Lebanon’s Medieval Coastal Towns

Posted on June 13, 2022

Lebanon has been shaped and scarred by wars and political instability for many years. However, despite the ongoing unrest and economic crisis, it remains a very rewarding destination for those willing to brave its potential dangers.
The country offers an unparalleled experience of the Middle East with historic architecture, natural landscapes, authentic food and, most importantly, its people and culture.

The country offers an unparalleled experience of the Middle East with historic architecture, natural landscapes, authentic food and, most importantly, its people and culture.

Lebanon is defined by two distinct topographies. There is the Mediterranean Seaboard, which stretches 220 kilometres (137 mi) from the fortified and inaccessible border with Israel in the south to the border with Syria in the north. Then there is the remainder of the country, dominated by inland mountain ranges that run most of its length and reach almost to the coast.

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GlobeRovers Magazine July 2022