Rivers
From the Litani to Nahr Ibrahim, we explore some of the country’s most underrated rivers.
Jisr el Qadi, a village on the Damour river between Beiteddine and Souk el-Gharb, is definitely worth a visit. Here, local craftsmen have made pottery for hundreds of years. Walk along the Damour river…
Enjoy a hike by Nahr El Joz river discovering old watermills and bridges, with guide Mitri Sarkis (03 695181). Also, don’t miss the exceptional Orthodox monastery, Our Lady of Kaftoun, carved…
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The Shouf Biosphere Reserve’s Mirna Riman takes us on a walk along the ancient trail of the Barouk River Valley, where history and nature collide With the transformation of the season,…
The historical inscriptions of Nahr Al-Kalb reveal the diverse visitors of the past Filled with both history and natural beauty, Lebanon’s mountains give a dramatic setting to some of the country’s…
Spring is here, but perhaps it isn’t warm enough for a dip in the sea quite yet. Instead, discover some of Lebanon’s rivers and go for a walk on the wild…
There are many ways to see Lebanon’s countryside. One way, not often thought of, is down its rivers and waterways. Home to the best inland water sport activities in the region,…