Lebanon is a land of cedar forests, sun-warmed ruins, and tables that never empty. Discover its timeless beauty, its warmth, and its spirit.
Beirut
Byblos
The Cedars
Explore the Country
Ways to Discover
Walk among Phoenician ports, Roman temples, and Crusader castles. Lebanon's history is always within arm's reach.
Explore Heritage →The Beqaa Valley has grown grapes since antiquity. Join intimate tastings at family-run boutique wineries.
Discover Wine Country →From ancient cedar groves to the gorges of Qadisha, Lebanon's mountain trails offer breathtaking scenery in every season.
Trail Guides →From Tripoli's old souk to Beirut's vintage markets — ceramics, gold, spices, and handcrafted textiles at every turn.
Shopping Guide →Sandy bays, beach clubs, and seafront restaurants serving the morning's catch with arak and warm bread.
Coastal Escapes →Jazz bars in Gemmayzeh, world-class galleries, and music festivals under ancient arches — Beirut's scene is legendary.
What's On →
When to Visit
Wildflowers carpet the hills. Mild temperatures make it perfect for hiking and exploring ruins without the summer heat.
The coast buzzes with energy. Beach clubs, rooftop parties, and long Mediterranean evenings define the season.
Harvest season in the Beqaa. Vineyards are alive with activity and the skies are clear and golden.
Ski Faraya in the morning, swim in the sea in the afternoon. Lebanon's winters are mild on the coast, dramatic in the mountains.
Cuisine of the Levant
Lebanese food is not just sustenance — it is hospitality made edible. From the first mezze to the last bite of knafeh, every meal is a celebration of sharing and centuries of tradition.
Culinary Guide →
Hummus
Tabbouleh
Kibbeh
Manoushe
Fattoush
Knafeh
Practical Information
The Lebanese pound is official, though US dollars are widely accepted. Carry both. Many Beirut restaurants and shops take cards.
Hire a driver or rent a car for freedom. Shared taxis (service) are affordable between cities. Uber operates in Beirut.
Arabic is official, but French and English are widely spoken, especially in cities. Lebanese hospitality is legendary.
Beirut is cosmopolitan and relaxed. At religious sites, dress modestly. In rural areas, conservative dress is appreciated.
Many nationalities receive a visa on arrival at Beirut Airport. Check current requirements for your passport before travelling.
Book accommodation early in summer. Always check the latest travel advisories from your government before departure.
Begin Your Journey
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