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Duration:
8 Days
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Min: 2 | Max: 18
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B- 7, L - 1, D - 0
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Beirut, Beiteddine Palace, Tyre World Heritage Site, Sidon Souk, Baalbek temple complex, Ksara Caves wine tasting, Cedar Forest, Qadisha ...
Duration:
6 Days
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B- 5, L - 1, D - 0
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Beirut, Baalbek temple complex, Ksara Caves wine tasting, Cedar Forest, Qadisha Valley, Baatara Gorge & Waterfall, Byblos harbour & histo...
Duration:
11 Days
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B- 3, L - 1, D - 1
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Amman, Roman Jerash, Mosaics at Madaba, Mt. Nebo, Kings Highway drive, Kerak castle, Day in Petra, Wadi Rum safari & Bedouin camp, Dead S...
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17 Days
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Min: 2 | Max: 18
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B- 4, L - 2, D - 2
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Beirut, Beiteddine, Tyre, Sidon, Baalbek, Ksara Caves, Cedars, Qadisha Valley, Baatara Gorge, Byblos, Jeita Grotto, Harissa, Pyramids, Sp...
Duration:
16 Days
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Min: 2 | Max: 18
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B- 15, L - 3, D - 2
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Beirut, Beiteddine, Tyre, Sidon, Aanjar, Baalbek, Bcharreb, Qadisha Valley, Bylos, As-Salt, Amman Food Tasting, Dana Hike, Red Sea in Aqa...
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4 Days
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Min: 2 | Max: 12
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B- 3, L - 0, D - 0
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Beirut city tour, Pigeon Rock, historic town of Byblos, Harissa cable car, Jeita Grotto, optional tours to Baalbek, Beittedine Palace, Ks...
Our Lebanon tours take a deep dive into this small but adventurous Mediterranean country that offers a goldmine of historic sites to visit - although it has a turbulent history, it now makes a great place to visit, either in its own right or as part of a longer Middle East holiday itinerary.
At Encounters Travel our Lebanon tours include many places of interest such as the capital city Beirut, the impressive Roman remains of Baalbek, the old souks in Tripoli, and the mosaic streets and the massive Roman hippodrome in Tyre.
More active pursuits include scuba diving, trekking and skiing - making a Lebanon tour the ultimate vacation!
Our Lebanon tours usually start in its modern capital city of Beirut, which is the perfect base to explore Lebanon from and is regarded as one of the liveliest cities in the world - with excellent restaurants, theatres, pubs and nightlife. From here, it's easy to make excursions into the surrounding countryside.
To the north, the coastal city of Tripoli is famous for its sweets and traditional olive oil-based soap, which can be bought in its wonderful old covered souks.
Inland lies the well-preserved Roman remains at Baalbek, with the colossal temple of Bacchus as the main attraction.
To the south, scuba diving and snorkelling in the waters around the ancient city of Tyre, where divers can explore interesting underwater archaeological ruins - this is a popular option among travellers on a Lebanon tour. The city is also home to one of the largest Roman hippodromes ever discovered.
For more active options, there is plenty of great scuba diving and snorkelling along the miles of the Mediterranean coast, along with other popular water sports.
Inland in the mountains, there is excellent walking and skiing, with several great ski resorts available.
Don't hesitate to contact us if you're looking for something more private, then our escorted Lebanon tours are something to consider.
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Do you want to know more about Lebanon and its beauty? Or do you need accurate visa information?
Contact the Lebanon tourism board for more information.
Time: GMT+3
Dial Code: +961
Area: 10 452 km2
Elevation: Lebanon's highest point is Qurnat as Sawda' 3,088 m (10,131 ft) and its lowest point is the Mediterranean Sea 0 m (0 ft).
Population: 6,830,780
Capital: Beirut
Government: Semi-presidential parliamentary democratic republic
Language: Lebanese
Tied to its turbulent history, Lebanon sometimes sees very few travellers flocking to its beauty and welcoming locals – however, one must know that visiting Lebanon is one of the most rewarding experiences you can have as a traveller. Lebanon is filled with both ancient and modern charms – the country has undergone a rebirth in recent years, presenting visitors with a country that enjoys the rich benefits if its past and its bustling future. Hugging an endless blue coastline on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea, this small country of just 3.7 million has far more to offer than its size and population suggests. Lebanon's capital of cool, Beirut, is most likely to be your first stop - labelled everything from 'The Paris of the Middle East' to 'the party capital of the Arab world' and the 'the adrenalin sports capital of the Middle East', it won't be long before you realise why Beirut was once one of the world's most fashionable travel destinations. Away from the chic buzz of its thriving cities, Lebanon’s historic past can be seen in its crusader castles and the crumbling ruins of the seventh-century Umayyad city of Aanjar. Lebanon is home to both skiing and sun, a mostly liberal population, and bars and nightclubs that rival those found in Europe, it is the complete opposite of what most people imagine the Middle East to be. Across the mountains of the east, through the terraced hills of the Shuf region and down to the beaches of the western coastline, Lebanon is easily recognized as a vibrant and modern country perfect for an extraordinary adventure. Coolly combining everything the ancient and new world has to offer, Lebanon is a country that startles as much as it amazes.
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