Beirut will most likely be your very first stop, and you should dedicate some time to this chaotic but mesmerizing city that marches to its own rhythm.
Byblos, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. You’ll be able to walk on thousands of years of civilization’s history, and experience some of the most important ancient societies.
Batroun, another historic coastal city, is very popular for both visitors and locals alike! Steeped in centuries of significance dating back to the Phoenician times, Batroun juxtaposes relics and ruins of the past with beachside bars, restaurants, and cafes.
Jeita Grotto is a limestone grotto with two caves. It is one of the world's largest stalactites.

These are a few of the many things to do, see, and experience in Lebanon!

- One of the best ways to explore Lebanon is to rent a car. If you don’t feel comfortable driving you care hire a local driver.

- Make sure you bring enough cash as some places deal only with cash money. Some ATMs may not offer USD currency withdrawal for foreign bank cards.

- SIM cards are widely available from mobile phone shops and at the airport.

- ⁠Many restaurants and beaches require bookings in advance.

- ⁠Transportation can be tricky, we recommend using private taxi companies, such as: