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1403

8 Hours

Availability : Daily Except Mondays

Max People : 9

Tour Details

Explore the archeological site of the city of the sun, Baalbek that includes the Roman and Greek temples with a Phoenician influences: Jupiter, Venus and Bacchus. Visit a small quarry beside the site to have an idea from where they used to take the stones to build such a huge temples. Continue your excursion to the incredible grotto of Jeita, have a look at the two stunning caves, enjoy several adventures and experience a cable car ride, train shuttle, boat trip and much more..

Departure & Return Location

Beirut International Airport (Google Map) or any hotel or destination in Beirut

Departure Time

Between 8.00 am and 9.00 am

Price Includes

Hotel Pick up & Drop off
Transportation & Fuel
English speaking driver
All Entrance Fees

Price Excludes

Gratuities
Meals
Any Private Expenses

Itinerary

Stop 1Jeita Grotto

Have you ever considered the secrets and riddles that may be discovered in a cave or dungeon? Let us now discuss the Jeita Grotto. Though it may look dangerous and terrifying at first, as our boat adventure approaches via this tunnel, you will be captivated by the sound of the tranquil and relaxing breeze vibrating throughout the cave, offering you with an experience you will never forget.

Stop 2Baalbek

The Roman Republic embraced Greek culture. The Romans constructed one of the most well-known archeological sites, depicting Baalbek’s rue figure. This Roman edifice was built on the foundation of almost 800 tons of old ruins. So, the next time you pass by this temple, imagine how tough it must have been to build this beauty using primitive tools rather than modern technology. You might be able to finish your quest with a magnificent narrative after uncovering the enormous stones of the pregnant lady and learning the stories behind their names.