1. Waterfalls at Baakline

There is a beautiful waterfall in the Chouf area that has been known to locals for centuries, but only recently has it been discovered by tourists. Enjoy the beauty of the surrounding nature as you take a dip in the crisp blue water. To get to the waterfalls, you have to pay a contribution of about 10,000 lira (about $1.00) but this money goes   to the preservation of the waterfalls. Be sure to follow the signs for “Paradise” because the waterfall has been nicknamed that.

2. Sawfar

Located in the mountains, this town is a haven. Discover historic mansions, hotels, and abandoned buildings in Sawfar to get a feel for old Lebanon. Experience mother nature’s beauty on a walk along Sawfar Corniche. The street that the961.com some call “lovers street” is no wonder!

3. Anfeh

Travel to the North of Lebanon where you can enjoy clear blue water and the idyllic scenery of Anfeh, a coastal town. Besides old churches and the remains of the historic fort (once considered the largest in the region), you can also see haunted old chambers. Known as the “Greece of Lebanon,” you will feel like you are a million miles away, but still very close to home.

4. Laklouk

Laklouk is one of the most popular ski resorts in winter, and it is just as marvellous in summer. If you are looking for a tranquil getaway from the city, you can hike in the mountains with your friends, swim, have a barbecue, or camp under the stars.

5. Chouwen

It’s all in the pictures. It is truly a magical area, from the stunning hiking trail through the trees to the always-freezing crystal clear lake. Your love for this country will be reaffirmed by the scent of pine trees and the calmness of the area.

 

6. Tannourine

In Lebanon, you’ll find a beautiful cedar reserve in Tannourine, as well as the famous Balou Balaa. Lebanon’s deepest natural sinkhole is over 250 metres deep, making it one of its most famous attractions. Tannourine’s beauty will leave you in awe no matter what you do – hiking, picnicking, or camping.

7. Batroun

Explore the caves between the rocks and hidden lagoons of Batroun’s famous beach as the weather finally begins to warm up. Prepare yourself for an unforgettable day in the sea by bringing nothing but yourself and your swimsuit.

8. God’s Cedars

Majestic Cedars is a must-see when you are in Lebanon! Cedars of God in Bcharre is the most famous Cedar forest in Lebanon. Discover thousands of year old Cedar trees as you walk through the forest!

9. Lakes of Qornayel

From Beirut, drive for an hour to Baabda district and you will reach Qornayel lakes! Discover these magical natural lakes while hiking in a pine forest. You can even see the Mediterranean sea and hills from the top! Make your hike even more memorable by going at sunset!

10. Waterfall in Afqa

Another top attraction in Byblos District is the Afqa waterfall! That’s where the Nahr Ibrahim river gets its water. You will be taken aback by the waterfall that spills out of a magnificent cave! As well as admiring the cave from the inside, you can swim in the lake where the waterfall falls.

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