A simple and cozy cabin in the middle of the Hardine pine forest in North Lebanon, you can spend the night playing games and making memories at Hardine Treehouse.
Spend a Sunday at the magnificent courtyard of Deir al Oumara, it housed poets and advisors of Emirs throughout the 1800s before being turned into a boarding school. Have lunch while you soak up the history!
Stroll through the magical nature reserve, skip rocks on the lake, and breathe some fresh air at this magical spot. Follow it up with a rustic Lebanese breakfast at the many stops in the town like the 1860s Taanayel Covent.
Overlooking the pristine Anfeh beach, this famously-blue guesthouse is a sea-lover’s dream. You get to experience Anfeh with all its perks like a true local.
A mysterious tower altar was supposedly once a superstructure.
11. Take a walk through the wetlands of Ammiq
The largest remaining freshwater wetland in Lebanon, this area of the Bekaa Valley used to be filled with marshes and lakes – and these are the last remnants of them.
12. Explore Kaftoun and Nahr El Joz on foot
Hike through this incredible area and discover the old watermills and bridges before stopping at the church in front of the ancient monastery featuring 13th century paintings. Top it off with a lunch at Nahr el Joz Restaurant .
An old silk factory turned into an artisanal neat distillery, not to be missed! Open every weekend from 4 PM – 7 PM.
14. Eat pies and make memories at The Wood Factory Pizzeria
A cabin in the woods with delicious pizza and live music!
15. Uncover the exceptional Hammana Artist House
A multidisciplinary art residency and performance space in the charming village of Hammana awaits.
16. Explore the abandoned train station in Tripoli
17. Explore 3ayoun El Samak in Akkar
With out-of-this-world untouched natural scenery, 3ayoun El Samak has some of the most stunning (and hidden) waterfalls you’ll find in the country. Very well-kept and picturesque, be sure to clean up after yourself after visiting this stunning Lebanese escape – to maintain its picture-perfect beauty.
18. Book a spectacular getaway at the infamous domes in Odom
19. Get the perfect photo op and some serenity at Deir el Nouriyye
An initiative for the people by the people, The Volunteer Circle looks to create a community that is readily accessible to support the hard work of NGOs, start-ups, local businesses, and artists.
Our Lady of Rescues, a beautiful and old open air church in Smar Jbeil dating back to the crusaders era.
22. Cozy up to the fireplace and enjoy a traditional meal at Jalset el Erzel
Located in Faraya, Jalset el Erzel’s cozy wooden interior paired with their delicious traditional Lebanese food makes for an exceptional winter destination!
Visit the Citadel of Independence and explore the 17th century souks. Don’t forget to feast on a delicious shawarma and a lemonade at Hajj Nicolas Maalouli’s spot in the souks.
24. Marvel at the beauty of Saida’s 18th century Debbane Palace
25. Drive all the way to Baalbak for the greatest sfee7a you’ll ever have
It’s open from 7 AM ’til 2 PM on weekdays, and from 7 AM ’til 7 PM on weekends.
44. Cozy up to a slow drip coffee and a fantastic cookie at The Coffee Room
45. Discover an authentically Lebanese vineyard in the Bekaa
A picturesque vineyard nestled in Lebanon’s glorious Bekaa valley, Le Clos St. Thomas is a must-visit immersive wine-tasting experience. Enjoy a tour of the beautiful wine cellars at the stunning Château where they produce award-winning Pinot bottles, and meet the family behind the brand that you know and love so well.
46. Make your way down south and explore the magical 12th century Crusader fortress, Al-Shaqif Castle!
47. Jump around and channel your inner ninja at Flyp
