Jacmel

Travel Blogs from Jacmel, Haiti

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bus rides, puke and a beggar, Jacmel, Haiti travel blog

bus rides, puke and a beggar

A travel blog entry by kris

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... things hit me in the eye and mouth so felt quite lucky to have been hit where i was.. My LP guidebook states that 'the new jacmel terminal is 2 miles out of town' so when i got off i asked the motocycle taxi how much to the guesthouse and he replied 25 ...

getting out of marrying a virgin, Cyvadier Plage, Haiti travel blog

getting out of marrying a virgin

A travel blog entry by kris

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shit.. after visiting the marigot beach which is a 30 minute taptap ride east of jacmel i downed a few bottles of prestige before commenting to my new haitien friend that i'd made a few days earlier about a girl who was walking past us. We'd been chatting ...

Jakmèl (Yaquimel), Jacmel, Haiti travel blog

Jakmèl (Yaquimel)

A travel blog entry by passionfruit

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We spent 2 days in Jacmel (Jakmèl or Yaquimel), a haitian beach town on the Carribean side of the island of Hispaniola.  On route, through the winding mountain roads, we saw people walking alongside visiting each other, chatting, exchanging ...

Roadtrip, Mountains, Haiti travel blog

Roadtrip

A travel blog entry by passionfruit

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... from the mountain-sides on Sunday October 28th, along the route back to Port-au-prince airport from Jacmel (approx. 3 hour drive).  Deforestation explains the browned landscape at higher elevations, a likely contributing factor for mudslides ...

From Port-au-Prince to Jacmel, Jacmel, Haiti travel blog

From Port-au-Prince to Jacmel

A travel blog entry by hescalgary

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... .  He has been part of the Family since he was about 9 when he and his older brother left the streets of Jacmel.  Fignole did a brilliant job of leading the evening reflections last night and during the 2 hour “study hall” last night ...

More than I planned for!, Jacmel, Haiti travel blog

More than I planned for!

A travel blog entry by mickeyjbaker

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... week and I know that my body felt its age.  I worked in the pharmacy all week and had little interaction with the people of Jacmel but I got to help out with one surgery and also got to see a very rare case with a 5 month old baby.  Visiting ...

The week has flown by!, Jacmel, Haiti travel blog

The week has flown by!

A travel blog entry by hescalgary

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... to the child slaves and offer them a morning of basic math and reading instruction.  We will pop into the market as we leave Jacmel and make our way back to Port-au-Prince.  We really hate to leave - even when the humidity is through the roof ...

Les couleurs de Jacmel, Jacmel, Haiti travel blog

Les couleurs de Jacmel

A travel blog entry by marco

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... qui donne sur la mer des Caraibes. La traversée des montagnes fut superbe, mais on est vraiment tombé sous le charme de Jacmel, notre destination. Petite ville tranquille sur la mer, plaquée sous un soleil anormalement chaud de ce septembre. Il ne s'y ...

Farewell to Jacmel, Jacmel, Haiti travel blog

Farewell to Jacmel

A travel blog entry by hescalgary

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... were my observations today as we made our way back over the mountains and down into Port-au-Prince.  The city, as compared to Jacmel, is dirty and smelly and noisy - Michael's St Joseph's Home for Boys is an oasis and after a quick stop for ...

roadtrip to Jacmel, Roadtrip to Jacmel, Haiti travel blog

roadtrip to Jacmel

A travel blog entry by passionfruit

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roadtrip! ...

A full day at LST, Jacmel, Haiti travel blog

A full day at LST

A travel blog entry by hescalgary

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We are sitting here with our new friends Geoffrey and Stephen enjoying a cold Prestige - a quite awesome Haitian beer that won the World Beer Cup in 2000!  Our day at Trinity/LST ended with Wayne refereeing a mini hockey sticks game for the resident ...

Jacmel beauty, Jacmel, Haiti travel blog

Jacmel beauty

A travel blog entry by jamesdalphonse

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We had a great time in Haiti. There have not been a lot of tourists there recently. I would like to see this change, but I am afraid that it probably will not for some time. Although, we spent a great deal of time throughout the country and had a great ...

Soo much to process!, Jacmel, Haiti travel blog

Soo much to process!

A travel blog entry by hescalgary

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... In this mixed frame of mind we set off, after lunch, via moto (motorbike) to visit a public school on the other side of Jacmel.  If you may recall from an earlier post he who is most aggressive owns the right of way on the streets – we ...

Kikote ou te pwe ale? My first trip to Haiti, La Motagne, Haiti travel blog

Kikote ou te pwe ale? My first trip to Haiti

A travel blog entry by lamonafeliz

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... of racism that have persisted for almost two hundred years after the Spanish declared the Republic? I felt while I was in Haiti a sort of latent potential humming softly below the daily disasters, tragedies and hunger. Since returning I have heard ...

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