Ecotourism
From sea to mountains in under an hour, Lebanon offers a remarkably diverse natural landscape ideal for exploration and outdoor experiences.
Jeita Grotto
A spectacular network of limestone caves, featuring dramatic stalactites and underground rivers.
Cedars of God
One of the last remaining forests of Lebanon’s iconic cedar trees, symbolizing the country’s natural heritage.
Qadisha Valley
A UNESCO-listed valley known for its rugged landscapes, hiking trails, and historic monasteries carved into the cliffs.
Ehden Nature Reserve
A protected forest rich in biodiversity, offering scenic hiking trails through dense woodlands and diverse ecosystems.
Barouk Cedar Forest
Part of the Shouf Biosphere Reserve, this expansive cedar forest is ideal for hiking, wildlife spotting, and immersive nature experiences.
Seasonal activities
Skiing in winter and hiking, wine trails, and nature escapes in the warmer months.
