Lebanon · TRIPOLI TOURS
The north gets far fewer visitors than it deserves: a mamluk citadel, the oldest soap khan in the country, and a coastal town built on a Phoenician sea wall. These 7 trips take it in one day, priced and timed below.
Explore Tripoli souks, Saint Gilles Citadel, Hallab sweets, and Batroun’s Phoenician coast on a practical full-day Lebanon tour.
“Wow! What an incredible day. Dave is truly passionate about what he does and will ensure you have the very best day. All three locations are well worth the visit and you will definitely not be disappointed. Don’t hesitate. Just book!”
Explore Tripoli and Batroun from Beirut with a small group, historic souks, mosques, sea walls, Lebanese lunch, and hotel pickup.
“It was a wonderful tour. Thanks to the driver and the tour guide, i'm always felt welcome. We had great conversations and explanations about the tour but also about current Situations in lebanon and the whole world. I felt very understood and in good hands. I can recommend the tour”
Explore Tripoli from Beirut with a local guide, historic souks, hammam, citadel, mosque, breakfast, snacks, and private transport.
“Had a wonderful time in Tripoli with Ali - I am a return customer and would recommend this experience, along with all the others operated by Hayfa and Ali. Wonderful people in a wonderful country.”
Explore Tripoli from Beirut with a friendly guide, Mamluk markets, a Crusader citadel, soap-making, and an old railway station.
“Wonderful day in Tripoli - picked up on time and got a brilliant tour of the lovely city of Lebanon. The guide is extremely nice and hospitable and honestly couldn’t ask for anything more. Tried a traditional Tripoli-ian dish which was godly. Great experience that I would recommend to anyone visiting Lebanon (and tripoli is v safe).”
Review of the private Byblos and Tripoli tour from Beirut, with souks, ancient ruins, hotel pickup, transport details, price, and practical advice.
“Roaming around the laid-back seaside neighborhood of El Mina is a must in Tripoli. The El Mina quarter juts out into the sea and is defined by its relaxed and quaint atmosphere. Buildings are old and beautiful, and there is a tenable small town feeling, complete with colorful houses, local churches, and charming back-alleys.”
Explore Byblos ruins, Tripoli souks, mosques, hammams, and ports on a private full-day tour from Beirut with hotel pickup.
“The castle of Tripoli and of Byblos. The excellent sweets of Al Hallab 1881 in Tripoli and of course the driver and tour guide of the trip who was very experienced helpful and he knew and explained the history of Lebanon very well!”
Review a private Beirut to Tripoli day trip covering Crusader ruins, Mamluk mosques, souks, hammams, the port, and Hallab sweets.
“We had such an amazing time going to Tripoli with Rita! She actually ended up being our guide on three separate excursions (Tripoli, Beirut half-day and Baalbek), and was an absolute delight!”
Where the day goes, and what it costs once it gets there.
