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Cap-Haïtien
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On the Atlantic coast and not far from the Dominican border, the country's second-largest city is worth visiting for its old French architecture, but above all for the beautiful nearby beaches and the historic national park just a few kilometres away.
Overview of Cap-Haïtien
On the Atlantic coast and not far from the Dominican border, the country's second-largest city is worth visiting for its old French architecture, but above all for the beautiful nearby beaches and the Historic National Park just a few kilometres away.
Key facts
- Type de lieu: large city.
- Intérêt touristique: (worth seeing).
- Localisation:
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- Heure locale: .
- Population: 274,404 inhabitants (2015).
- Superficie: 53.5 km².
- Altitude: sea level.
- Site internet: www.americas-fr.com/cap-haitien.html
History of Cap-Haïtien
What to see and do in Cap-Haïtien
In the surrounding area
Labadie
The beautiful beach near Cap-Haïtien has been privatized by several cruise companies. Beaches, swimming, diving, and more for cruise passengers in a secure environment for the occasion.
The beautiful beach near Cap-Haïtien has been privatized by several cruise companies. Beaches, swimming, diving, and more for cruise passengers in a secure environment for the occasion.
Fort-Liberté
A small town near Santo Domingo, Fort-Liberté still has remnants of its past, including several 18th-century forts in varying states of preservation.
A small town near Santo Domingo, Fort-Liberté still has remnants of its past, including several 18th-century forts in varying states of preservation.

Historic National Park
About twelve kilometres from Cap-Haïtien, the town of Milot is home to the historic national park, which comprises the impressive ruins of the Sans Souci Palace and the Citadelle La Ferrière, both UNESCO World Heritage sites.
About twelve kilometres from Cap-Haïtien, the town of Milot is home to the historic national park, which comprises the impressive ruins of the Sans Souci Palace and the Citadelle La Ferrière, both UNESCO World Heritage sites.
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Must-see & highly recommended
Historic National Park
★★★★ About twelve kilometres from Cap-Haïtien, the town of Milot is home to the historic national park, which comprises the impressive ruins of…
Worth a look / Other
Fort-Liberté
★ A small town near Santo Domingo, Fort-Liberté still has remnants of its past, including several 18th-century forts in varying states of…
Labadie
★ The beautiful beach near Cap-Haïtien has been privatized by several cruise companies. Beaches, swimming, diving, and more for cruise…