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7 Days (1 Week) Itinerary in Lebanon - Travel Guide
What to do in Lebanon for 7 days?
Lebanon tourism

7 Days (1 Week) Itinerary in Lebanon - Travel Guide

The best 7 days itinerary & travel guide in Lebanon

A Week in the Heart of the Middle East: Lebanon Explored - What to do in Lebanon for 7 days?

Days Description Overnight
1 Day 1 - Exploring Beirut Beirut
2 Day 2 - Unearthing the Past Byblos
3 Day 3 - Romance of the Qadisha Valley Bcharre
4 Day 4 - Adventure in Faraya Faraya
5 Day 5 - Mystique of Tyre Tyre
6 Day 6 - Culinary Delights Beirut
7 Day 7 - Farewell Day Beirut

Introduction

There's a reason why they call Lebanon the 'Switzerland of the Middle East.' With its snow-capped mountains, ancient ruins, irresistible cuisine, vibrant nightlife, and warm people, Lebanon offers a vibrant and memorable travel experience. Our 7-day trip will give you a rich taste of Lebanese life, culture, and history.

Day 1 - Exploring Beirut

Kick off your journey in the buzzing heart of Lebanon, Beirut. Immerse yourself in the city's vibrant culture by exploring its bustling markets, cozy cafes, and charming old districts. Don't forget to stop by The National Museum of Beirut boasting a superb collection of ancient artifacts. Complete your day by enjoying a stunning sunset view along the scenic Beirut Corniche.

Day 2 - Unearthing the Past

Travel back in time with a day trip to Byblos, one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world. Wander around the ancient Roman amphitheater, Phoenician wall, and Old Souk where you can shop for traditional handmade crafts. Round out the day at a local restaurant, savoring the freshest seafood overlooking the Mediterranean.

Day 3 - Romance of the Qadisha Valley

Venture into the mountains of Northern Lebanon to explore the serene Qadisha Valley. Known for its historic monasteries hidden amid rocky cliffs and sacred caves, this UNESCO Heritage Site is a spiritual haven. Also, don’t miss the chance to visit the captivating Cedars of God forest.

Day 4 - Adventure in Faraya

Visiting Faraya, the most popular skiing destination in the Middle East. Even if skiing isn’t your thing, enjoy a breathtaking cable car ride to the top of the mountains. And perhaps, indulge in a snow-fight?

Day 5 - Mystique of Tyre

Let’s head south to the ancient city of Tyre. A city with rich, layers of history dating back to Romans and Phoenicians. Explore the spectacular Roman Hippodrome, a UNESCO World Heritage site which, back in its heyday, used to seat 20,000 spectators.

Day 6 - Culinary Delights

Dedicate your sixth day to treat your taste buds. Whether it's succulent kebabs or a spread of delicious 'meze', Lebanon is a food lover's paradise. Also, don’t forget to try the locally produced wines.

Day 7 - Farewell Day

Spend your last day in Lebanon at a leisurely pace. Are there any spots in Beirut you've missed? Time to tick off those last few things from your checklist and perhaps, do a little souvenir shopping at Beirut’s attractive local craft shops.

Summary of this itinerary

This thrilling week-long journey through Lebanon promises unforgettable memories. From ancient cities and serene valleys to mouth-watering cuisine and lively nightlife, Lebanon's beauty and diversity will take your breath away. It's more than just a trip; it's a taste of the Middle East at its most vibrant.

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FAQs about this
7 day itinerary in
Lebanon

What is the best time to visit Lebanon?

Although Lebanon is a year-round destination, spring (April to June) and fall (September to November) are especially pleasant.

Is Lebanon safe to travel to?

Despite neighboring conflict areas, Lebanon itself is generally safe for tourists. However, always check the latest travel advisories before planning your trip.

Do I need a visa to travel to Lebanon?

Visa policies can vary greatly for different nationalities. Please check Lebanon's visa requirements online or contact the nearest Lebanese embassy.