Lebanon

TOUR OVERVIEW

Visit the stunning two level natural caves of Jeita. Enjoy the cable car ride from Harissa to Jounieh. View a mix of sophistication and tradition in Byblos.

Jeita Grotto: The grotto is split into two parts; the upper with a breathtaking view of extraordinary stone that forms curtains and columns, draperies and mushrooms. A boat ride is offered at the lower grotto. It also features ropeways, train, miniature zoo, gardens and many sculptures.

Harissa: One of Lebanon’s oldest and most visited tourist attractions, the gondolas of the Teleferique aerial cableway are a trip down memory lane.  The teleferique leads you  to the Maronite Church of Harissa.

Byblos: A thriving modern town with an ancient heart, Byblos is a mix of sophistication and tradition. The old harbor is sheltered from the sea by a rocky headland. Nearby are the excavated remains of the ancient city, the Crusader castle, St. Peter church and the old market area.

Explore the ancient ruins and wine making heritage of Lebanon. Visit the age-old ruins at Baalbeck, a stunning complex of Roman temples and buildings that made up the Roman city of Heliopolis. Visit the Omayad ruins of Anjar and taste some delicious wines before your return to Beirut.

Anjar: The city’s wide avenues are lined with mosques, palaces, baths, storehouses, and residences. The city ruins cover 114,000 square meters and are surrounded by large, fortified stone walls, over two meters thick and seven meters high.

Baalbeck : It is Lebanon’s greatest Roman treasure, and it can be counted among the wonders of the ancient world, containing some of the largest and best preserved Roman ruins.

Ksara: Château Ksara is a wine company in Beqaa Valley Lebanon. Founded in 1857 by Jesuit Priests, Château Ksara developed the first dry wine in Lebanon.