Du Parc building, Sami El Solh Avenue - Beirut
+971 58 898 8244
FREE PICK-UPS:
Pick ups are provided free of charge from all hotels in Beirut for bookings received up to 20:00 of the day preceding the tour. Guests are requested to be at the reception desk of their hotel starting 07:45. Drivers may pass any time between 07:45 and 08:00. They are instructed not to wait. Guests missing their pick-up will have to come to our office at their own expense.
Important Notes
The company is not responsible for forgotten items on the daily tours. Lost and found items will be kept at Nakhal offices for collection for a
maximum of 30 days.
Tripoli
Tripoli has a unique history being on the coast of the Mediterranean and a hub for the Ottoman influence in Lebanon. You'll find pieces of history and modernity littered all over the city. From old mosques to new cafes there's a bit of everything in this small piece of Lebanon.
Saydet el Nouriyi Monastery
Our Lady of Nourieh (Saydet el Nourieh in Arabic) is a Marian shrine in Hamat, Lebanon. Nourieh is a derivative of the Arabic word, nour, meaning light. Thus, in English, the Marian shrine can be called, Our Lady of Light.
The shrine is a popular Christian pilgrimage site in Lebanon, and tourists and pilgrims alike enjoy the beautiful view of the bay from atop historic Cape Theoprosopon.
Batroun
Located in north Lebanon around 55 km away from Beirut, Batroun is one of the most marvelous Lebanese cities.
The beautiful sandy beaches, the dazzling sea water and the hot sun made Batroun look exactly like Mykonos, the Greek island.