Taxis & Rideshare in Haiti (2026) - Grab, Uber & More

In Haiti, the dominant on-demand transport is the local taxi network, no international rideshare apps operate here. Taxis are everywhere in Port-au-Prince and other large towns: look for cars with red license plates or a small "TAXI" sign on the roof, and simply flag one down or ask your hotel or restaurant to call a trusted driver. Fares are negotiated before you get in. Agree on the destination and price in advance, and carry small bills or exact change to avoid disputes. For added security, many travelers ask their accommodation to arrange a driver they know, or note the plate number and share it with a friend. For short hops within city centers, shared "tap-tap" minibuses are cheaper but crowded; a private taxi is the comfort option, after dark or with luggage. If you're heading to the airport or making day trips to places like Jacmel or Cap-Haïtien, pre-booking a taxi through your hotel or a reputable tour desk gives reliability and air-conditioning. Always confirm whether the quoted fare is for the whole car or per person, and clarify if waiting time or tolls are included. To see live rates and reserve a driver in advance, use the booking widget below.