Ti-Mouillage Beach near Jacmel
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While you are on the beach of Ti-Mouillage, you will find several attractions
After enjoying a great time at Ti-Mouillage, you can go to the Fort Oge which was part of twenty Forts constructed after Haiti independence as a defensive system in the event the the French decided to return to the island to impose once again slavery. Fort Oge got its name after Vincent Oge , a leading figure of the Haitian Revolution.
Ti-Mouillage beach has been attracting local tourists and a small amount of international tourism
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