Gelee is the place to be when visiting Les Cayes. Go in the late afternoon for a cold Prestige and some great seafood. It is not fancy but makes up for it in character. Sit outside of a row of restaurants and enjoy watching people,...More

a beach, durty... not to swim.. but some nice little restaurants... a must of Les Cayes. if you like beaches, push all the way to Port Salut.

its always a pleausre to be at Gelee festival every summer...a lot of fun, good food, and the beach is one of the best in all the Carribean...I will come back agsain!!!

Because my parents are from the South of Haiti, I know most of the touristic places overthere. I travelled with friends as a kind of tour guide

long beach for romantic walks the water is a lil rough for bathing but the ambiance on the beach and over the bridge is very good had loads of fun sampling the different local cuisines im heading back again 2015

truly noting to do and the beach was dirty - the restaurants were not cleaned, they over priced once they realized your are a tourist.

Every time I come home to Les Cayes, I go to eat at Gelee Beach. The food here is something to remember.Although it takes close to 45 minutes to cook and prepare the food, it is well worth the wait. Its nice to sit by...More

Very simple but very good food. I suggest to order in advance and have the small langustine, lobster.

Les Cayes is the most beautiful town situated in southwest Haiti and it is the capital of the Sud Department. This place has six communes, which include Torbeck, Les Cayes, Maincihe, Camp-Perrin, Île à Vache and Chantal. There are several attractive places where you can...More