water fall

Saut d'Eau (Sodo) water fall is one of the most famous waterfalls in Haiti and a great Caribbean tourist destination you should consider visiting at least once in your lifetime, on your next trip to Haiti or you next Caribbean adventure.

Saut d'Eau in English means waterfall and, in Haiti coincidentally, there is actually a famous waterfall named Saut d'Eau.

Come to Haiti, rent a car, go visit Saut d'Eau.

Saut d'eau distance from Port-au-Prince Haiti:

Seau d'Eau is only about 1h 30 minutes from Port-au-Prince. Just head to the Department du Centre via Route Nationale #3, when you reach the city of Mirebalais, you are almost there. Saut-d'Eau is a commune in the Mirebalais Arrondissement in Centre Haiti.

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Bassin Zim Waterfall is a fantastic must-see waterfall in Hinche, Centre Department, Haiti, and a wonderful place to visit on your next vacation to Haiti.

The Bassin Zim water fall is located about 30 minutes outside city of Hinche, Haiti, in a locality called 'Nan Papaye'.

Bassin Zim is one of the hidden treasures of Haiti that has never really been explored. I say that because, as magnificent as the Bassin Zim waterfall is, it is not getting the volume of tourist it deserves.

Bassin Zim is not just a water fall There is astounding cave that sits right above the water fall. The river that becomes this beautiful waterfall comes shooting out of a whole in the mountain top above, behind the Bassin Zim cave.

The water then goes through three natural pools, one right beneath the other, before finally creating this magnificent water fall you will see the next time you vacation there.

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Here is a photo of the Bassin Bleu Waterfall Haiti, a very famous waterfalls in Haiti and a great place to visit on your next trip to Haiti and the Caribbean.

Bassin Bleu, Blue basin in English, is not just a waterfall. Bassin Bleu is a natural water site located west of the city of Jacmel, in the Sud-Est department of Haiti.

This amazing site that you must visit consists of three natural water pools along the Jacmel River (Petite Rivière de Jacmel). Basin Bleu is one of them.

Bassin Bleu is located 40 minutes from Jacmel in the direction of La Vallée-de-Jacmel,

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Not far from the town of Hinche Haiti is an amazing water fall called Bassin Zim.

Bassin Zim is one of the hidden treasures of Haiti that has never been explored. Bassin Zim is not just a water fall. The river that becomes this beautiful water called Bassin Zim comes shooting out of a whole in the mountain top, behind a cave.

The water then goes through three natural pools before finally creating the water fall.

I've been told that behind the water fall is another cave and visitors has swam through the water fall into the cave.

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Not far from the town of Hinche Haiti is an amazing water fall called Bassin Zim.

Bassin Zim is one of the hidden treasures of Haiti that has never been explored. Bassin Zim is not just a water fall. The river that becomes this beautiful water called Bassin Zim comes shooting out of a whole in the mountain top, behind a cave.

The water then goes through three natural pools before finally creating the water fall.

I've been told that behind the water fall is another cave and visitors has swam through the water fall into the cave.

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Not far from the town of Hinche Haiti is an amazing water fall called Bassin Zim.

Bassin Zim is one of the hidden treasures of Haiti that has never been explored. Bassin Zim is not just a water fall. The river that becomes this beautiful water called Bassin Zim comes shooting out of a whole in the mountain top, behind a cave.

The water then goes through three natural pools before finally creating the water fall.

I've been told that behind the water fall is another cave and visitors has swam through the water fall into the cave.

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Not far from the town of Hinche Haiti is an amazing water fall called Bassin Zim.

Bassin Zim is one of the hidden treasures of Haiti that has never been explored. Bassin Zim is not just a water fall. The river that becomes this beautiful water called Bassin Zim comes shooting out of a whole in the mountain top, behind a cave.

The water then goes through three natural pools before finally creating the water fall.

I've been told that behind the water fall is another cave and visitors has swam through the water fall into the cave.

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Not far from the town of Hinche Haiti is an amazing water fall called Bassin Zim.

Bassin Zim is one of the hidden treasures of Haiti that has never been explored. Bassin Zim is not just a water fall. The river that becomes this beautiful water called Bassin Zim comes shooting out of a whole in the mountain top, behind a cave.

The water then goes through three natural pools before finally creating the water fall.

I've been told that behind the water fall is another cave and visitors has swam through the water fall into the cave.

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Not far from the town of Hinche Haiti is an amazing water fall called Bassin Zim.

Bassin Zim is one of the hidden treasures of Haiti that has never been explored. Bassin Zim is not just a water fall. The river that becomes this beautiful water called Bassin Zim comes shooting out of a whole in the mountain top, behind a cave.

The water then goes through three natural pools before finally creating the water fall.

I've been told that behind the water fall is another cave and visitors has swam through the water fall into the cave.

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Not far from the town of Hinche Haiti is an amazing water fall called Bassin Zim.

Bassin Zim is one of the hidden treasures of Haiti that has never been explored. Bassin Zim is not just a water fall. The river that becomes this beautiful water called Bassin Zim comes shooting out of a whole in the mountain top, behind a cave.

The water then goes through three natural pools before finally creating the water fall.

I've been told that behind the water fall is another cave and visitors has swam through the water fall into the cave.

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