Beirut Travel Guide

Experience the Wild West in Lebanon As far as cuisines and entertainment go, there is hardly any nationality which is not represented in the Lebanon. A  sin fin of restaurants not only in Beirut but all over the country cater to nearly every taste and the same goes for activities and weekend breaks. So it won’t come as a surprise that if you fancy to play cowboy for a few days, all you have to do is go on a short drive about 40 km from Beirut and spend a... Read More

Wine tastings in Mar Moussa Wine making and monasteries have a long tradition, especially in Europe. It may come as a surprise that there are about eight Maronite monasteries in the Lebanon which follow this time honored tradition with a modern twist: producing not only fine wines but organic ones too. One of them is the 18th century monastery of Mar Moussa, its square red brick walls having been erected over the remains of an ancient sanctuary and sitting... Read More

Beirut and the Lebanon have the advantage of being an attractive holiday destination in summer and in winter.  All kinds of water sports or just lazing on the beaches along the Mediterranean coastline are summer activities, but the proximity of the snow covered  Lebanese mountains beckons with skiing, snow boarding and hiking during the winter months. On 19th January, vamos todos, a company specializing in year around out   doors activities in the Lebanon... Read More