Ancient archeology, history, and religion – combined with stunning seascapes and landscapes and opportunities to enjoy water sports and fresh seafood – provide the traveler from Jbail (Byblos) to Tripoli with a wealth of sights and experiences. From the massive archaeological ruins in Jbail (Byblos) to the strategic natural site of Mussaylha Fort, and from the salt pans of Enfé to Qalamoun's beautiful brassware, the varied array of attractions along this route means that visitors don't have to choose amongst their interests – they can truly “have it all.”

• 7- Overview (191KB)
• 7-A- Jbail (Byblos) (1,195KB)
• 7-B- Aamchit (395KB)
• 7-C- Thoum (123KB)
• 7-D- Kfar Aabida (247KB)
• 7-E- Batroun (1,376KB)
• 7-F- Koubba (156KB)
• 7-G- Ouajh El-Hajjar (181KB)
• 7-H- Mussaylha Fort (144KB)
• 7-I- Hamat (286KB)
• 7-J- Ras Ech-Chaqa’a (287KB)
• 7-K- Chikka (229KB)
• 7-L- Enfé (269KB)
• 7-M- Abbey of Balamand (177KB)

• 7-N- Deddé (199KB)

• 7-O- Qalamoun (127KB)
• 7-P- Tripoli (1,719KB)