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If you’re on the lookout for a new adventure, take advantage of the country’s 210km of coastline and give these water sports a try.
Al Falamanki, the popular Lebanese café, recently opened the doors of its second branch. Located near Beirut’s iconic Raouche rock, it boasts one of the best views in the capital.
Al Falamanki recently organized a campaign to clean up the beaches of Raouche, one of Lebanon’s coastal treasures.
Jounieh is the closest city to Beirut and the landscape and beautiful bay make it well worth a full day trip.
Known for having some of the best beach clubs in the country, Batroun greets visitors with pristine blue waters and white pebble beaches.
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