Labadee, Haitian Port Located On the Northern Coast Of Haiti

The company has agreed since 1986 to contribute larger portion of their tourist revenue to Haiti government and pay $6 per tourist to the same Haitian authority. They also employed 300 Haitians around Labadee and allowed another 200 to sell their merchandise (who never bug you to buy there things) on their premises for a fee. The resort is situated on a peninsula; it is a secluded, secured place with modern and clean rooms which have fully functioning bathrooms with every modern amenities. Tourists' foods are supplied by the cruise ships.

There are many reasons to love Labadee. Here you will be always embraced by a beautiful natural landscape--inviting beach, coral reefs, mountains, trees and stunning views. Moreover, there are many other fun things to do. You can beat the heat on the exciting 300 ft long 'Dragon's Splash Waterslide' that goes through ten twists and turns or can quietly relax and overlook the action on Nellie's Beach from luxurious all inclusive cabana package with food and stay. 'Arawak Aqua Park' is the perfect place equipped with bounce and slide on trampolines, rolling log and many other inflatable water toys.

There are many options for sporting adventure in
Labadee s as well, like Dragon's Breath Flight Line (500 feet above the beaches), Dragon's Tail Coaster and Bird's-eye view from 400 feet above the peninsula on a thrilling parasail ride. You can shop here for local artworks and take home a special memento of this private paradise. No tourist to this paradise misses to sip, enjoy and relax in "Labaduzee", a frozen drink that gives incomparable out of the world experience.

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