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Wildlife, forests, gardens, and the green pockets of Beirut that make it bearable in monsoon and beautiful by November. Day trips and short drives where the landscape is the point.
1Three hours round-trip hike from Beirut through mixed forests to Jannet Chouwen Lake, with time to relax and swim in crystal-clear waters.
“A truly stunning location that everyone should experience. I had an enjoyable day with Robin, who made for an excellent tour guide as he showed us around. I highly recommend it.”— jakor2022
2Full-day trip — visit the historical Cedars of Lebanon and explore Qadisha Valley, rich in Maronite heritage.
“This trip with Wissam comes highly recommended. It was incredibly well-organized, offering stunning views, and our tour guide was both knowledgeable and polite.”— noor072024
3Full-day tour, small group of 12, visits Jeita Grotto, Harissa by cable car, and Byblos with lunch at a waterfront restaurant included.
“I had a magical day with Albert. Byblos is an incredible location, but what made the experience special was Albert's professionalism and attentiveness. I highly recommend this tour to everyone; it's essential and will create lasting memories.”— kingamalk
4A full-day tour from Beirut by comfortable transport — explore Aaqoura Lakes, Baatara Waterfall, and the historic port of Batroun with local insights along the way.
“I highly recommend this experience. The guide was extremely polite and well-informed about great locations. They were friendly, created a pleasant atmosphere, and communicated effectively in both English and Arabic.”— 795hichamj
5Eight hours including hotel pickup — explore historic Deir al Qamar, Beiteddine Palace, and hike in the Chouf Cedars Forest Reserve.
“Our friends suggested we explore the Chouf region, and we're really happy we listened. The Cedars Forest was breathtaking—tranquil, picturesque, and rich in history. We got to see one of the oldest trees, believed to be over 3,000 years old, which was a unique experience. All in all, it was a soothing and unforgettable outing that we would certainly recommend.”— S498PRginag
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