Bcharre – Qadisha-Tal und Zedernwald ab Beirut
Beschreibung
- Sehen Sie sich die ehrwürdigsten Vertreter der Zedern des Libanon an, die einst die Berge des Landes bedeckten.
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Wir verlassen Beirut bei Head in Richtung Berge
Hier werden wir fahren, um das Kloster des Heiligen Antonius des Großen (Mar Antonios al-Kabir) zu besuchen, das sich auf einer Höhe von 950 Metern über dem Meeresspiegel im berühmten Tal von Qozhaya, „dem lebenden Schatz“, befindet. Die Pinien und Eichen bedecken die großen Hügel, die sie umgeben. Auf diese Weise wird die Geschichte des Lebens der Eremiten und das Streben nach Heiligkeit im Libanon bezeugt.
Wir werden zuerst im berühmten Dichter-Gibran-Museum in Bcharre Halt machen
Wir werden um die Zedern Gottes wandern, etwas über die Bäume lernen, ihren Wert schätzen, Fotos mit dem ältesten lebenden Baum machen
Wir werden nach Beirut zurückkehren
Highlights
Was ist inklusive
Abholorte & -zeiten
Die kostenlose Abholung erfolgt von Ihrem Standort in Beirut: Bitte geben Sie Ihre Hotel- / Airbnb- / Privatadresse für die Abholung und Rückgabe an
Bewertungen der Reisenden
Wichtige Informationen
- Kleinkinder können in einem Kinderwagen gefahren werden.
- Spezielle Sitze für Kleinkinder sind verfügbar.
- Nicht empfohlen für Reisende mit Herz-Kreislauf-Schwäche
- Reisende sollten mindestens eine gute Fitness haben.
Bewertungen(100)
Highly recommended trip with Wissam - very well organized with beautiful views and an insightful and courteous tour guide.
Very friendly and flexible drivers. Very nice route, definitelly should do this trip if you enjoy mountains and nature views.
It was a very pleasant experience, the journey up to Qadisha Valley was scenic, and we returned at a reasonable hour. Especially worth it to get a break from the hustle of Beirut.
Robin was a fantastic guide, and I thoroughly enjoyed my day with him! I learned so much about Lebanon, and he was great conversation. He's super funny and knowledgeable. I am a solo traveler who booked this as a group tour, but it is a slow season for him, so it ended up being a private tour, which I was so excited about! I've seen people write negative feedback about something advertised as a group tour ending up as a private tour, and I want to say a few things about this: 1. How many people book a tour on a given day is out of your guide's control. 2. If you're looking for group activities to make friends, it's Lebanon. There are plenty of opportunities for that. Don't let all your hope of meeting people rest on a single tour where, again, the number of people booking on a given day is out of your guide's control. 3. You're getting the PERSONAL ATTENTION of a PRIVATE TOUR for the price of a GROUP TOUR, not to mention no hassle of waiting for a group of people to finish using the bathroom, eating, etc. I had the most amazing day and saw the most incredible sights. I highly recommend Robin as a guide while you're in Lebanon.
Our guide Ali was very kind and flexible. We had stops for breakfast, and photos! We enjoyed the monastery, museum, our lunch and the cedar forest.
A lovely experience overall, the driver is a chill guy who is nice to be around. We discussed Arabic poetry and politics a bit. The road is beautiful, we also managed to come at a time when there was a service at the Maronite church, which was the highlight of the trip.
Amazing day. Very professional guide and driver. Would be happy to recommend and travel with them again. 😎👍. The best way to know something new about the country.
The tour is really fun. No dull moments with the tour guide Robin and explaining everything to us. I was laughing and enjoying the whole trip and that was epic! highly recommended tour guide 💯
Ali from Zingy Ride was an excellent driver. He was prompt, communicative, and friendly. We had a great time visiting the various sites in northern Lebanon. Thank you very much!
The tour was great, it's amazing to see this part of the country and understand the beautiful history behind Lebanon. Our guide Kassem was very nice and flexible, totally recommend it.
