Save time and money by booking this private multi-day-tour package from Beirut that covers all the highlights of Lebanon. This package is ideal for travelers that are seeking to discover the whole country with the opportunity of staying in different cities other than Beirut for overnight. You will tour the the North, the South, the Beqaa and the countryside in one week. For a perfect vacation in Lebanon, don't hesitate to choose this package with entrance fees, accommodation, transportation, and professional guide included.

The perfect introduction to Beirut — and the best value morning tour in the city. In just three comfortable hours, this small-group tour takes you to ten of Beirut's most iconic landmarks, with a knowledgeable driver who shares the stories and history of every stop in a warm and engaging way. Back at your hotel by noon with the whole day still ahead of you. Ideal for first-time visitors to Beirut, cruise passengers with limited time, and families who want to see the city's highlights in a relaxed and well-organised morning. From the famous Pigeon Rocks on the Mediterranean seafront to ancient Roman baths in the heart of downtown — Beirut's most essential landmarks covered comfortably, affordably, and enjoyably.

Three remarkable things built in the Chouf Mountains — by an emperor, by a dreamer, and by a dynasty. This private full-day tour from Beirut tells all three stories, and the most unforgettable of them is not the one you expect. Beiteddine Palace was built by Emir Bashir II — one of the most powerful rulers in Lebanese history — over three decades of meticulous craftsmanship, its grand courtyards and Byzantine mosaic museum standing as a monument to imperial ambition. Moussa Castle was built by one man alone — a Lebanese schoolboy who was mocked by his teacher and spent the next sixty years proving him wrong, quarrying stone and constructing a full medieval castle by hand, filling it with hundreds of life-size wax figures that tell Lebanon's story in the most personal way imaginable. And Deir el Qamar — Lebanon's first capital — is a honey-stone village where a mosque, a church, and centuries of quiet coexistence share the same cobblestone square.

Discover generations of winemakers and taste Lebanon’s red, rosé and white wines, while learning about each step of wine making

On a visit to Lebanon, Baalbek is probably the first place tourists go after Byblos. And rightly so. The rich history and culture of the Roman ruins of Baalbek is sure to leave you dumbstruck. On this 4-day tour from Beirut, you will explore the archeological sites of Byblos, Anjar and Baalbek. You will indulge in the natural beauty of Jeita grotto and Jounieh Bay. You'll visit our lady of Lebanon, enjoy amazing experiences and taste an authentic Lebanese wine at the well-known home of wine, Bekaa valley. The experienced guides will give you an inside overview of the places, and tell you interesting stories and facts.

Most Lebanon day trips head to the same handful of destinations. This one goes somewhere different — into the mountain interior that most visitors never reach, combining three stops that experienced Lebanon travelers consistently rate as among the most rewarding in the country. Alpine lakes above Aaqoura. The Baatara Gorge Waterfall — a 255-metre cascade dropping through three natural stone bridges in a limestone sinkhole that looks engineered but was carved entirely by water over millions of years. And Douma — a UNWTO Best Tourism Village 2023, one of only a handful recognized globally for preserving rural landscapes, cultural diversity, and culinary traditions, sitting almost entirely unknown to international visitors in the Batroun mountain district. Small group of maximum 12. Knowledgeable English-speaking driver throughout. All tickets included. Lunch optional in Douma at your own expense — the village has good local restaurants and the setting is worth the stop.

Two of Lebanon's most historically rich cities — one private full day from Beirut. Tripoli in the morning: Lebanon's second city, with the finest collection of Mamluk architecture in the country, a 12th-century Crusader citadel, and one of the most authentic medieval souks in the Arab world. Byblos in the afternoon: one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities on earth, with a specialist local guide who knows its 7,000-year archaeological story from the inside. The combination works because the two cities represent entirely different chapters of Lebanese history — Tripoli's Crusader-to-Mamluk-to-Ottoman layering in the morning, Byblos's Phoenician-to-Roman-to-Crusader depth in the afternoon. A private vehicle and knowledgeable local driver are with you throughout. At Byblos, a specialist local guide joins the group — the difference between seeing ancient stones and understanding what they mean.

Join Marie in her modern, minimalist apartment in a suburb of Beirut, To learn more about Lebanese food, culture, hospitality and everyday lives. Her apartment has beautiful views of the river and roman vestiges. And is about 7km from downtown Beirut. Marie taught herself to cook and has been cooking since she was 10 years old. She now has over three decades of experience cooking traditional Lebanese food for her family and friends. Cooking is one of Marie’s biggest passions and she is excited to share her culinary traditions with guests. Marie believes that Lebanese cuisine is passed down from generation to generation and it promotes values such as friendship, good relationships and family. Marie says, “you will always feel welcome at the Lebanese table!”

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This is one of the most extraordinary day tours in Lebanon — and it only exists for six months of the year. The secret is a high-altitude mountain road that opens each May, crossing from the Cedars of God above Bcharre directly over the Lebanese mountain range into the Bekaa Valley toward Baalbek. When this road opens, it becomes possible to combine three of Lebanon's greatest UNESCO-linked destinations in a single private day from Beirut — something no winter itinerary can replicate. The day begins at the Qadisha Valley — a UNESCO World Heritage gorge of breathtaking scale — before a walk among the ancient Cedars of God at 2,000 metres above sea level. The mountain road then carries you east over the high passes into the Bekaa Valley, with a stop at the Stone of the Pregnant Woman before arriving at Baalbek — home to the greatest Roman temple complex on earth.

South Lebanon rewards those who travel with someone who knows it — and on this private guided tour from Beirut, every stop comes with the depth of understanding that only a professional guide can provide. In Sidon — one of the oldest cities in the world — your guide unlocks the layers behind the Sea Castle, the medieval souks, the world's only soap museum, and the Silk Road caravanserai that once served European merchants. In Tyre — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — the Al-Bass Archaeological Complex reveals Roman Tyre in extraordinary completeness: triumphal arch, colonnaded street, ancient necropolis, and the great hippodrome where 20,000 spectators once gathered for chariot races. And in Maghdouché — a hilltop sanctuary above the southern coast — the shrine of Our Lady of Mantara, where the Virgin Mary is believed to have waited while Jesus preached in nearby Sidon, closes the day with a moment of profound spiritual stillness.

Anjar transforms from a mere destination into a living, breathing entity, inviting travelers to appreciate its history and embrace its spirit. Anjar is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking an authentic and enriching experience. With unwavering dedication, we have made it our mission to invite visitors into our world, painting vivid pictures of Anjar through our eyes. Our enthusiasm is contagious, and our knowledge of the town's history, traditions, and hidden gems is unparalleled. Our love for Anjar goes beyond its physical beauty; we cherish the warmth of its people, the aroma of its local cuisine, and the melody of its folk music. With us, visitors will find a friend and a guide, someone who not only introduces them to the town's attractions but also immerses them in its soul. Through our eyes, Anjar transforms from a mere destination into a living, breathing entity, inviting travelers to appreciate its history and embrace its spirit.

Lebanon's north rewards the traveler who goes beyond the standard itinerary — and this private day trip does exactly that. Four stops in the same mountain valley, each completely different from the last: a UNESCO World Heritage gorge, the museum and tomb of the author whose book has sold 100 million copies, an ancient cedar grove at 2,000 metres, and a 12th-century monastery carved directly into a cliff face that houses the first printing press ever used in the Middle East. Private vehicle and knowledgeable English-speaking driver throughout — your pace, no group schedule, nobody else's timing. Your driver covers the key facts and stories at every stop. Entrance tickets and optional lunch payable on site.

Discover the best of Lebanon and visit some of the most cherished monuments on a tour in the Bekaa valley region. Get picked up from your hotel in Beirut's city center for an easy journey and spend your time exploring two UNESCO World Heritage Site. Baalback is one of the finest examples of Imperial Roman architecture and Anjar is a good testimony to the Umayyad civilization. Learn more about Lebanon wines while sampling a selection of one red, one white, and one rosé at Ksara, the largest and most famous winery in Lebanon.

If you are looking for one tour that captures the spiritual, cultural, and natural beauty of Lebanon's north, this is it. This private full-day tour from Beirut takes you through four of the most remarkable destinations in the country. Begin at the breathtaking Qadisha Valley — a UNESCO World Heritage gorge where ancient monasteries cling to sheer limestone cliffs. Visit the Khalil Gibran Museum in Bcharre — the hilltop collection dedicated to Lebanon's most celebrated poet whose book The Prophet has touched hearts in over 100 languages worldwide. Walk among the ancient Cedars of God at 2,000 metres above sea level — trees that have stood for over a thousand years. And end the day at the Monastery of Saint Anthony of Kozhaya — carved into the cliff face of the Qadisha Valley and home to the first printing press ever used in the Middle East. Your knowledgeable driver is with you throughout, making sure you discover the full story of each extraordinary place.

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Explore the magic of Lebanon in a day with our Batroun and Bchaaleh Village Adventure. Immerse yourself in the rich history and relaxed ambiance of Batroun, discover the secrets of Assia Village's pottery artisans, and escape to the lush countryside of Bchaaleh Village. This unforgettable journey offers a captivating blend of cultural heritage, natural beauty, and authentic Lebanese cuisine. Book your tour now and embark on a journey that will inspire your senses, ignite your curiosity, and fill your heart with the magic of Lebanon.

Three of Lebanon's most powerful and spiritually resonant destinations — one private day from Beirut. This tour is not simply about sightseeing. It is about experiencing Lebanon in its fullest dimension — natural wonder, mountain sanctuary, and the extraordinary faith that has shaped this country for centuries. Begin underground at Jeita Grotto — one of the most spectacular cave systems on earth, a finalist in the New 7 Wonders of Nature. Rise to the mountaintop at Harissa by cable car, where Our Lady of Lebanon stands with arms outstretched over the Mediterranean. Then travel to Annaya — where Saint Charbel Makhlouf, Lebanon's most beloved saint, lived as a hermit, died in 1898, and was canonised by Pope Paul VI in 1977. His monastery draws millions of pilgrims from across Lebanon and the Arab world — believers who come seeking miracles, healing, and the peace of a place where one man chose solitude over everything the world had to offer.