Whether you are a history buff, a beach enthusiast, or a seasoned traveller looking for a romantic story to tell, Batroun is the perfect getaway any time of the year for plenty of reasons…

One of the longest inhabited cities in the world and a place rife with culture, history, and delicious culinary experiences, Saida (Sidon) is sure to become a must-visit on your itinerary.

Nestled in the mountains of North Lebanon circa 1,200 meters above the sea, Douma is one of the most truthful representations of authentic Lebanese villages known for their red-tiled roof houses, green mountains, refreshing climate, and heartwarming hospitality.

Lebanon is the epitome of Mediterranean living. The country’s temperate climate, stunning topography and hospitable people make it an ideal holiday destination. What also makes the country unique is its rich blend of oriental culture with a multitude of influences ranging from East to West, which is perhaps best illustrated in the traditional Lebanese house with the three arches.

The Middle East may not be the most obvious destination for alpine sports, but the unique topography of Lebanon actually makes it ideal for a wide range of snow activities. Today, it boasts six different stellar ski destinations spread across the country.

The port of many passing civilizations and one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, Byblos is a destination that charms locals and tourists alike, year-long.

Journey to the historical home of Lebanon’s Emirs

Lebanon as a country is so vibrant and colourful. Everyone is friendly and there is always something – often many things – going on. Even a simple day trip outside Beirut is an adventure, an opportunity to soak up the sun and the wonderful atmosphere that permeates this fascinating place, but there is so much more to the place than its famed, hedonist party spirit.