belly beach

Describing the Coco Beach or Belly Beach of Labadie in words is just not sufficient. A sandy peninsula completely fenced-off, the Coco Beach serves as the private beach for the Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines for two days a week - Monday and Tuesday. For the rest of the days, the Coco Beach allows the locals to access its facilities just for $3. The facilities include watersports, restaurants and pools.

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Belly Beach, also sometimes known as the Coco Beach is the adobe for natural charm and flawless beauty. Fortified with coconut trees on all sides, it looks as if Mother Nature has cut herself off from the rest of the world just to offer its visitors with a surreal dream paradise. Seemingly impregnable, the Belly Beach is accessible only by boats, horseback or cars. With its white glittering sand and shinning blue waters, the beach is just perfect for those who want to escape the grey world of machines for a few intimate moments of wild imagination.

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Belly Beach is a beautiful tourist spot located in Labadie and is known for its scenic beauty. Labadie, which is located in the northern side of the Republic of Haiti is one of the prime tourist attractions of Haiti. Blessed with unparalleled natural beauty, Labadie has become an international tourist spot. With beach-side bars, evergreen Haitian culture, myriads of water sport, open-air dinning and a busy market place, Labadie's Belly beach is one of the most precious ornaments of the Haitian tourism industry. The picturesque Labadie with all its natural charm and wooded peninsula covering 260 acres is a heaven for nature lovers around the globe.

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A true jewel of the Caribbean, the Belly Beach has recently gained popularity because of its remote location and natural beauty. Green, Blue and White play together at Belly Beach to mesmerize the sense of visual senses of its visitors. A small sandy cove, the Belly Beach offers glittering blue waters, shiny white sand and lush green vegetation covering the mountains - the trio that wins every heart.

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Belly Beach is located in Labadie, which is close to Cap-Haitian. The beach was little known to the outer world until recently when the world discovered the hidden treasure that Haiti has to offer. Very remote and rich with natural beauty, the fastest way to reach the Belly Beach is to grab a water taxi from Labadie. One can also refer the more primitive transportation mode - by feet! Those who prefer to reach Belly Beach by feet need to cross the Coco Beach in Labadie to get access to this small sandy cove that offers minimal yet just enough facilities to spend a night or two!

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Often referred to as Coco Beach, the Belly Beach is actually is a different beach located just beyond the Coco Beach. A 30 minutes walks across the Coco Beach opens the door to this another pearl of Haitian natural beauty. A small sandy cove, the Belly Beach is perfect for both those who love seclusion and solitude and also for those who love to have some fun in cool blue waters. Offering a variety of watersports and different beach activities, the Belly Beach also offers several accommodation facilities. The beach is popular for its different fish recipes. The locals also rent out boats to the tourists so that they can visit the nearby villages and beaches.

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This is a picture of the beautiful beach called Belly Beach in Cap-Haitian, Haiti. This beach provide gorgeous view to Labadee and the water is clear. It is definitely a hidden place and one that is a must seen the next time you go to Cap-haitian or travel on a cruise in Labadee.

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As part of discovering the beauty of the Caribbean island Haiti, we are presenting to you the beautiful Belly Beach in Cap-Haitian, Haiti. This is a place only a few people know about and I want to make sure that the secret is out and that more people are able to enjoy this beautiful place on the shores of Cap-Haitian. There are water Taxis that travel to Belly Beach on a regular basis, therefor, transportation is not an issue

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