Haiti is going to be hard going for travelers with disabilities or mobility issues. Crowded and broken streets, anarchic traffic and the absence of wheelchair-accessible buildings all pose serious problems.
Traveling with an able-bodied companion can help immensely in overcoming these obstacles. At the very least, hiring a vehicle and a guide will make moving around a great deal easier.
Haggling with street vendors, artisans and moto-taxi drivers is part of daily life in Haiti. Do your best, don't take it too seriously and keep in mind they likely need that extra dollar more than you do.
Haitian phone numbers are eight digits. To dial a non-emergency phone number from outside Haiti, dial the international access code, Haiti's country code , then the eight-digit number.
Customs regulations include restrictions on the import and export of live animals, weapons and drugs. You can bring in 1L of liquor, cigarettes and 50 cigars.
