
Guided tours · Lebanon
Small-group guided trips to Beirut, Byblos, Baalbek, the Bekaa Valley and the cedars — built and run by a team that has been showing people Lebanon for decades. This is where EME began.
Lebanon is one of the most rewarding — and most under-visited — countries in the Mediterranean. In a single week you can stand among Roman temples bigger than anything left in Rome, walk a city that has been lived in for seven thousand years, eat some of the best food anywhere on earth, and drive from the coast into cedar-covered mountains. The catch is that Lebanon rewards travellers who go with people who genuinely know it.
That's why EME exists. We have run trips in Lebanon for decades, and our package tours are small-group, fully guided, and built around the places and people we know firsthand — not a generic coach circuit. Hotels, private transport, transfers and a local guide are handled; you get a clear quote before you commit, and every itinerary can be tailored to your dates, group size and interests.
Prices shown are starting per-person estimates — request a quote for exact pricing.
Where ancient history breathes into the present
12 days · 4★ boutique hotels · up to 18 travellers
NewSmall country, enormous soul
7 days · Boutique retreats & city hotels · up to 22 travellers
A capital destroyed and rebuilt more times than almost any city on earth — Ottoman townhouses, French facades and rooftop bars, and the seafront Corniche at sunset.
One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities on Earth — Phoenician ruins under a Crusader castle, and a honey-stone souk opening onto a tiny fishing harbour.
The largest Roman temple complex anywhere outside Rome, hidden in the Bekaa Valley — columns 22 metres tall that almost no one sees coming.
The Phoenician city that founded Carthage — UNESCO ruins beside Lebanon's best golden-sand beaches and a still-working fishing harbour.
A working port crowned by a Crusader sea castle, with a labyrinth of vaulted souks and a beautifully restored 17th-century caravanserai.
Lebanon's green mountain heart — thousand-year-old cedars, the showpiece Beiteddine palace, and honey-coloured Druze towns.
Tell us your dates and what you're after — we'll come back with a tailored Lebanon itinerary and a clear quote.