Lebanon is a small country with a remarkable range of landscapes and history. Snow-capped mountains rise just behind a Mediterranean coast dotted with ancient ports, and Phoenician, Roman, Arab and Ottoman heritage can all be found within easy reach of one another. Beirut, the lively capital, is known for its hospitality, its cafés and its celebrated cuisine, while the mountain villages offer fresh air, orchards and sweeping views.
A destination for every kind of trip
Families enjoy the Beirut seafront, the cable car up to Harissa above the Bay of Jounieh and the spectacular Jeita Grotto. History lovers visit Byblos, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, the Roman temples of Baalbek and the sea castles of Sidon and Tyre. Nature lovers head for the Cedars of God and the Qadisha Valley, and food lovers discover mezze, fresh bread and sweets in every town.
Getting there from Libya
Lebanon is reached by air via Beirut–Rafic Hariri International Airport, the country's main gateway. Our team reviews the current entry conditions with you, books your hotel in Beirut and arranges transfers and day trips to the coast and the mountains. Whether you want a city break in Beirut, a summer stay in the cool mountain villages or a cultural tour from Byblos to Baalbek, we build a programme around your interests and keep you informed at every stage.
