Private Day Tour in Beirut
Beirut Tour
Beirut City Tour:
Beirut, the capital city of Lebanon can’t be ignored or excluded from your “must see” and explore cities once your destination is around the middle east.
This huge city is full of diversities, touristic sites, streets, people and historical monuments and landmarks, carry a variety of almost everything in one city, under the title Beirut.
Starting the half day tour with the religious sites, Beirut is full of churches, cathedrals and mosques. But the most touristic yet important sites are AL Amin Mosque known as The Blue Mosque, located in the center of Beirut down town, facing St.Georges Maronite Cathedral.
Place de l’étoile, or Sahat Al Nejme locally known, is the home of the Lebanese parliament and related buildings, along with luxury boutiques, cafés and restaurants all around.
Not far away, you can find and explore the Martyr’s Square, also a war signature touristic site, a must visit place and a must know story.
Next, the Holiday Inn hotel, a historical landmark which was a war zone beginning in year 1975 in a months-long conflict known as the Battle of the Hotels.
Head next to the next stop, Zaitunay Bay, the premium place for luxury yacht placed beautifully in the seaport, where tourists can enjoy a simple hang out, drink coffee, try traditional food or grab junk food.
Then arrive to the Pigeon rock known as Raouché, the enormous stones standing proud in the sea, which are the most popular pictures put on the Lebanese postal cards and touristic sites.
On the other side of the city, last but not least, you can find the National Museum, the most important among them all. It’s an archaeology museum. It's the most important and rich museum in Lebanon.
Beirut, the capital city of Lebanon can’t be ignored or excluded from your “must see” and explore cities once your destination is around the middle east.
This huge city is full of diversities, touristic sites, streets, people and historical monuments and landmarks, carry a variety of almost everything in one city, under the title Beirut.
Starting the half day tour with the religious sites, Beirut is full of churches, cathedrals and mosques. But the most touristic yet important sites are AL Amin Mosque known as The Blue Mosque, located in the center of Beirut down town, facing St.Georges Maronite Cathedral.
Place de l’étoile, or Sahat Al Nejme locally known, is the home of the Lebanese parliament and related buildings, along with luxury boutiques, cafés and restaurants all around.
Not far away, you can find and explore the Martyr’s Square, also a war signature touristic site, a must visit place and a must know story.
Next, the Holiday Inn hotel, a historical landmark which was a war zone beginning in year 1975 in a months-long conflict known as the Battle of the Hotels.
Head next to the next stop, Zaitunay Bay, the premium place for luxury yacht placed beautifully in the seaport, where tourists can enjoy a simple hang out, drink coffee, try traditional food or grab junk food.
Then arrive to the Pigeon rock known as Raouché, the enormous stones standing proud in the sea, which are the most popular pictures put on the Lebanese postal cards and touristic sites.
On the other side of the city, last but not least, you can find the National Museum, the most important among them all. It’s an archaeology museum. It's the most important and rich museum in Lebanon.
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Tour Availability: Every day except Mondays What's included? Hotel pick up Hotel drop off Comfortable transportation available English speaking driver What's excluded? All entrance fees Meals Where and When? Pick up: At the hotel or at any location at your convenience. Drop off: At the same location from where we started the tour or anywhere that might be convenient to you in the downtown area. Duration of the Tour: 5 hours Note: Tours are available all year around except for Mondays where National Musuem closes its doors. Payment: Cash ( USD / Euro ) Credit Card ( VISA / MASTER CARD ) Optional Guide: Professional Guide all day $120 USD per day 
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National Museum - Beirut
Pigeon rocks also known as Raouché - Beirut
Place de l'etoile - downtown Beirut.
Martyr's square and the blue mosque - Downtown - Beirut
The Blue Mosque & Cathedral of Saint George - Beirut downtown
Zaitunay Bay - Beirut
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