Three Bays Protected Area, Marine protected area in northeastern Haiti.
This protected area along Haiti's northern coast features coral reefs, mangrove forests, and sandy beaches that form a connected coastal system. The three bays together create different habitats that support diverse marine life.
This protected zone was created through the ReefFix Project, a coastal management program focused on restoring marine ecosystems. The initiative responded to the need to preserve Haiti's fragile coastal habitats.
Fishing communities here maintain their traditional ways of working while also taking part in programs to protect the marine environment. Their involvement shows how local knowledge helps preserve the coast.
Access to the area works best with guided tours that help you explore the three bays and their different activities. Snorkeling, kayaking, and bird watching are available year-round, so bring sun protection and sturdy footwear.
Within the protected zone lies Lagon aux Boeufs, a shallow lagoon where endangered animals like manatees, sea turtles, and migratory birds take shelter. This lagoon ecosystem is especially important for safeguarding these at-risk species.
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