Discover Caza Koura (Anfeh and Ain Aakrine)

This town on the coast of Lebanon used to be a shipyard for the construction of Phoenician vessels, and was famous for its salt-pans – some of which are still being used today. Also in this town, you will visit a prehistoric cave, a byzantine church, the site where a great crusaders’ castle once stood and we will have lunch right next to the sea, because what’s a summer day without a bit of salt water?

Date
June 15, 2014

Meeting points:
8:30 am – Philips, Sami-el-Solh;
8:45 am – Geant, Dora;
9:00 am – Chez Paul, Maameltein.

Fees
120,000 LL
75,000 LL (children under 12 years old)
Free for children under 5.
If you are a group of more than 6 adults, the 7th person gets a 50% discount on the day.

The price includes: Pullman with A/C and driver, local lunch (Mezza+fish), Entrances to all sites, 2 tour guides, one local guide, games and contests, prizes, water for everyone.

To reserve click here.

To confirm your reservation
call: 70.484.545