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Haiti This picture shows Haitian fisherman hunting on a turquoise sea off Ile à Rats. It was taken on a travel to Labadie, Haiti, Central&South America. It is one of the 6572 of travel photographs you can find on Traveladventures.org. You can click on the picture to see more pictures of Labadie. You can also send it as a free electronic postcard or download it for free, by following the links under the picture. Alternatively, you can follow the tags under the picture to find other travel pictures of a particular theme, or switch to another language. Enjoy your travel with pictures from all over the world! Show on map Locate Ile à rats/Paradis on map Other languages: \| \| \| \| Categories Architecture Art Bridges City & Cityscape Coastline Culture & Religion Doors & Windows Events History Landscape Nature People Transportation Various	Picture of Haitian fisherman hunting on a turquoise sea off Ile à Rats (Labadie, Haiti) Haitian fisherman hunting on a make shift boat Send image of Haitian fisherman hunting on a turquoise sea off Ile à Rats as a free postcard Download picture of Haitian fisherman hunting on a turquoise sea off Ile à Rats Purchase Haitian fisherman hunting on a turquoise sea off Ile à Rats (Haiti) Discovered by none other than Columbus, Amiga, or Ile à Rats as it is known now, is a small, precious island with unspoilt beach and translucent waters. Although Labadie is a very attractive town where one could easily spend several days exploring or just relaxing, close to it is Ile à Rats, a small island off the northern coast of Haiti. It was discovered by none less than Christopher Columbus, the explorer who put the Americas on the western maps. He named the island Amiga, and according to some, used it to retreat with his local lover. Locals refer to it as Lilet, from French l'Ilet: small island. Chartering a boat in Labadie, it now takes some forty minutes to reach this uninhabited island. From a distance, while racing over shallow waters with corals, you can easily spot this small dot on the horizon as it becomes bigger on your approach. Read more about: Ile à rats/Paradis Tags for this picture: \| \| \| \| american asian blue silver boat airport Central&South America Asia fisherman people green pink Haiti United Arab Emirates Ile à rats/Paradis Montserrat Labadie Conical hats man face sea sand
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