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The Paris of the Middle East & Ancient Phoenicia

Experience a captivating blend of Mediterranean charm and deep-rooted history with Lebanon Holidays. Often referred to as the 'Paris of the Middle East,' Beirut is a resilient Regional Anchor of fashion, food, and Luxury. From the ancient Phoenician port of Byblos to the Roman majesty of Baalbek, Lebanon offers Cultural landmarks that span millennia, paired with a world-famous Luxury Beirut culinary scene.

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Popular Cities & Mountain Regions
Explore the vibrant Regional Anchors of the Levant. Beirut is the cosmopolitan capital, famous for Luxury shopping and the Corniche. Byblos is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, perfect for a Family-friendly coastal day trip. For Luxury and nature, the Chouf Mountains and Jeita Grotto offer stunning landscapes, while Faraya is the hub for winter skiing and summer mountain retreats.

Why Choose Lebanon & The Levantine Coast

Choosing Lebanon Holidays means stepping into a world of sensory richness. It is a premier Luxury destination for those who appreciate fine dining, boutique Cultural landmarks, and a sophisticated Family-friendly atmosphere. Despite regional challenges, Lebanon remains a Regional Anchor for arts and nightlife. Whether you are seeking a Budget-friendly exploration of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Anjar or a high-end stay in Ashrafieh, Lebanon's hospitality is legendary.

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Things To Do

Explore the Jeita Grotto limestone caves, take a Byblos Cultural Tour of the Crusader Castle, or enjoy Wine Tasting in the Bekaa Valley. Experience the Luxury Beirut nightlife in Mar Mikhael, or take a Family-friendly cable car ride up to Our Lady of Lebanon in Harissa for panoramic bay views.

Price Guidance

The Local currency is the Lebanese Pound (LBP), but the economy is highly dollarized. Luxury dining and 5-star hotels are priced in USD. While Budget options exist in local eateries, Lebanon is generally a mid-to-high priced destination for high-quality experiences.

Getting Around

The most common Travel Mode is via private car or taxi apps like Uber and Bolt. For Budget travellers, 'Service' (shared taxis) are a local staple. While the country is small, Travel Mode between cities is best handled via private drivers for comfort and safety.

Flights from UK & Travel Times

Direct Flights to Beirut operate daily from London Heathrow with Middle East Airlines (MEA). Transfer times from Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport (BEY) to central Beirut are short, typically 15-25 minutes depending on traffic.

What is the Weather

Lebanon has a Mediterranean climate. Winter (December-March) can be rainy on the coast and snowy in the mountains. Spring (April-June) and Autumn (September-November) are mild and perfect for Cultural landmarks. Summer (July-August) is hot and humid, perfect for Lebanon Beach Clubs.

The Best Time to Visit

The Best time to visit is during the spring (April to June) for green landscapes and mild hiking weather, or late September to October. For Skiing and beach enthusiasts, March offers the rare chance to do both in one day.

Frequently asked questions

Is Lebanon safe for UK tourists?
The UK FCDO currently advises against travel to Lebanon due to regional instability. Always check current official travel advice before planning a trip.

Do UK citizens need a visa?
UK citizens can normally obtain a free one-month tourist visa on arrival at Beirut airport, provided there is no Israeli stamp in their passport.

Can I visit Lebanon if I have an Israeli stamp?
No, you will be denied entry to Lebanon if your passport contains any evidence of travel to Israel.

What is the local currency?
The Lebanese Pound (LBP) is the official currency, but US Dollars (USD) are widely used and often preferred for most transactions.

How long is the flight from London?
A direct flight from London Heathrow to Beirut takes approximately 4 hours and 45 minutes.

Is Lebanon family-friendly?
Yes, Lebanese culture is very family-oriented, and children are welcomed in almost all restaurants and hotels.

What is the food like?
Lebanese cuisine is world-famous, focusing on 'Mezza' (small plates), fresh salads like Tabbouleh, and grilled meats.

Is alcohol available?
Yes, Lebanon is very liberal; alcohol is widely available in restaurants, bars, and shops throughout the country.