- Adjassou-Linguetor - Haitian loa (goddess) of spring water.
- Adjinakou - Haitian loa in the form of an elephant.
- Adya Houn'tò - Haitian loa of the drums.
- Agassou - Haitian loa which guards the Dahomean traditions.
- Agwe - loa of fish and aquatic plants.
- Aido Quedo - loa of fertility and snakes.
- Ayida-Weddo - Haitian goddess, where she is also known as Rainbow Snake . She is married to Damballa .
- Ayizan - Haitian goddess of the marketplace.
- Azaka Medeh - loa of harvest.
- Azaka-Tonnerre - Haitian god of thunder, agriculture and farmers.
- Bacalou - Haitian voodoo evil spirit depicted by the skull and crossbones.
- Badessy - Haitian god of the sky.
- Baron Samedi - loa of the dead.
- Boli Shah - Haitian family loa.
- Bossou Ashadeh - Haitian loa, king of Dahomey .
- Boum'ba Maza - Haitian family loa.
- Bugid Y Aiba - Haitian (and Puerto Rican) god of war.
- Captain Debas - Haitian family loa.
- Clermeil - Haitian god of flowing waters.
- Conga - Haitian voodoo deity.
- Congo - Haitian voodoo deity.
- Damballa - father of the loa and humankind.
- Dan Petro - Haitian god of farmers.
- Dan Wédo - Haitian loa of the king of France .
- Diable Tonnere - Haitian god of thunder.
- Diejuste - Haitian voodoo deity.
- Dinclinsin - Haitian voodoo deity feared for his severity.
- Eleggua Or Eshu - Child trickster deity.
- Erzulie - Haitian voodoo goddess of beauty, dancing, flowers, jewels, love and luxury. Married to Damballa , Agwe and Ogoun . She is depicted as a water snake. Also called Mami Wata in African mythology.
- Gran Maître - Haitian creator god.
- Grand Bois - Haitian loa of creation.
- Kalfu - Haitian god of the night, symbolized by the Moon . Thought to be very dangerous.
- Lemba - Haitian voodoo deity.
- Limba - Haitian loa believed to live among rocks. Thought to have insatiable hunger and eats people, even his own followers.
- L'inglesou - Haitian loa which lives among rocks and in ravines.
- Loco - Haitian god of trees, plants and healers.
- Lutin - The ghost of an unbaptized child in Haitian voodoo tradition.
- Mademoiselle Charlotte - Haitian loa who resembles Caucasian women.
- Mait' Carrefour - Haitian god of magicians and lord of the crossroads, also called Kalfu .
- Maîtresse Délai - Haitian loa who is a patron of the hountor or tambourine player.
- Maîtresse Hounon'gon - Haitian loa which chants the canzo or ordeal by fire in voodoo tradition.
- Maman Brigitte - Voodoo Death Loa .
- Marassa - The twin gods of Haitian voodoo.
- Marassa Jumeaux - The ghosts of dead twins in Haitian voodoo tradition.
- Marinette - Haitian loa, violent and powerful.
- Mambo - Haitian loa who brings storms.
- Mounanchou - Haitian voodoo deity.
- Nago Shango - Haitian voodoo deity.
- Obatala - yoruba creator god.
- Ogoun - Haitian voodoo god of fire, iron, politics, thunder and war.
- Oloddumare - youruba creator god.
- Oshun - yoruba goddess of love, also Erzulie (in Voodoo).
- Oya - yoruba warrior goddess.
- Papa Legba - intermediary between the loa and humanity.
- Pie - Haitian god of floods, soldier loa.
- Simbi - Haitian water snake loa, which is one of the three voodoo cosmic serpents.
- Sobo - Haitian god of thunder.
- Sousson-Pannan - Haitian loa thought to be evil and ugly, with a body covered in sores.
- Ti Jean Quinto - A mean Haitian spirit which lives under bridges and assumes the form of a Policeman .
- Ti Malice - Haitian trickster loa.
- Ti-Jean Petro - Haitian snake deity and the son of Dan Petro .
- Yemalla - Yoruban mother goddess, also called LaSiren, Mami Wata
- Asagwe - Haitian voodoo dancing used to honor the gods.
- Avalou - Haitian voodoo dance which means supplication.
- Coco Macaque - Haitian voodoo implement. It is a stick, which is supposed to be able to walk on its own. The owner of a coco macaque can send it on errands. If it is used to hit an enemy, the enemy will die before the dawn.
- Gangan - Haitian voodoo shaman.
- Ghede - family of spirits related to death and fertility
- Guinee - Haitian afterlife. It is also where life began and the home of their gods.
- Hungan - Haitian priests. They lead the peoples in dancing, drumming and singing to invoke the loa.
- Loa - Haitian god or goddess.
- Mambo - Haitian priestess who, together with the Hungan, leads the voodoo rituals and invokes the loa.
- Petro - aggressive and warlike family of spirits
- Rada - old, benefic family of spirits
- Ville Au Camp - The underwater capital of the loa.
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