Zwazo Yo - Science Education and Ecotourism

  Behind the Musée du Panthéon National (MUPANAH, National Pantheon Museum) in Port au Prince (near the fallen palace) is the restaurant Le...

The PurJus stand With only carry-on and my boarding pass printed at home, I made it through the airport in record time, from curb drop-o...

Magda with shrimp and fried plantains. American friends of mine in Haiti occasionally talk about the ‘Embassy restaurant that has sushi...

In 2008 in the Central Plateau we had to drive 3 hours to Hinche to go to a grocery store that was only 13 miles away (now that road is p...

I recently took a mini-vacation to see my friend Rhoda in Port au Prince and we took a road trip up the south coast of the north penins...

The bus in Les Cayes, with our luggage on top. Last week we took the Transport Chic bus back to Port au Prince from Les Cayes.  The bus ...

Here's a sampling of the brightly colored public transportation in Haiti.  These buses are called taptaps. Cast...

This is the final post about the airport in Port-au-Prince. Here's what you’ll find in the American Airlines waiting area at the airpor...

This continues the previous post of how to navigate the airport coming into the country. Now that you've enjoyed Haiti you'll have ...

Here’s a blog tour of the International airport in P-au-P. Fill your water bottle before you get on the plane in Miami - it's your la...

My 1st day in Haiti and I found bird books in Kreyol! My guide Jehu (the brother-in-law of my hosts) took me on a tour of Port au Prince th...