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At the coordinates of latitude 19.667655, and longitude -72.332345, the northerly Haitian city of Acul du Nord lies some 15 km from another important Haitian city called Cap-Haitien, which has its coordinates as latitude 19.747655 and longitude -72.212345. Acul du Nord, by miles, lies at a distance of 9.6 miles west of the historical city of Cap-Haitian. Therefore, travel at a speed of 50km per hour takes just over a half hour and is possible from many routes.

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MINUSTAH has provided Acul du Nord with two prefabricated buildings to be used as court houses, Camp Louise and Peace Grison-Garde. The United Nations Mission for Stabilization in Haiti donated $140,000 USD for the project. Both courts are equipped with two courtrooms and offices for the judge and deputy. They also have a records office and archives, and space for a Civil Status Office. They have been outfitted with two typewriters, six computers and dozen chairs.

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A district in the north of Haiti, the Acul du Nord District is comprised of three municipalities. There is the Plaine du Nord, Milot, and the district's namesake, Acul du Nord. The city Acul du Nord is its capital, but the inhabitants of the entire district and its three municipalities is listed, from an estimate done four years ago, as 117,456 people. Around the Acul du Nord municipality, the elevation of the land is measured to be about 20 m, which equates to about 70 feet.

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Acul du Nord, known in the Creole language of Haiti as Akil dinò, in a municipality that can be found languishing in the very north of the Caribbean country in what is known as Haiti's Nord, or North Department. It is considered to be in the Acul du Nord Arrondissement and, by a 2003 count, is listed as having as many as 51, 337 people in its population. Its coordinates are 19°41′0″N 72°19′0″W.

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Here is a picture of a building located in the historic city of Jacmel. As it was the case with many buildings following the great fire of 1896, that almost destroyed the entire city, this building was made with prefabricated cast-iron pillars and balconies

The city of Jacmel was a major coffee trading centre during the colonization period and was home to many wealthy Masters

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The mangrove islets in the Gulf of Gonave are opposite the Cotes-des-Arcadins. There is a rich historical heritage and tourists to this place can visit the Ogier-Fombrun Ogier, a colonial museum. This museum is situated in a historic plantation of sugar.

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Haiti is located on west of the island of Hispaniola. It constitute the heart of the famous Cotes-des-Arcadins that in English mean "the Arcadian Coasts." They are long stretches of white sandy beaches, in fact among the most aesthetic in the world. If you are a tourist in Haiti, and you love fishing or sailing, then this is an ideal destination that you should not miss. The Cotes-des-Arcadins includes three exotic beaches that present the most pleasing climate and tropical scenery in the Caribbean region. They also boast of extensive beautiful coral reef system that has always attracted scuba divers across the world. Unfortunately, they are almost being depleted because of over fishing.

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On Tuesday July 26, the president rolled on the tourism week by meeting hotel owners at Cote-des-Arcadins. During the meeting, the parties agreed on a way forward to revive the tourism industry, which constitute a major economic growth sector in Haiti. The 15-kilometre coastline has six operating hotels with 452 rooms. This is valued at 50 million dollars and around a thousand tourists are accommodated in a week. The two hotels that have been in operation for long, since 1984, Club Indigo and Beatrice Nadal Mevs can give an account of the coastline situation.

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On Tuesday July 26, the president rolled on the tourism week by meeting hotel owners at Cote-des-Arcadins. During the meeting, the parties agreed on a way forward to revive the tourism industry, which constitute a major economic growth sector in Haiti. The 15-kilometre coastline has six operating hotels with 452 rooms. This is valued at 50 million dollars and around a thousand tourists are accommodated in a week. The two hotels that have been in operation for long, since 1984, Club Indigo and Beatrice Nadal Mevs can give an account of the coastline situation.

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On Tuesday July 26, the president rolled on the tourism week by meeting hotel owners at Cote-des-Arcadins. During the meeting, the parties agreed on a way forward to revive the tourism industry, which constitute a major economic growth sector in Haiti. The 15-kilometre coastline has six operating hotels with 452 rooms. This is valued at 50 million dollars and around a thousand tourists are accommodated in a week. The two hotels that have been in operation for long, since 1984, Club Indigo and Beatrice Nadal Mevs can give an account of the coastline situation.

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