Yes, you’ve probably heard of Jeita, Harissa, Byblos, and Batroun; but not like this.
We’ll hit the classics: Jeita’s dreamy caves, the epic views from Harissa, and the old soul of Byblos. But also slow down for something a little different: a cozy food experience with locals where we’ll cook, eat, and connect.
It’s the coastal hits with heart, flavor, and a little twist.
| Destination: | Jeita, Harissa, Byblos, Batroun |
| Pricing: | 150$ / per person — based on a minimum of 6 participants. Final price may vary for smaller or larger groups. |
| Departure: | Beirut at 9:00 am |
| Return: | Around 9:00 pm |
| Language: | English, Arabic, French |
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| Optional activity: | One way ride by cable car down from Harissa to Jounieh. End of day drinks in Batroun. |
| What to get: | Comfortable shoes, sun protection, reusable water bottle, curiosity. |
| Additional Notes: | Jeita Grotto has a no-photo policy inside. The return time might slightly differ. |
We’ll begin the day with a visit to Jeita Grotto, one of Lebanon’s most magical places. Cool caves, a magical boat ride, and rock formations that feel straight out of a dream.
Next, we’ll make our way up to Harissa by car for some of the most beautiful views on the coast. You can walk around the iconic statue of Saint Mary, step into the peaceful little church, and enjoy one of the best panoramas Lebanon has to offer.
Time to roll up our sleeves. We’ll head to a cozy home-style location, where a warm host will welcome us with stories and ingredients. Together, we’ll prepare a simple, delicious Lebanese meal, the kind you’d expect at your teta’s table. And of course, we’ll sit down and enjoy what we’ve made, surrounded by good company.
Byblos isn’t just a coastal town, it’s one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. And one of the cutest, too. Stone streets, little shops, fishing boats, and ancient ruins that feel like they’ve been waiting quietly for centuries. During our visit, we’ll have a guided tour at the archaeological site, where ruins from 19 different civilizations lie beneath our feet. From Phoenician houses and temples to funerary jars, obelisks, a necropolis, and a medieval citadel built with stones from much older buildings. This place is a living timeline
We’ll end our coastal day in Batroun, the Mediterranean town of citrus, sea walls, and good summer vibes. Whether you want to dip your feet in the water, grab a lemonade, or just chill at a beach bar as the sun goes down, this is the perfect wrap-up. Laid-back, beautiful, and very Batroun.
After a day full of good vibes, we’ll head back to Beirut, happy and maybe just a little sun-kissed.
