Lebanon Traveler

Lebanon Traveler The first Lebanese tourism magazine to unveil Lebanon’s rural and urban hidden treasures Lebanon Traveler also features interviews with Lebanese personalities.

Lebanon Traveler is a travel reference and online platform that’s focused exclusively on tourism in Lebanon's cities and countryside. With Lebanon Traveler, you can explore the country, go on an adventure, join a tour, taste rural delicacies, discover villages and enjoy day trips. There is also an agenda section with exciting events and activities, including hiking, art exhibitions and more. It is a hub of information on everything we love about Lebanon.

Discover Amchit’s coastal charm through its best beach resorts and seaside dining. Relax at June Beach House or soak up ...
18/08/2025

Discover Amchit’s coastal charm through its best beach resorts and seaside dining. Relax at June Beach House or soak up the sun at Nalu Beach Resort. Feast on fresh seafood with stunning views at Babel Bahr and savor sunset dinners by the sea at Le Cap Amchit. For a stay by the sea, SeaRock Suites Hotel offers luxury with full sea views and a gorgeous infinity pool.

Click the link in our bio to explore this hidden gem on Lebanon’s coast and start planning your summer escape.

Renowned for its clear waters and glittering waves, the coastal town of Amchit is a haven of wonder and beauty. The winding alleyways form a dizzying labyrinth before revealing a deep blue sea that will truly mesmerize you.

Finding the perfect spots to take kids in Lebanon can be tricky, especially with picky little ones! But don’t worry, we’...
17/08/2025

Finding the perfect spots to take kids in Lebanon can be tricky, especially with picky little ones! But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with a list of fun places to keep them smiling all summer long.

10 ideas inside and outside Beirut that'll keep the little ones smiling all summer long.

Lebanon’s ice cream scene has something for every craving. Whether you’re a fan of old-school classics like Awad Ice Cre...
16/08/2025

Lebanon’s ice cream scene has something for every craving. Whether you’re a fan of old-school classics like Awad Ice Cream and Jamil Daou, or prefer modern twists from spots like Le Flocon Artisan and Kahaw Gelato, each scoop tells a story. Don’t miss the theatrical booza rolls at Frooza Booza or the decadent chocolate creations at Évasion Chocolatier Glacier.

When the sun blazes in Lebanon and the Mediterranean breeze just isn't enough, there's only one thing on our minds: ice cream.

The Virgin Mary holds a special place in the heart of the Lebanese people, and 15 August is a day she is remembered. Whe...
15/08/2025

The Virgin Mary holds a special place in the heart of the Lebanese people, and 15 August is a day she is remembered. Whether in mountain villages or coastal towns, the day brings meaning and a sense of community.

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A national religious holiday for Christians and Muslims alike, Eid Al Saydeh is also known as the Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.

Summer nights in Bchaaleh are coming alive on 15 and 16  August. Enjoy two days of heritage and fun with the Bchaaleh Tr...
13/08/2025

Summer nights in Bchaaleh are coming alive on 15 and 16 August. Enjoy two days of heritage and fun with the Bchaaleh Trails Association. Wander through the market, join creative workshops and taste local food. Traditional games and artisanal displays will fill the village with energy and community spirit.

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From iconic spots like Chez Maguy and Al Sultan Ibrahim to hidden gems like Merchak Aal Baher and Fidar Beach House we’v...
12/08/2025

From iconic spots like Chez Maguy and Al Sultan Ibrahim to hidden gems like Merchak Aal Baher and Fidar Beach House we’ve rounded up the best seaside restaurants where the food is as memorable as the view

Whether you're planning a sunset dinner in Batroun or a seafood feast in Jounieh this guide is your summer essential.

Lebanon's coastline boasts top seaside restaurants offering delicious cuisine and stunning views for memorable dining experiences.

Discover the charm of Anfeh, Lebanon’s “Little Greece,” with its stunning coves and coastal vibes. Spend a day at Calico...
11/08/2025

Discover the charm of Anfeh, Lebanon’s “Little Greece,” with its stunning coves and coastal vibes. Spend a day at Calico Beach Club, savor fresh seafood at Gergi El Dayha, and rest easy at O Fleur de Sel.

Click the link in our bio to explore this coastal gem and plan your perfect summer getaway.

Known to many as “Little Greece” due to the small coves and blue and white chalets that dot its coast, Anfeh is not a town that one merely passes through; it is a place so firmly rooted in its history that it becomes endearing, almost magnetic.

Discover Lebanon’s history through its most enchanting stays. Visit Al Fundok  in Maaser El Chouf, Deir El Oumara in Dei...
10/08/2025

Discover Lebanon’s history through its most enchanting stays. Visit Al Fundok in Maaser El Chouf, Deir El Oumara in Deir El Qamar and Mir Amin Palace in Beiteddine. Find mountain peace at SaQi Guesthouse and explore heritage at The Silk Valley in Hamada.

Once silk factories, monasteries or palaces, these magical places in Lebanon blend history with modern comforts.

Lebanon’s mountain dining scene shines in summer. Whether you're into long garden lunches at Chez Michel and Jnaynit el ...
09/08/2025

Lebanon’s mountain dining scene shines in summer. Whether you're into long garden lunches at Chez Michel and Jnaynit el Khawaja, or poolside sushi at Le Sushi Bar & Pool, there’s something for every mood.

Catch golden hour at Sapa, share Lebanese mezze at Fawzi, or go for laid-back bites at BRGR Co and Mario e Mario. Don’t forget the famous banadoura sandwich at Em Sherif Deli!

Escape the city heat with our guide to the best and coolest summer dining experiences in Faqra and Faraya, Kfardebian.

Summer nights in Hrajel are filled with music, flavor and community spirit. The Hrajel Festival is back with eight days ...
08/08/2025

Summer nights in Hrajel are filled with music, flavor and community spirit. The Hrajel Festival is back with eight days of concerts, street food and cultural celebration in the heart of Mount Lebanon. From local favorites to festive traditions, the atmosphere is not to be missed.

Join thousands at Hrajel Festival 2025 from August 8 to 15. free concerts, street food and cultural events in celebration of Eid el Sayde.

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As Lebanon’s first tourism publication, the team at Lebanon Traveler is committed to promoting the country’s social, cultural, historical and natural wealth and diversity. Through the magazine and online platforms, our mission is to be a key reference for domestic and international travelers interested in exploring Lebanon’s urban and rural gems.