Haitiβs hidden town that lives on the sea is home to a floating market where people sell food directly from boats. Called The Venice of Haiti Most people donβt know that there is a town in Haiti where life happens on the water. In Pestel, a small coastal town in Haiti, local vendors sell seafood, fresh fruits, vegetables, and everyday goods directly from wooden boats in the middle of the sea. This floating market is where fishermen, farmers, and families meet every day to trade and survive. In this video, I explore the incredible floating market of Pestel and spend time with local vendors who make their living on the water. From fresh fish and seafood to colorful fruits and produce, this place shows a unique side of Haitian culture that most people have never seen. This is real life in Haiti beyond the headlines. π Location: Pestel, Haiti If you enjoy travel documentaries, local culture, and discovering hidden places around the Caribbean, subscribe for more. #thatboylens #Haiti #HaitiTravel #FloatingMarket #Pestel #CaribbeanTravel
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Keep making haiti look good, the things we seen on the news for years is terrible. Jamaican born but I spit on anyone luv ππ€πΎππ―π²π―π²π―π²
Your cinematography is now at an expert professional level, stay true to yourself
I'm a Dominican who loves the Haitian People, and this is the most beautiful video of Haiti I've ever seen. Most videos about Haiti tend to be sensationalist, focusing on the hardship. I loved seeing the multidimensionality of the people in the background, some kind, some rude, some playful... that hustle and bustle is serious. Pestel is beyond charming. The kids playing made me melt. Your energy is so kind that it's no surprise the people in the video reflect that right back to you. Keep up the good work, refine, and most importantly, keep up that good will attitude you have, it is gold. Thank you!!!
Your work is very invaluable. Haiti needs a lot people like you, story tellers on the ground, who are telling the real story of modern Haiti. Taking back control of the narrative of what Haiti is and what Haiti will become is very important. Big up to you and Marie Life in Haiti, I watch you guys a lot. One love from Jamaica.
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That view is killer. Big up the Haitian err timeπ―π²
One love from Bahamas by this time next year Haiti will be back on top. Haiti is rising fast ππΎππΎ
I love to see my young people working together to show the beauty side of our country. Lens keep it up β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈ
Bondye beni Ayiti ChΓ¨ri Lakay Paradise ππΉππΉ.
Wawww, Pestel is nice country
My family is from pestel. I was born in P-A-P but moved to Boston after the earthquake. This video made me so emotional β€
My heart beats a special rhythm for Haiti and itβs resilient beautiful people. Iβm Jamaican. I deeply love my Haitian brothers and sisters. One love
Award deserving documentary...Awesome Job
Such a beautiful place with such beautiful people. Much love to Haiti. My family is Grenadian but we believe our roots are in Haiti.
Yo, Lens, you are becoming a professional before our eyes. You have improved so much bro. Keep up the good work.
Haiti ππΉ still has its nature, I love my country
Brother, I canβt thank you enough for your amazing videos. Youβre reintroducing and introducing me to areas Iβve long forgotten or have never seen.
I love the fact that your work is getting more better π thank you for sharing the beauty of my country ππΉ
Keep on sharing these videos with the world. I moved to the US from Haiti at the age of 9y. I remember spending time with my grandma at the country side and those were the best timesπ Thank you for the reminder of how beautiful our country really is ππΉππΉβ€β€
Beautiful, may God's blessings be upon you and Haiti always πππΊβοΈπ π βοΈ