Things To Do
Raouché / Pigeon Rocks
These iconic sea rock formations jut out of the Mediterranean just off Beirut’s western coast. You can view them from a scenic seaside restaurant or even take a boat tour to get closer.
Mohammad Al Amin Mosque
Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque (“Blue Mosque”) is major architectural landmark in downtown Beirut, with a striking blue dome and four towering minarets.
Byblos
Byblos (Jbeil) is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, a place where history blends with modern Mediterranean charm. Just 40 minutes north of Beirut, this coastal town offers a perfect mix of ancient ruins, seaside views, lively souks, and amazing food. This is one of Leah’s favorite spots in Lebanon!
Jeita Grotto
Jeita Grotto is one of Lebanon’s coolest natural sights. It’s a massive underground cave filled with glowing rock formations and clear blue water. You walk through the upper caves, then take a quiet boat ride through the lower ones, which feels almost like a movie scene. It’s super impressive, super peaceful, and absolutely a must-see while you’re in Lebanon. The boat ride through the cave was one of Zayn’s favorite experiences in Lebanon!
Inanna Luxury Resort
If you are in the mood for relaxation, check out Inanna Luxury Resort.