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Why Lebanon Should Be Your Next Adventure | Explore Lebanon Tours

Lebanon is full of history, nature, and soul—perfect for travelers looking for something real. From ancient ruins to mountain villages, it’s a small country packed with unforgettable moments.

With Explore Lebanon Tours, you’ll eat local food, meet real people, and explore places you won’t find in a guidebook. We take you deeper than the usual tourist spots.

Don’t miss Baalbek’s Roman temples, hikes through the Cedars of God, or a sunset by the sea in Batroun or Tyre—these are memories that stay with you. I still think about the view from the Chouf Mountains every day.

We offer private tours, guided hikes, and village experiences across Lebanon.

Tours run daily and include transport, meals, and a local guide.

To book your adventure, visit www.explorelebanontours.com or email info@explorelebanontours.com

Cedars of God

Cedars of God is home to Lebanon’s oldest cedar trees in Lebanon. Currently there is only approximately 375 trees left in this forrest.

Some of the trees date back 1,500-2,000 years, and have a girth of up to 14m. The trees are a scenic sight at any time of the year. However In the winter its a beautiful time to visit the cedars as the mountain backdrop is draped in snow.

About 3km from the cedar forrest, the cedar ski resort is also the location for Lebanon’s oldest ski resort where people have been skiing the slopes since 1920’s well before any ski lifts were installed in 1953. (approximately running from November through to March)

If you would like to visit Cedars, Explore Lebanon Tours go daily.