Flights To Lebanon

You can touch down in Lebanon at Rafic Hariri International Airport in Beirut. It serves as the biggest airport in the state, with a high volume of international traffic, and is, hence a lively hub that incorporates various services such as shopping facilities and eateries for all travellers. Additionally, those heading to Northern Lebanon have an option of Rene Mouawad Air Base, which is less busy.

Woking Travel offers trustworthy transfer services to get you from the airport to your hotel smoothly. Regardless of the airport you arrive at, they can comfortably and timely take you to any place in Lebanon that you choose. To make bookings or find out more about such services, visit Woking Travel’s transfers page.

Woking Travel provides various hotels and packages to Lebanon, catering to any budget or preference. Whether searching for expensive or affordable alternatives, Woking Travel Hotels can guide you on hotel accommodations; Woking Travel Packages is where you find complete travel packages.

1. Hamra Urban Gardens: Hamra Urban Gardens is a pleasant bed and breakfast in one of the best locations in Beirut. It boasts comfortable and large rooms, friendly staff, and proximity to restaurants. Hamra Urban Gardens has a rooftop swimming pool, a bar, a gymnasium, a Lebanese restaurant, and a café on the ground floor. It is perfect for travellers who want an intimate setting that buzzes with energy.
   
   
2. Kempinski Summerland Hotel & Resort Beirut: This spotless deluxe accommodation in Beirut features wonderful pools, top-notch beach facilities, and professional services. The rooms are big enough, equipped with all the necessary features, and the food is delicious. This is an ideal destination for luxurious vacationers.
   
   
3. The Key Apart Hotel: Feel free to enjoy your stay in these high-quality, hygienic rooms located in a strategic location. Friendly staff is there to help at The Key Apart Hotel, which also has services such as a lounge area, gym, spa, store, and dining areas.
   
   
4. The Smallville Hotel: The Smallville Hotel stands out from other hotels because of its modern design and superhero-themed interiors. It features spacious rooms, excellent dining options, and helpful employees. This is an exciting option for tourists due to its location close to city attractions; it also boasts state-of-the-art amenities.
   
   
5. Radisson Blu Martinez Hotel, Beirut: The Radisson Blu Martinez Hotel is situated near the coastline with sizable rooms that contain very comfortable beds along with such amenities as a swimming pool, SPA room, fitness centre, etc., making it suitable both for business trips and vacation purposes.
   
   
6. Pineland Hotel and Health Resort: It offers stunning views and an amazing number of activities for the whole family. The rooms are comfortable and clean, and a pool, biking trails, and horseback riding are always available.
   
   
7. InterContinental Phoenicia Beirut: This luxury hotel’s splendid view of Zaitunay Bay can be seen from this luxurious hotel that offers famous SPA facilities, beautiful pools and bars, and diverse breakfast buffets. It is famous for its excellent service quality and convenient location.
   
   
8. Staybridge Suites Beirut: This Hotel is perfect for both single travellers and families because it has huge rooms with kitchenettes. It also has a rooftop infinity pool overlooking the city’s skyline and various breakfast options.
   
   
9. Hotel Layali Al Shams: Hotel Layali Al Shams allows you to spend nights in one of its lovely huts, such as the Bone Fire Station or the Dome. Despite its size, the hut remains spacious inside, thus always ensuring cleanliness.
   
   
10. Mövenpick Hotel Beirut: A beachfront hotel recognized for its outstanding food and high-level facilities. Mövenpick Hotel Beirut has splendid sea views, private beaches, and swimming pools, which make your stay unforgettable.
    

1. Shared Taxi Service: Shared taxis, known locally as “service,” are a popular form of public transportation in Lebanon. They follow predetermined routes and provide an economical means of getting between towns and cities. 
2. Regular Taxi: Regular taxis are commonly available throughout Lebanon, providing simple point-to-point transportation options. They can be summoned on the street or booked using ride-hailing applications such as Uber and Careem. 
3. Rental Cars: Renting a car allows travellers to explore Lebanon at their own speed. Rental firms are available in major cities and airports, and they offer a wide range of automobiles to suit varied needs. 
4. Buses: Buses are a crucial means of transportation for extended distances between cities in Lebanon. Several bus companies operate routes that connect major urban centres and tourist sites. 
5. Bike Rentals: Rent a bicycle to discover Lebanon’s stunning scenery and lovely streets. Many cities and towns have bike rental establishments that appeal to tourists and locals. 
6. strolling: In cities like Beirut and Byblos, walking is a simple way to explore local culture and architecture across short distances. 
7. Minibuses: Minibuses, also known as vans or “Khattara,” run on specific routes in cities and towns, giving an alternative to larger buses for short trips. 
8. Private Drivers: Hiring a private driver or chauffeur provides comfort and convenience while experiencing Lebanon. 
9. Carpooling: Commuters in Lebanon increasingly use carpooling services to save money on transportation and promote environmental sustainability. 
10. Motorcycles/Scooters: In congested urban areas, motorcycles and scooters can be a convenient mode of transportation for short commutes or sightseeing. 

Lebanon has a rich cultural past, breathtaking natural settings, and a wide selection of visitor attractions. Here are the top ten places to visit in Lebanon: 

1. Beirut: Lebanon’s capital, Beirut, is a bustling metropolis with an unusual mix of modernism and heritage. Visitors can explore historical monuments such as the National Museum of Beirut, walk along the Corniche promenade, and enjoy the city’s thriving nightlife. 
   
   
2. Byblos: As one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities, Byblos is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its ancient ruins, attractive old town, and lovely harbour. Visitors can explore the Crusader Castle, the Phoenician archaeological site, and stroll through the crowded souks. 
   
   
3. Baalbek: Located in the Bekaa Valley, Baalbek boasts some of the world’s most spectacular Roman ruins. The Temples of Baalbek, dedicated to the Roman gods Jupiter, Bacchus, and Venus, reflect Lebanon’s rich ancient past. 
   
   
4. Jeita Grotto: This natural wonder consists of two interconnecting limestone caves with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites. Visitors can take a boat ride through the lower cave before exploring the upper cave on foot, marvelling at the spectacular structures. 
   
   
5. Sidon (Saida): As one of Lebanon’s oldest cities, Sidon offers several historical and cultural attractions. Visitors can explore the Crusader Sea Castle, stroll through the bustling souks, and visit the Soap Museum to learn about the city’s historic soap-making legacy. 
   
   
6. Tyre (Sour): Tyre (Sour), an ancient Phoenician city, is known for its well-preserved archaeological sites and picturesque beaches. Visitors can visit Tyre’s UNESCO-listed ruins, relax on the sandy beaches, and enjoy fresh seafood at one of the coastal eateries. 
   
   
7. Tripoli: Located in northern Lebanon, Tripoli has a rich history and culture. Visitors can see the majestic Citadel of Raymond de Saint-Gilles, meander through the labyrinthine old town, and eat fantastic street food in the busy souk. 
   
   
8. Qadisha Valley, sometimes called the Holy Valley, is a UNESCO World Heritage site famed for its rocky cliffs, lush forests, and old monasteries. Visitors can stroll through the valley, visit secluded caverns, and find secret waterfalls.
   
   
9. Beiteddine Palace: This magnificent palace is a wonder of Lebanese architecture, displaying intricate carvings and delightful gardens. It’s a perfect amalgam of history and natural beauty.
   
   
10. Batroun: Famed for its electric nightlife, delectable seafood, and pristine beaches, Batroun offers a relaxed ambience and a chance to experience authentic Lebanese coastal life.

1. Abdel Wahab: This restaurant is positioned on Abdel Wahab El-Inglizi Street in Ashrafieh, and it offers a Lebanese typical warm ambiance for its customers. It is here that one can experience traditional tastes and excellent hospitality.
   
   
2. Al Sultan Brahim (Downtown): The place to be for those who love seafood, Al Sultan Brahim at Omar Daouk Street has been serving the best fish dishes in Lebanon for over forty years. If you wish to enjoy top-quality seafood in downtown Beirut, this is a must-visit.
   
   
3. Al-Diwan: At Charles Malek Avenue, Ashrafiyah, Lebanon, Al-Diwan is an ideal place for someone looking for a real Lebanese dish or even just fast food with a little touch of homey atmosphere.
   
   
4. Babel Bay: In Wafic Sinno Avenue, Zaitunay Bay, Raouche” ‘s Babel Bay has added some variety to the classic menu of Lebanon. The place mixes old-fashioned cooking recipes with marine innovation, resulting in true dining originality.
   
   
5. Burj Al Hamam: To partake in traditional Lebanese cuisine amidst picturesque surroundings means heading to Burj al Haman, located in Broumana. This restaurant is known throughout the town as one where tasty Lebanese meals are always available, and no tourist or local would ever resist.
   
   
6. Enab: Enab found at Armenia Street near Geara Building — Ahsrafieh feels like a mini haven away from home. The environment itself will bewitch visitors while the food will make them feel like they have experienced some kind of heaven on earth; which is what authentic Lebanese cuisine entails.
   
   
7. Kasr Fakhreddine: Located near Printania Hotel on Rassif Road—Broumana, Kasr Fakhreddine offers refined Lebanese cuisine that ensures guests have an unforgettable dining experience. It is a great spot for anyone desiring elegance along their meal route.
   
   
8. Liza: Situated at the Metropolitan Club on Doumani Street Achrafieh, Liza Café combines fine dining with Lebanese history and culture. The restaurant is praised for its classy setting and gourmet dishes.
   
   
9. Mounir: Mounir, found along the main road in Broumana, is often referred to as the best Lebanese restaurant by many local people due to its consistently great food and a friendly mood where anyone can feel comfortable.
   
   
10. Socrate: Established over fifty years ago, Socrate has been serving homemade Lebanese dishes made with love and tradition. Situated in Al Sidani Street, Hamra, Beirut, this place is like a second home for all those who are crazy about true Lebanese heart-warming cooking.

1. Qadisha Valley Hiking: Qadisha Valley is a beautiful natural area in northern Lebanon, not far from Beirut. Great hiking trails are available here, or if you’d rather have a slow pace, you could drive through the valley and stop at Qozhaya Monastery, which is carved right out of the rock.
   
   
2. Clicking the Cedars: Most of Lebanon’s national trees, called cedars, can be found in a northern reserve that doubles as a ski resort. Due to its high altitude, it remains quite cool even during summer but offers clear, beautiful skies and a chance to see amazing trees and sculptures.
   
   
3. Dusk at Byblos: Byblos or Jbeil, is among the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities. It has delightful ancient markets and streets. One should watch the sunset from there with a drink at the Kina Handcrafted Bar, which gives excellent views of the Mediterranean.
   
   
4. Be Ruined at Baalbek: Baalbek boasts some of the best-preserved Roman ruins globally. Despite being in a rural area; it attracts visitors for its massive ancient temples besides giving an overall historical experience.
   
   
5. Eat Your Heart Out: One good thing about visiting Lebanon is the Lebanese cuisine, which makes it more enjoyable. The food everywhere you go, from hummus to saj, is just fantastic; it may make you forget about gaining any extra pounds!
   
   
6. Beirutin: The capital city of Beirut is known for being lively and vibrant, often referred to as the ‘Paris of the Middle East. The city has numerous coffee shops, yoga studios, museums, and galleries, among other attractions. The Gemmayze / Mar Mikhael area is particularly fun and hip.
   
   
7. Day trip in Tripoli: In contrast to Beirut, Tripoli is more traditional and authentic, filled with busy markets, cobbled streets, and a soulful feel. Seeing this city gives one a different taste of Lebanon.
   
   
8. Go Underground at Jeita Grotto: Beirut’s nearby Jeita Grotto is a breathtaking natural wonder. You can enter two giant caves, take boat trips, or cable car rides, and watch a short film about the grotto. It is a unique and beautiful place to visit.
   
   
9. Marvel at Beiteddine Palace: A mansion of the 19th century that combines different architectural styles with stunning views is Beiteddine Palace. The place remains beautiful after suffering from prior conflicts, especially during the summer festival here in Lebanon.
   
   
10. For Sour Heading South: Sour, also known as Tyre, is a historical city on the southern coast of Lebanon. It was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Notably, there are Roman ruins here and bustling marketplaces. This beach has free entrance charges, making it an added advantage in Lebanon. Don’t forget to sample sour local food and have your sunset beers at Cloud 59 bar.

In Lebanon, the weather varies greatly between winter and summer months, something that determines what kind of activities you can engage in. Indeed, during the summer, you can have beach trips, while during winter, you can go skiing in Lebanon. This can help you schedule your visit by looking for cheap flights to Lebanon at any time that serves your preferred activities.

Summer in Lebanon:

• Warm and dry climate with average temperatures ranging from 20°C to 32°C.
• Good for spending time at the beach, driving along the coast as well as visiting several historical places.
• Very little rainfall, which makes it perfect for outdoor activities without interruption
• Cheap flights to Lebanon are available during the summertime holidays.

Winter in Lebanon:

• Cooler weather is experienced with its average temperatures being between 5°C – 15°C.
• These mountains are cold enough for skiing
• It rains often and has snow landscapes thus fitting well with winter sports lovers
• Think about making reservations on cheap flights to Lebanon prior to going on a winter vacation.
  
  

For information on detailed weather patterns, live updates, and trip planning, check the local weather of Lebanon here.

• GMT to Lebanon: Lebanon is 2 hours ahead of GMT.
• BST to Lebanon: Lebanon is 2 hours ahead of BST.

Currency:

• The currency used in Lebanon is the Lebanese Pound (LBP). Cash is the main mode of payment since even in small retail outlets and remote areas, cards are not common. However, credit cards can be used in major cities and star hotels, restaurants and tourist destinations.
  
  

Language:

• The main language of Lebanon is Arabic. French is also spoken nationwide because of past colonial history. While Arabic stands to be the official language, English is extensively used in business, tourism, and among younger generations. 

Local Customs

Locals have a traditional way of dressing, especially when they go to religious sites or people living in the countryside. It would be nice to be courteous and participate in local traditions, such as having food together.

Laws

These are some of the websites where you can find information about Lebanese laws and visa rules:

• UK GOVERNMENT laws
• Local Government laws

Lebanon’s historical, cultural, and natural attractions appeal to a diverse spectrum of travellers. Lebanon offers a wide range of experiences, including ancient Roman ruins, well-preserved castles, stunning beaches, and active nightlife. Furthermore, the country is well-known for its exquisite food, which combines Middle Eastern flavours with cosmopolitan influences. Lebanon’s warm friendliness, breathtaking scenery, and rich history make it an appealing destination for travellers looking for exceptional experiences. 

Book your flight to Lebanon with Woking Travel and experience ancient ruins, majestic coastlines, and dynamic cities!