6 Hidden Gems to Visit in Lebanon on Your Next Road Trip
Why Explore Lebanon’s Hidden Gems by Car?
Lebanon is full of surprises beyond Beirut and Byblos. With its compact size, it is easy to uncover lesser-known villages, valleys, and coastal escapes — places tour buses rarely reach. If you’re planning a road trip or a vacation in Lebanon, here are 6 hidden gems in Lebanon worth the drive.
1. Ammiq Wetlands (Bekaa Valley)
Lebanon’s last remaining inland wetlands, Ammiq is a sanctuary for migratory birds and rare plants. A peaceful escape, it’s perfect for eco-tourism and hiking trails. It can be reached easily with a Rental car and have the ability to visit local markets there as well.
2. Baatara Gorge Waterfall (Tannourine)
Also known as the “Cave of the Three Bridges,” this dramatic waterfall drops into a deep limestone cave. Best visited in spring when snowmelt fuels the falls.
3. Douma Village (North Lebanon)
A traditional mountain village with stone houses, red-tiled roofs, and charming souks. Known for its fresh air and artisanal food, Douma is a step back in time.
4. Tyre’s Hidden Beaches (South Lebanon)
Tyre may be famous for its Roman ruins, but its southern sandy stretches are quiet, clean, and far less crowded than other Lebanese beaches. Perfect for a day of relaxation.
5. Deir El Qamar (Chouf Mountains)
Once Lebanon’s capital in the 16th century, Deir El Qamar is a preserved village of cobblestone streets, Ottoman palaces, and panoramic views of the Chouf cedar reserve.
6. Qadisha Valley (North Lebanon)
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Qadisha Valley is dotted with monasteries carved into cliffs. Hiking or driving through it feels like a journey through history.
Lebanon’s charm lies in its diversity — and the best way to experience it is by car. Whether it’s a weekend escape to the mountains or a coastal road trip, renting a car gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace.
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