Amani-y Beach Hotel
This fine beach hotel serves as a "getaway" to provide relaxation and recreation in a popular tourism spot located near the city of St. Marc.
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Amani-y beach is a beautiful pristine white sandy beach which was abandoned for over 25 years and the current developer acquired it through purchase. Amani-y is also the site of the infamous "Zombie hole", a 200 meters deep reef which features large "Elephant Ears" fan coral, sponge tubes, black coral, blue tang, sea urchins TO MENTION ONLY A FEW VARIETIES OF UNDERWATER MAGNIFICENCE WAITING TO DELIGHT IT’S VISITORS.
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It provides for easy access to the region’s famous historical sites such as: The Palace with 365 doors and 52 windows in Petite-Riviere de l’Artibonite; the fortresses at Marchand Dessalines; the pilgrimage site of Saut d’Eau; the port of Saint-Marc which is currently the preferred port of entry for consumer goods coming into Haiti because of its location WITH EASY ACCESS to the capital.
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Here is what a curious observant said: "Amani-y Beach is a leisure destination that is coveted by lovers of white sand and the bluish surface of the sea. The wind caressing the leaves of coconut palms; the rays of the sun striking the moving surface of the sea, and the sand trampled under the feet of the visitors ... Here, we are in an exotic setting, inviting us to throw ourselves body and soul in the tenderness arms of mother nature. It's relaxation time in the most pleasant way."
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Another experienced diver had this to say: "The diving at Amani-y is remarkable and unique. On the east end of the beach, walking out to chest -high water brings you to a dramatic drop-off, a wall going down hundreds of meters. At about 120 feet, a series of giant sponges begins. Making this dive easy is the fact that to the immediate west, a gradual slope takes you up to 30 feet, then 15-20, then ten feet or less, so decompression can be done in a very exciting and relaxing way. The shallower water is perfect snorkeling for non-divers."
Yours to discover....
