Visiting Jacmel, Haiti - SeeJeanty (Jacmel Series Ep1)
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- The wait is over. We are finally here in Jacmel Haiti. And there is so much to see, this is actually episode 1 of at least 5 episodes. In this first episode of the series, we are taking you around the central / downtown area and visiting some of the notable sites and places. Guys, I have to tell you. Jacmel is hands down my favorite city. Let's start the adventure and let me show you why.
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My Parents from Jamel, Great Video.. 👍
Awesome video! My hometown. Looking forward to seeing the outskirts more... Kabik, la mitie, Cyvadier Hotel, Surf Haiti, La Colline Enchante, La Roulotte bar/resto.🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Great Page!
I moved to the US at 9 yo. Currently going on my 4th semester...starting this upcoming week. Haiti is my passion. I want to go back so bad. I went back for the 1st time January 2020...before Covid hit. Thank God i did. Once i graduate nursing school come May, i wanna go there. I want to go in the summer time😁😁😁
Yes, i do man. I ain't really from Jacmel but Cap Haitian so I know how respectable and confortable it is to have something special, I'd like to advise you to do the same thing in my town. For contact : lakrenabigman@gmail.com
Keep up the Haiti videos 🇭🇹👍
This guy telling us, we should tell our own story about our country beautiful, not some stranger who showing negative view, proud to watch every episode.
And foreigners should be limited to how much land they can purchase.
For instance, this white guy shouldn’t have been able to own the Hotel Florita.
@@JC_inc you just racist but ya go to Florida to purchase house
Not all strangers paint an ugly picture.
its a cool video
@@JC_inc um y is that?
The whole city of Jacmel should be declared a tourist destination by the gov., ie reinforce security, cleanliness, healthcare and create easy access by air and sea. We cannot afford to lose this national heritage smh. Great video!
Its already is.
@@g30b15 Happy to hear. Howeve , are they taking the initiatives that I mentioned as to secure the city, ie control entry and exit areas , also to reinforce cleanliness and the healthcare system? I hope they are, because one thing we lack in Haiti is action behind our words.
Tourist already go there.
It is
You are absolutely correct my brother!
I think more Haitian Americans/Haitian people should invest in their country, to help bring more tourists and generate more wealth for this beautiful island. Growing up in Miami during the 90s, Haitian people were not shown respect by fellow black Americans nor the Hispanics. Their is so much history and culture on this island. I myself was very naive because I based my opinions about this country on the negativity images portrayed on television. It took my college roommates to educate me on their culture and show me the beauty of Haiti. Some of my friends were mostly proud of their culture, while others were afraid to acknowledge being Haitian because of the negative images bestowed upon them. It took me to see the true beauty of Haiti, after the major earthquake 12 years ago. My bestfriend husband and others begin sharing photos of their beautiful homeland. Haiti is definitely a beautiful island but I wish the government would do more for good it's people instead of creating constant political warfare. Haitian people should have the right to purchase their own hotels and establish other businesses in their country. Why should a foreigner like the white guy in the video cheat a Haitian native out of a home he knew was worth $100k but I do blame the seller for settling. However I imagine he had to do what was best for his family at that time. Allowing foreigners to takeover what their ancestors fought so hard to keep, then turn around and pay the natives low wages is very disturbing. I pray Haiti will become the wealthiest island it once were. I'm routing for you!! #MiamiNative ❤🖤💚
As a fellow Haitian, I really appreciate what you’re doing. Portraying the heart and soul of a beautiful and rich country in the way it ought to be done. Kudos to you!
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I love Haiti ! Just returned back to the US Saturday and can’t wait to go back :) The people are amazingly sweet :) it’s heartbreaking to see so much suffering .. Ohhhh yes ! The food is amazing ! In the US, no one greets each other .. I come home and try speaking to others I pass and they just go on by ! Bonjou Bonswa Salut!! :) my vision is to start a clothing factory there to give the people work . But I don’t want to own it ! I want to give it to them ... we ll see what God has in store :)
I'm trying to go to Haiti next year basically my first time but people keep trying to scare me away with the kidnapping situation. Is it true or is it an exaggeration? Thanks in advance.
@@Mr_Bawon it’s true but people exaggerate when it’s about Haiti. I just came from Haiti
@@Mr_Bawon it happens every where?
God bless you.
I wish you success in your endeavors.
You must not live in the south. In southern towns you Have to speak lol.
Please subscribed the guy he’s being doing a great job by showing up our country to the world great job man keep it up.
So true my friend.
Absolutely beautiful. I’m not Haitian but is there a push to get Haitians of the Diaspora to return and invest in Haiti?
No, it's challenging for the diaspora to invest back in Haiti, there are thousands of stories of Haitians that took their hard-earned cash in the US and invested it in Haiti just to get ripped off and lose it, the government does not help a lot, in fact, they make it extremely difficult. It's sad because, with some good investment, so many things could improve, but it's almost impossible with how the Haitian system works.
NIce job. I was at Florita a long time ago. Jacmel is to Haiti as Marrakech is to Morocco. People go for the amazing architecture and ambiance that you can't replicate. Beautiful mosaic tiles steps. This is an instagramable city! The world does not need another box shape mall. Use what is there already. Thank goodness the young diaspora is discovering these jewels. They have vision, appreciation much like Jeanty and are into preservation and owning the narrative of Haiti. We want authenticity, Looking forward to the rest of the series.
I went to Jacmel last year. It was breath taking. Take me back to Jacmel.
How did you get there? I’d love to visit.
I will spend thoudands in Haiti 🇭🇹 before even thinking about stepping foot in another country💯💯💯
Whenever I'm there I feel at home. I feel free. It's a different feeling 🇭🇹🇭🇹
@@GrowwithNaomie no country welcomes you like your home country🗣💯 🇭🇹
@@quelquun2018 Are they welcoming to blacks. I've found out many Africans have a disdain for us especially those in the US. Most countries treat us like trash until we pull out American dollars.
@@renaissancewoman100 Learn to speak french if you so interested in the haiti culture.They speak french.So that the most flattering thing you have patience to learn.People love it when you can communicate with them in their tongue.You are worry about being dislike because of communication.
Born and raised in Port-au-Prince, but Jacmel is the place i go to relax every year.
If only Jacmel had an international airport, it would be my #1 destination. Definitely I should visit no matter what. 🤗
driving from the capital to Jacmel is one of the best feelings..especially when you leave Leogane behind and you get to Carrefour
dufort... this is where your vacation starts.
Please nooooooooooooo this is an forgotten place that has a beautiful sunsets and food. It's a riviera before the riviera don't go US nomad capitalist need peace and quiet a real place to escape.
That should happen!
A direct ✈️ from Florida would help me visit!!!!
Thank you for showing this side of Haiti🇭🇹 🇭🇹 🇭🇹💯💯
One love Haiti
Oh my God! My City, I love Jacmel. Kilè poum tounen nan peyim Jesus 😩😭😭😭
Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work love the food and the culture 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I lived in Haiti 1984-86. Lots of very fond memories. Never made it to Jacmel. Hopefully one day.
As an Haïtian living in haiti, i love Jacmel
My family is from Jacmel. My little brother and I are the only ones born in the US. I met my husband in Jacmel. My mom said at least one of her daughters should marry someone from her hometown, and I happened to be the one. The one thing I fear about Jacmel being over exposed to tourism is that it will ruin the quiet, quaintness, and safety of the town with tourism comes criminal elements. My husband and I plan on spending our senior years there. I'm a proud Jacmelienne by way of NYC.
What a nice picturesque city, I can't wait to visit Jacmel in July 2021 with my friends. Much love to my Haitian friends that I've made here in Canada. Jamaican living in Montreal, Big up Haiti.
Haiti and its people are beautiful.
It's inevitable that Jacmel and Haiti are going to be major tourist destinations.
I'm from Jacmel(indigenous name: Yakimel) I can tell you that all these families that you've mentioned are dead.... Some never had kids. And I'm also proud to say that this city was the first city in the Caribbean to have electricity, this is one of the oldest cities in the Caribbean and this is where the original design of the Venezuelan flag was first flown in March 1806.
You are absolutely right Sybile
Bon bagay l, wap fe yon bon travay pou ti peyi nou an !!
Another awesome job. My dad would love to see this representation of his hometown and favorite place in Haiti.
I love my country no matter where I am. It's the beauty of Haiti for me.
Cool episode
The city was founded by the Spanish as Villanueva de Yaquimo in 1504, interesting to see how they evolved the name from the Taino word Yaquimel to Jacmel.
Very beautiful, and educational, some people like to paint Haiti in a vey bad way, Haiti is not zone, it's a whole entire country, which means there are a lot beautiful places there, don't just show the bad, under-develop parts, show everywhere as a whole, the same way, when you go to other countries, you're going to find beautiful places, and as well as the bad one, Port au prince is not the only place Haiti has, and the thing is; they never show the beautiful part of Port au prince, they only show you the dirty sides, and everywhere else that is overpopulated, they never take the time to go to tabarre, Delmas, Petionville, Pelerin, Laboule, thomassin, Fermathe, fort Jacques, Keenscoff, Fussie, and every else around the capital, they"re so focused on selling a bad dirty part of Haiti, so they can degrade the whole nation entirely.
The best summary of my channel I've read in a long time. Thank you, sincerely.
So proud of my country Haïti
Love it! I stayed in Jacmel for a few days in 2010. It was right after the earthquake, and I still had a blast. Can't wait to go back.
Excellent work man! You make us proud.
I love Jacmel. I will be there as soon as possible, Haiti is always in my heart.
Our hearts
Really good video. FYI, the young student you interview is not in the 3rd grade as in elementary school, its 10th grade compare to US system.
It’s confusing the way the use number to describe grade level in Haiti because the numbers go backward: it goes like this: 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, and then 3rd, 2nd, Reto, and Filo(final).
In secondary school (or high school), 3rd comes after 9th grade, so technically it is 10th grade.
Can’t wait to see more of jacmel🥰
Can you please provide information about the young man you interviewed about education? I would like to help him if at all possible. Serious enquiry.
The best thing I did was subscribe to this channel! I’m so impressed.
What you’re doing on the ground is what really counts and makes a difference. Thank you SOOO much Brother!!!
I’m currently in Canada but I’ll be back in Haiti in a couple years after my studies and I’d love to work with you.
Oh my gosh I just had a belly laugh when he stressed good authentic voodoo...like people in the drug biz describe the merchandise 🤣🤦♀️😂😂
I chuckled too.
Good voodoo...
Something tells me he knows what he’s talking about too🤣🤣
definitely turned me off...
@@WealthEngineering What turned you off exactly ? What don't you like about Jacmel or the Video? Just curious.
You really capture the real Haiti much respect
Been to Haiti...such an enchantingly beautiful land...name truly fits🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹❤️❤️❤️
Those people who’s giving this video a thumbs down 👎🏾 are clearly Haters, and you know what they says about Haters: “HATERS ALWAYS GONNA HATE” no matter what
Woww Jacmel lakay mwen😍Love you baby❤😍😍😍
Nice, greetings from Guyana. Big up!
We need to start investing in our country to keep the ownership black. I'll keep it respectful but every black person should know why. Nice video 👍
I love your videos, thank you for showing the beauty of Haiti, pearl of the Antilles ...
Awwwwe, This video is of the hook. Black excellence to the max. You really stand out with the type of very artistic, very real cinematography you bring to the table. I love all your videos but in this particular one you broke down something that is specific for my niche. I am so grateful! Jacmel is magical. I truly appreciate You and the work that you do!!! Thanks again for another great video Jeanty😍❤💕💞👍👍
Jacmel, that's where my dad's family is from..Never been there.
Same. And you’re from Philly? Same 🤗
It's Beautiful When the Country settles You Should go.
Love that you did this video, well done my brother!!
Those Fish Are Excellent, call "pisket" a tradition from jacmel, jeremie n st Louis du nord.
Tritri?
I didn't know about those fishes.
I used to Love eating them. Wa bon pa w. Yummyyyyy
pisket are very small shrimp
Going to Ayiti in March can't wait last time I was there was 2016.
Hey did you still end up going ? How is the country
@@dorianrichecardyisidore7534 unfortunately no there was a lot insecurity and road closures to the area we wanted to go but we are keeping in touch with our family there and as soon as it's a little more stable we will go
Glad this came up to brighten my dour Sunday.
Merci. Asante.
Well done
I love that boy school is very important to him bravo my love May the Lord almighty guide you
What a beautiful town! Can’t wait for more episodes!
Good job representing 🇭🇹!!
Looking forward...
Excellent work, SeeJeanty👍🏾
Side note: I don’t think foreigners should own land in Haiti.
Or at the very least there should be a limit
@@addictiveone4616 a heavy limit
@@addictiveone4616 there is
They weren’t supposed to own land, but u.s.a occupied Haiti in the early mid 1900 and change the constitution .
It was definitely like this, but during the American occupation, they changed it.
Haitian people are very kind hearted people, and trully hard working people. This City is beautiful, with many colorful sites.
Can’t wait
Beautiful place
While you're in the south i would like to see a tournage on Grosse Caye Island Haiti dans la Baie d'Acquin
Thank you for showing my beautiful country ❤️❤️❤️
I've been to Jacmel twice it's a beautiful place to go.
I could see a period piece being shot here. Its incredibly beautiful and I like I clean the streets are considering Haiti's got the trash problem in other areas.
I love how you toured Jacmel and talked to the locals. I want to hear more about the authentic voodoo!
I miss Jacmel so badly. My mom is from there. I wish I went there nore often as a kid. Thank you for showcasing its beauty!! ^_^
Thank you for making this video. I was born in Jacmel. It's good to see it.
My great grandfather was an immigrant from Jacmel to Miami.🇭🇹❤️
Fantastic,you'r doing a very great job brother,Can you just make a little vidéo of petit-goave ,i've been amazed by this little city, the sotry of Faustin soulouque ,welcome lande for the people from Bainet and cote de fer formerly,and is renowned for its accentuated cultural and intellectual heritage, and for its beautiful people
3ème pa vle di third grade non,3ème se tankou 10th grade nan America, li rete 2 ans pou li fini l’école,se pa third grade tankou timoun elementary,
Non 3 ans
@@kikianedejoie2805 men mwen te tande president marthely te retire retho ou bien philo,as ou di an kapab sa tou
@@delmas5579 egzamen ofisyèl reto a li te retire, li pat retire klas la
3eme is more than 10th grade. Someone who was going to 5eme came to the US and was able to do the same work as 10th graders. I dont think we can go grade for grade. Totally different systems
Great episode once again and Jacmel carnival is the place to be
My hometown 😍 Jacmel 🇭🇹; Good job broh!
I truly enjoyed this episode. Keep up the good work brother & I wish you all of the success in your endeavors
I really appreciate your work. Got your book the other day. Keep it up and I can't wait to get more involved in my country.
The small sardines are called piskets. Very delicious when you cook them in rice.
Pls mesaj sa map voye l dirèk ak otorité jakmel yo gade kijan tout le monde ap felisite vil jakmel m swete ke yo bay plis ankadreman ak vil la fè plis propté é amelyoré imaj vil la plis kesa konsa nap tj kapab fyè pou prezante imaj Haiti espesyalman jakmel é ak tout lot depatman yo
Mesi pou bel imaj sa mw dor gade la apreciate
Good job my friend!, I like your resilient, even in the midst of chaos you kept pushing forward.
I love Jacmel, I stayed at Hotel Florita, my husband hated it because the room had no tv, I didnt like the room because everytime we showered the water would leak into the room, I did however love how close it is to Lakou New York and the coffee bar in the hotel is awesome!!
Prob cuz its ran by that colonizer 🤧
👀 jeanty is a worldwide FIGURE for this one.
Great quality video , beautiful scenery . I have being when i was 9 . Now 50 i need to visit Haiti again .
For more historical facts and stories about Jacmel, read the book Dr Gilles, an historian from Jacmel.
Waow c'est juste magnifique. Amazing !!!🇭🇹
Jacmel for live!!!
I love jacmel 💕
Another wonderful video showing the beauty of Haiti. What a fantastic place! 👍🏽
This is a great video and can't wait to see more. I believe some of my family is from Jacmel and haven't seen much about the city. So this was great to see for myself. We will definitely be subscribing. Thanks for creating this content.
Great video, i love Jacmel, i used to go to Raymond les bains. It's been a while, hope i remember the name of the beach ⛱
definitely a gem… when i started going to Jacmel couldn’t get enough from Port au Prince very nurturing place 💖✨
I don't understand why Jeanty doesn't have his name on the ticket for the next President - I will go back to Haiti and be in your cabinet, if this happens.
💯👍👍👍👍
You need to be president to make things happen.
This is really a hidden gem 🤎
I love those houses. They look Old & new. 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
I hope that student and all those students accomplish everything he dreams of! ❤️
Absolutely stunning and speechless. Thank thank thank
That's beautiful! Will be my next visit.
Love it! Thanks
I cannot thank you enough for your work !
Love this video. Thanks for your work seejeanty
Hotel Manoir Adriana, Thank you for letting us know...
So beautiful! Thank you!