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Auberge de la mer, Batroun

L'Auberge de la Mer is an ultra-high end nine rooms boutique hotel on the Mediterranean seashore on the fringe of Batroun old souks and in the heart of the old Phoenician port city. It offers an escape and oasis of relaxation and natural beauty aw... Read More...

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Villa Paradiso, Batroun

Villa Paradiso Batroun is a heritage mansion located in the heart of Batroun old city... The mansion was renovated and transformed into a beautiful historical property that includes a guesthouse, a venue and a lounge. With every other hotel calli... Read More...

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Assia’s traditional pottery

Assia is a spacious village located in the heart of Batroun’s area and holds, following Tannourine, Douma and Hamat, the 4th position among Batroun’s towns and villages in terms of land. Assia had always known an ancient history demonstrated by ... Read More...

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Chez Maguy restaurant, Batroun

"Chez Maguy has been around for 26 years. Her love and passion for the sea started a long time ago. She did what she knew best and that was diving. After her husband's death, she decided to live from the sea and with the sea. After selling fish at th... Read More...

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Abdelli Terraces , Abdelli

Abdelli Terraces is a place built to re-imagine Lebanese living spaces, eating experiences, social gatherings and wine making. Abdelli is a typical Lebanese village perched at about 600 meters above sea level, in the region of Batroun, less than 1... Read More...

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Abdelli mysterious hut

A beautifully small and humble hut of simple construction, made of natural materials and wood is attracting tourists in the region of Batroun. The hut is situated near a wetland in the beautiful village of Abdelli, Batroun. Its seems to be a pri... Read More...

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Olive trees of Bchaaleh are the oldest olive trees in Lebanon

“Sisters” or the Olive trees of Noah, are among the oldest olive trees in the world found in the community of Bechealeh, Lebanon. Some 6,000 years old, historians say these have Biblical origins. Tucked away in the village of Becheal... Read More...

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To all water bouldering lovers, “Joining Beach”

Deep water soloing also known as bouldering is a form of solo rock climbing, practiced on sea cliffs (originally, but also on reservoirs, rivers, swimming pools -indoor-, ...), that relies solely upon the presence of water at the base of a cl... Read More...

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Rock climbing, Tannourine el Tahta

Tannourine el Tahta is a charming village nestled in the middle of greenery in Batroun Caza. People escaping the heat and pollution of the coastal towns, find in this mountain resort an ideal spot for relaxation, peace of mind and savory food served ... Read More...

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Tannourine Cedars Forest

The Tannourine Cedars Forest Nature Reserve protects one of the largest and densest cedar forests in Lebanon. Eighty percent of the trees in the forest are cedars. The unique geography and topography of the forest has sheltered the area from excessiv... Read More...

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