Iconic Trio: Jeita Grotto – Harissa – Byblos

Begin your journey at the historic Nahr el-Kalb site, where ancient inscriptions carved into the rock record thousands of years of history. From pharaonic armies to modern independence milestones, this UNESCO-listed site offers a unique look into Lebanon’s place in world civilization.

Continue to the impressive Christ the King monument overlooking Jounieh Bay. Enjoy peaceful surroundings, panoramic views, and beautiful photo opportunities before heading toward Lebanon’s natural masterpiece — Jeita Grotto.

Walk through the Upper Cave with its soaring limestone formations, then glide through the Lower Cave by boat (seasonal). Jeita is Lebanon’s most iconic natural wonder and a highlight of any visit.

Explore one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities, blending archaeology, culture, and Mediterranean charm. Highlights include:

• Crusader Castle – A 12th-century fortress offering panoramic sea and city views.

• Old Souks – Stone alleys filled with artisan shops and vibrant local life.

• Phoenician Harbor – One of the oldest ports in history, beautifully preserved.

• Roman Ruins & Roman Theater – Columns, stones, and an open-air theater from the Roman era.

• Saint John-Marc Church – A historic 12th-century church dedicated to the founder of the Byblos Christian community.

• Fossil Museum (Memory of Time) – A fascinating collection of prehistoric marine fossils unique to Byblos.

• Seaside Lunch Break – Free time to enjoy lunch at picturesque Mediterranean restaurants.

Ride the téléphérique (optional) for a scenic ascent above Jounieh Bay. At the summit, take in sweeping coastal views, visit the iconic shrine, and capture unforgettable photos.