Jeita Grotto — a truly magical natural wonder Enter Lebanon's most spectacular natural attraction — Jeita Grotto, a UNESCO tentative World Heritage Site and a top-five finalist in the New 7 Wonders of Nature. Two wonderfully different cave experiences await. The upper cave is explored on foot along an elevated walkway where stalactites and stalagmites up to 8 metres tall create formations of extraordinary natural beauty all around you. The lower cave is navigated by silent electric boat along a peaceful underground river through chambers of breathtaking stillness. Your guide brings the geological story of these remarkable caves to life in a way that makes the experience even more wonderful and memorable for visitors of all ages.

Harissa cable car — a wonderful ride above Jounieh Bay From underground to above the clouds — board the famous Harissa Téléférique at Jounieh and ride comfortably up to 650 metres above sea level as Jounieh Bay spreads beautifully beneath you. The views on the ascent are among the most photographed in Lebanon and the ride is a genuinely exciting and enjoyable experience for the whole family. Your guide points out the coastal landmarks as you ascend.

Our Lady of Lebanon — a beautiful mountaintop shrine At the mountaintop, the beloved bronze statue of Our Lady of Lebanon stands with arms outstretched toward the Mediterranean — 8.5 metres tall and one of the most cherished religious monuments in the Middle East. Surrounded by the beautiful Maronite Basilica and neighbouring churches, Harissa is one of Lebanon's most visited and most spiritually significant destinations. Your guide shares the history and meaning of this wonderful place in a way that touches visitors of all backgrounds.

Byblos Castle & archaeological site — 7,000 years of history Arrive in Byblos — one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities on earth — and explore its wonderful archaeological site where 7,000 years of human history unfold in a single enjoyable walk. The 12th-century Crusader castle was built from recycled Phoenician and Roman stones. Inside: Neolithic foundations, Bronze Age temples, Phoenician royal tombs, and Roman streets. Byblos gave the world its alphabet and its name gave us the word Bible. Your guide brings these extraordinary stories to life in a warm, accessible, and genuinely fascinating way that visitors of all ages thoroughly enjoy.

Byblos Old Souk & fishing port Step into the charming old souk — stone-paved lanes with jewellery workshops, antique dealers, and welcoming cafés — before wandering down to the beautiful ancient fishing harbour where colourful boats bob against a backdrop of medieval walls and the sparkling Mediterranean. One of the most photogenic and most enjoyable spots in Lebanon.

Lunch in Byblos — included if option is Selected A wonderful included lunch at a waterfront Byblos restaurant — fresh Lebanese mezze and seafood with the beautiful ancient fishing harbour as your backdrop. One of the loveliest lunch settings in Lebanon, fully included in your tour price with nothing extra to pay. A thoroughly enjoyable and relaxing close to a truly memorable full day.