On this tour you will visit Baalbeck, the largest and most noble Roman temple ever built. It is towering high above the Bekaa plain and its monumental proportions are a sign of the power and wealth of Imperial Rome. The temple is also considered as one of Lebanon's greatest Roman treasures among the wonders of the ancient world. The Greeks identified the God of Baalbeck with the Sun God and the city is called Heliopolis or City of the Sun. The temple was never built so some huge construction from the Hellenistic project can still be seen. You will stop for lunch (lunch is under own arrangement) before continuing your tour to Ksara for some delightful tasting at its famous winery. Next you will visit Anjar, which dates back to the Umayyad-period and has been excavated only 40 years ago. Here you will be able to get a clear idea of what the town looked like when the Damascus-based Umayyad Caliphs ruled the area.

On this tour you make a stop at the Dog River, where you will see commemorative inscriptions and bas relief sculptures carved into the limestone cliffs of all the conquering armies who passed there. In ancient times, the Dog River was a substantial barrier to progress up or down the coast and many of the conquerors who made it this far commemorated their achievement by carving a record of their campaign in the rocks above the river. From here you continue to Byblos, the oldest town in the world which has been continuously inhabited for the last 7,000 years. The city also has the most ancient port in the world. You will be astonished by the number of superimposed cultural layers such as Roman amphitheater, Royal Necropolis, the Crusader castle and its Church.

Your tour will start with a visit to the magnificent statue of the Lady of Lebanon in Harissa. A cable car trip up to the mountain will make you enjoy the unique and spectacular Jounieh's bay view. You will then continue to visit the famous Jeita Grottoes, Lebanon's natural miracle, a striking nine kilometers labyrinth of galleries on two levels. The lower river level offers a unique tour by a small boat past 'weeping willows' and gigantic stone flowers. Equally striking is the upper grotto, which you will explore on foot, where monstrous mineral animals crouch in shady corners. The colourful stalagmites and stalactites and the ethereal reflection of the rocks in the clear water of the underground basin enhance the mystical ambience of the caves.