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Itinerary 

Day 1 : 

Beirut

Meet & Assist at the Airport. 

Transfer to the Hotel. 

Day 2 : 

Beirut – Sidon – Maghdoucheh -Tyre - Beirut

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure towards the South.

 Visit to the capital of the South, Sidon (Saida). The third great Phoenician city that experienced its golden age before Christ during the Persian era between the late 6th century and the mid-4th century BC. This city, founded by the Phoenicians, is protected by the Castle of the Sea, a fortress built by the Crusaders.

 Lunch at a restaurant in the region. 

Visit to the sanctuary of Saydet El Mantara. Its name derives from the Arabic word "Manatara," meaning "Waiting." According to tradition, Mary, the mother of Jesus, accompanied him during his travels between Cana, Tyre, Sarafand, and Sidon. Popular Christian tradition in Lebanon tells that the Virgin Mary was waiting for Jesus' return from his apostolic wanderings on this hill of Maghdousheh. Let's continue to Tyre, visit Tyre, the pearl of the coast nestled on a small rocky island, where you will discover the Greco-Roman stadium, the ruins of the cathedral built by the Crusaders, and the two ports of King Hiram. Visit the necropolis, the hippodrome, the Roman baths, and the Arch of Triumph. Return to Beirut. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 3 : 

Beirut– Beiteddine – Saydet el Talleh -Deir el Qamar - Beirut

Breakfast at the hotel.

 Departure to visit the Chouf region. Visit to the Beiteddine Palace, perched at an altitude of 850 meters. Beiteddine, also known as the House of Faith, is the best example of 19th-century Lebanese architecture. Known for its palaces, museums, and gardens, Beiteddine is one of Lebanon's major tourist attractions. The "complex" of palaces was built during the reign of Emir Bechir Chehab II, who ruled Mount Lebanon for over half a century. The palace houses a museum of feudal weapons, costumes, and jewelry, as well as an archaeological museum and a museum of Byzantine mosaics. In the heart of Deir el-Qamar, among the ancient houses and narrow alleyways, a small staircase leads to the facade of the Church of El Saydet Tallé, also known as Our Lady of the Hill. This church was built on the remains of a Phoenician temple dedicated to Astarte. Over time, it has been enlarged, restored, and rebuilt. Lunch in the Deir el Qamar region. Pass through Deir el Qamar, which means "monastery of the Moon." This village retains a remarkable picturesque aspect, with typical stone houses and palaces that display the ancient style of architecture. Return to Beirut. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 4 : 

Beirut Churches & Down Town 

After breakfast, visit the capital, Beirut, considered the cultural hub of the region. The city was named the World Book Capital for 2009 by UNESCO. Going through all the churches in down town area Maronite, Catholic, Orthodox, Latin etc. Pass by the Pigeon Rocks cave. Continue to the renovated city center for a visit: Place de l'Étoile, the Grand Al Amin Mosque, and the Roman baths. Also visit the National Museum, one of the country's most important cultural institutions, renowned for its vast collection of archaeological artifacts that showcase Lebanon's rich history and cultural heritage. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 5 : 

Beirut- Harissa – Byblos -  Annya 

Breakfast at the hotel. 

Departure to visit "Our Lady of Lebanon" in Harissa, a massive statue of the Immaculate Conception overlooking the bay of Jounieh. Built in the late 19th century, the statue of the Virgin Mary towers over a sanctuary (a chapel within the pedestal). Enjoy a seafood lunch at a restaurant with a sea view. Continue to Byblos for a visit to a city deeply rooted in history, dating back at least 7,000 years (5,000-4,000 BC). The current name of the city is derived from the Greek word "papyrus" (paper). Byblos was not only a major trading center and producer of papyrus but also famous for being the place where the Phoenician script was first revealed. It was the birthplace of the Alphabet. Visit the Church of St. John the Baptist, the old souks (markets), and the city walls. In the peaceful greenery of Annaya, the remains of the Lebanese saint Mar Charbel rest. He lived there in great austerity for 23 years until his death on December 24, 1898, while celebrating Christmas Mass at the age of 70. Beatified in 1965, he was canonized in October 1977. Overnight in Fatka .

Day 6 : 

Byblos -Bechare – Qadisha 

Breakfast at the hotel. 

Departure for the North. Stop in Becharré, visit the Gibran Khalil Gibran Museum, dedicated to the great Lebanese poet and painter. Continue to visit the Cedars Reserve. The reserve is what remains of the vast Lebanese Cedar forest mentioned in the Old Testament. Have lunch at a typical Lebanese restaurant. Then visit the holy Qadisha Valley, one of the deepest and most beautiful valleys in Lebanon, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The valley offers a unique exploration of a distinct world and nature. At the bottom of this wild and green valley flows the Nahr Qadisha (Qadisha River), which originates in a cave at the foot of the Lebanese Cedars, topped by the "roof" of the country, Qornet Essaouda. The valley is home to some of the oldest Christian monasteries in the Middle East. Among the remarkable monasteries located in the valley, visit the two monasteries: Mar Antonios Qozhaya and Mar Lisha. Return to Byblos. Overnight at hotel in Fatka.

Day 7 : 

Departure

Breakfast at the hotel, Transfer to the airport

The above program include the following services:

• Meet and greet at the airport

• All transfers in private air-conditioned vehicles

• Professional private French-speaking guide throughout the days of the tour

• All entrance fees to the mentioned sites

• 5 nights of half-board accommodation in the mentioned hotels or similar

• Lunches

• 2 small bottles of water per person per day.

The above program do not include the following services:

• Tips for the guide and driver

• Drinks during meals

• All personal expenses

• Airline tickets

• Visa

• Medical insurance

• Anything not mentioned in the itinerary

• Optional paid activities

Note: The itinerary may be modified on-site based on technical constraints or unforeseen circumstances. However, all visits will still be provided.