Top Lebanon Bus Tours

Some places deserve a whole day to themselves. Baalbek is one of them. This focused private day trip from Beirut takes you straight to the greatest Roman temple complex ever built — no extra stops, no filler, just Baalbek done properly — and gets you back to Beirut in six hours. The Temple of Bacchus alone is larger than the Parthenon and almost entirely intact after two thousand years. The Temple of Jupiter stands on stones heavier than anything a modern crane can lift. Before you even reach the temples, the Stone of the Pregnant Woman — a single limestone block weighing 1,000 tonnes still lying in its ancient quarry — sets the scale of what you are about to see. This is one of those places where the photos do not prepare you. Nothing does. You just have to go.

Seasonal tour — available May 1 to October 31 only. The high mountain road connecting the Cedars of God to Baalbek closes each winter — making this combination impossible for six months of the year and genuinely special for the six it runs. This is the private version of Lebanon's most dramatic seasonal day trip — the route that uses a mountain road open only in summer to connect three destinations that cannot be reached together any other way. A UNESCO World Heritage gorge in the morning. An easy hike through ancient cedar trees at 2,000 metres. A mountain crossing that only opens in May. The greatest Roman temples on earth in the afternoon — with an expert local guide who knows every stone. Private vehicle and knowledgeable driver throughout — your pace, your schedule, nobody else's itinerary. Expert local guide joins at Baalbek. Entrance tickets payable on site. Optional lunch in Baalbek on the return.

Lace up your hiking shoes and get ready for one of the best easy hikes in Lebanon. This small-group day trip from Beirut takes you into the Jabal Moussa UNESCO Biosphere Reserve — one of the most ecologically rich and scenically dramatic protected landscapes in the Middle East — for a 3-hour guided hike to Chouwen Lake, a stunning high-altitude mountain lake tucked inside the reserve that most Lebanon visitors never find. The hike is easy, the trail is marked, and the reward at the end is a turquoise mountain lake surrounded by cedar-forested peaks. In summer, swimming in the lake is possible — making this one of the best hike-and-swim days you can do from Beirut.

Take your taste buds on a journey around some of the Lebanon’s best drinking haunts on this private wine tour from Beirut. Visit iconic wineries of the Beqaa valley, where the fertility of the soil explains the variety of vine yards and the high quality of the wine produced.

Exploring Southern Lebanon's historical sites can be tricky, as transportation options are limited. Visit the Mleeta Military Museum and the 12th-century crusader ruins of Beaufort Castle on this private tour from Beirut, and relax knowing all of the logistics are covered for you. Accompanied by a tour leader, discover both of these locations and learn more about Lebanon's history as you go.

Short on time but not willing to miss Lebanon's most famous natural wonder? This focused 3-hour private trip from Beirut gets you to Jeita Grotto and back before noon — leaving the rest of the day completely free. No filler stops, no padding — just the caves, done properly, privately, entirely at your own pace. Jeita Grotto is a UNESCO tentative World Heritage Site and a top-five finalist in the New 7 Wonders of Nature — and it is 30 minutes from your hotel. The upper cave is explored on foot through a forest of stalactites and stalagmites up to 8 metres tall. The lower cave is navigated by silent electric boat along an underground river through chambers of extraordinary natural beauty. It is genuinely one of the most spectacular natural spaces on the planet. Three hours is all you need.

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Discover best of Lebanon’s most fascinating ancient cities and tourist places guided by an experienced private tour guide speaking your language in these 3 places. Lebanon Tours Online is a top rated private guided tours for visitors, history lovers and travelers with best service to make your sightseeing trip fascinating, efficient, remarkable and unforgettable.

This small-group tour takes you to some of Lebanon’s most historic and naturally beautiful areas. You’ll learn about Christian monasteries in Qadisha Valley, see the Forest of the Cedars of God, learn its connection to the Bible, and also visit the Glbran Museum in Bcharre. Transportation, an English speaking driver, and lunch will all be included in this tour.

Explore Lebanon's cultural and natural wonders on our Private Full-Day Tour from Beirut. Journey through the revered Qadisha Valley, the ancient Cedars of God, and the monumental ruins of Baalbek. Led by experienced guides, delve into history, spirituality, and breathtaking landscapes. Join us for an unforgettable day of discovery.

Enjoy a tour of the whole country of lebanon, Join the trip with your expert guide Fadi with 25 years of experience in his field.

Lebanon has some of the most beautiful sights to offer. Explore the highlights of the Phoenician cities, walk along the forests, discover grottoes and archeological sites and enjoy tasting the Lebanese food and wine. We take our time to marvel around the tourist sites. As we added several stops that show you a bit about Lebanon's cultural and geological history. This tour package is the perfect mixture between adventure and sightseeing.

A One-Way Trail With No Uphill Return: Unlike most Qadisha hikes, this route is designed for comfort. You explore the valley fully without the exhausting climb back up — your driver meets you at the exit. Access to Hidden Monasteries: Visit the legendary Mar Lichaa Monastery, carved directly into the cliffs — a place many travelers never reach on their own. Expert Local Guidance: Learn stories of monks, hermits, and ancient spiritual traditions with a guide who knows the valley’s secret spots, history, and viewpoints. Unmatched Scenery: Enjoy panoramic mountain views, ancient caves, olive terraces, and peaceful forest paths inside one of Lebanon’s most iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Perfect for All Levels: This trail is suitable for beginners, families, casual hikers, and photography lovers — no advanced hiking skills required.

Lebanon may be a small country, but it is packed with attractions—making it difficult to tick off the highlights in limited time. Ideal for anyone looking for an in-depth introduction to Lebanon, this full-day, small-group tour covers the ancient ruins of Baalbek and Byblos, the Shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon, Jeita Grotto, and more. Select meals, hotel accommodation, and airport transfers are provided.

Beirut is an ancient city with a modern soul, but poor street signage and a rambling layout can make it hard for first-timers to get a handle on it. See the city’s star attractions, including Pigeon Rocks, the Roman baths, Martyrs’ Square, the Al-Omari Mosque, St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral, and the souks, admire the yachts in Zaitunay Bay, and discover where to head for nightlife on this private tour.

Experience two of Lebanon's most popular tours with this 2-day tour. Pamper yourself and make the most of your vacation, without the hassle of planning any of the accommodation, tours and food. This package is ideal for those who have limited time in Lebanon, and want to enjoy their vacation to the max.

Discover Lebanon’s most iconic destinations in one unforgettable day. This guided small-group tour includes hotel pickup and takes you to: Jeita Grotto – a breathtaking underground cave system ranked among the world’s most beautiful natural wonders. Harissa – home to the Shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon, offering sweeping views over Jounieh Bay. Byblos – one of the world’s oldest cities, filled with ancient ruins, a picturesque harbor, and a charming old souk. Enjoy expert guidance, comfortable transport, and skip the hassle of planning—all in one seamless experience perfect for first-time visitors and history lovers alike.

Hike in the morning, Roman temples in the afternoon, wine underground at the end — this private day trip from Beirut hits three completely different experiences that have no business being this close to each other. And yet here we are in Lebanon, where a UNESCO cedar forest, the greatest Roman temples on earth, and 2 kilometres of ancient wine caves are all within a single day's drive. Start with an easy 45-minute hike through the Maaser el Shouf Cedar Reserve — ancient trees, mountain air. Cross into the Bekaa Valley and stand beside the Stone of the Pregnant Woman — a 1,000-tonne limestone block that was never finished and never moved — before entering Baalbek, where the Temple of Bacchus is larger than the Parthenon and the Temple of Jupiter sits on stones heavier than anything a modern crane can lift. End the day at Ksara — Lebanon's oldest winery — walking through Roman cave cellars before tasting wines that have been made here since 1857. A day that earns its tired feet.

Lebanon has been producing wine for over 6,000 years — longer than France, longer than Italy, longer than almost anywhere on earth. The Bekaa Valley, sitting at 1,000 metres above sea level between the Lebanon and Anti-Lebanon mountain ranges, is where that ancient tradition lives today. On this private full-day tour, you will visit three of Lebanon's most celebrated wineries — Chateau Ksara, Chateau Kefraya, and Chateau Saint Thomas — for guided cellar tours and wine tastings that reveal why Lebanese wine is earning serious attention from critics worldwide. This is not a bus tour. Your private vehicle, your group, and your own guide mean the day moves at your pace — lingering longer where the wine is exceptional, pausing for the mountain views, and finishing with an optional lunch in Zahle, the undisputed food and wine capital of the Bekaa Valley.

Embarking on a private tour to Harissa and Saint Charbel is like delving into a tapestry woven with spiritual and cultural threads. Nestled within the picturesque landscapes of Lebanon, these sacred sites offer a profound journey for those seeking solace, reflection, and a deeper connection with history and faith. As you traverse through the winding roads and verdant hillsides, you'll uncover the stories of devotion, miracles, and the enduring legacies of these revered destinations. Join me on a pilgrimage of the heart as we explore the timeless beauty and spiritual resonance of Harissa and the sanctuary of Saint Charbel.

Lebanon's north concentrates four of the country's most distinctive experiences into one mountain valley. This guided small-group day trip covers them all — a UNESCO World Heritage gorge, the museum and tomb of Lebanon's most celebrated literary figure, an ancient cedar grove at 2,000 metres, and a 12th-century monastery carved into a cliff face. Lunch and all entrance tickets included. The Qadisha Valley — "Holy" in Aramaic — has sheltered Christian communities in its limestone caves for seventeen centuries. Khalil Gibran's museum holds original paintings, manuscripts, and his tomb above Bcharre — the author of The Prophet, one of the best-selling books of the 20th century. The Cedars of God are a UNESCO-protected grove where some trees exceed 1,000 years. Kozhaya Monastery houses the first printing press ever used in the Middle East. Your guide connects all four into a single coherent story.

Underground in the morning, above the clouds by lunchtime — this private half-day from Beirut does two things that most people only dream about, back to back, in six hours. First: Jeita Grotto, one of the most spectacular cave systems on earth and a finalist in the New 7 Wonders of Nature. Then: the Harissa cable car, rising 650 metres above the Mediterranean to one of the most recognisable mountaintop shrines in the Middle East. It sounds like a full day. It fits in a morning. Perfect for travelers who want to pack in Lebanon's greatest hits without sacrificing the afternoon.

Lebanon compresses thousands of years of history into a remarkably small stretch of coastline north of Beirut. This private day tour captures three of the most remarkable stops on that stretch — each one completely different, each one extraordinary in its own right. Begin at Nahr el Kalb — the Dog River canyon — where the limestone walls have served as the world's oldest billboard for over 3,000 years. Egyptian pharaohs, Assyrian kings, Roman emperors, and French generals all carved victory inscriptions into these cliffs as they passed through on their conquests — creating an open-air archive of ancient military history that is unlike anything else on earth. Then descend into Jeita Grotto — one of the most spectacular cave systems in the world and a finalist in the New 7 Wonders of Nature. End the day in Byblos — one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities on earth, where a Crusader castle, Phoenician royal tombs, and an ancient fishing port sit within a single walk.

Lebanon's mountains hide some of the most spectacular waterfalls in the Middle East — and this small-group day trip from Beirut takes you to three of the best in a single action-packed day. Three completely different waterfalls, three completely different landscapes, and just enough hiking to make you feel like you earned every view. Start at Afqa — a powerful waterfall plunging from a cave high in the cliffs of the Adonis Valley, one of Lebanon's most mythologically charged landscapes. Move on to Baatara Gorge — the famous three-bridge waterfall near Tannourine where a 255-metre cascade drops through three successive natural limestone bridges in a phenomenon found nowhere else on earth. Finish at Kfar Helda — a hidden gem of a waterfall reached by a short hike through the Lebanese mountain landscape, rewarding those who make the effort with one of the most photogenic natural scenes in the north of Lebanon.