Qadisha Valley, Cedars & Baalbek Private Tour | May–Oct Only

This is Lebanon's most epic day trip — and it only runs for six months of the year. Start at the Qadisha Valley, one of the most dramatic gorges in the Middle East, where Christian monks have been carving their monasteries into sheer limestone cliffs since the 4th century. Walk among the Cedars of God at 2,000 metres above sea level — ancient trees that built Phoenician ships, Solomon's Temple, and Egyptian palaces. Then cross the Lebanese mountains via a spectacular high-altitude road that opens in May and closes when the snow comes — dropping you directly into the Bekaa Valley and the greatest Roman temples on earth at Baalbek. Three UNESCO-worthy destinations. One mountain crossing that most Lebanon visitors never get to make. Entirely private, entirely your own pace.