Tripoli to Batroun

Tour Highlights & Cultural Attractions

Historic Tripoli
Begin your day in Lebanon’s second-largest city, exploring:

• The Grand Mansouri Mosque, a stunning Mamluk-era landmark built on a former Crusader church (c. 1298)

• The imposing Citadel of Raymond de Saint-Gilles, offering panoramic views of the bustling harbor

• Vibrant souks, traditional hammams, and ancient caravanserais reflecting Tripoli’s rich medieval tapestry

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Scenic Coastal Drive

Traverse the scenic Ras ash‑Shaq’a promontory a dramatic ancient limestone barrier linking Tripoli to Batroun via tunnels beneath historical cliffs​

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Mseilha Fort (near Batroun)

Visit this 17th-century fortress built under Emir Fakhr al-Din II, perched on limestone cliffs overlooking the Nahr el‑Jaouz valley a strategic lookout with preserved Ottoman architecture

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Charming Batroun Town

Explore Batroun, one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited coastal cities:

• The original Phoenician sea wall, built to defend against storms and invasions

• A historic Old Souk with local artisans, cafes, and vibrant street life

• St. Stephen’s Church and historic landmarks framed by serene Mediterranean vistas