El Masloukh

El Masloukh is an emerging coastal stretch in the Mount Lebanon Governorate, not far from the historic city of Batroun. The region has developed into a hotspot for modern summer tourism in recent years. Popular destinations such as Kaptn Beach House, Loco Beach, Bonita Bay, and Oasis Beach offer a first-rate blend of relaxation under palm trees and lively afternoon parties. The water here is particularly clear, making it excellent for swimming and water sports. The atmosphere in El Masloukh is both chic and laid-back. The architecture of the beach clubs ranges from rustic wooden designs to modern minimalism. In local restaurants, visitors can experience famous Lebanese hospitality, with fresh fish and seafood sourced directly from local fishermen. Trying the traditional Batroun lemonade is a must-do here. Its proximity to Byblos and Batroun allows El Masloukh to offer a mix of relaxing beach days and cultural excursions. The coastal road provides spectacular views of the sea and the rugged cliffs. El Masloukh is the good destination for young travelers and families looking for the modern Lebanese seaside lifestyle.

Nearby cities

Aley

A mountain city in the Mount Lebanon range that serves as a popular summer resort for tourists.

Jounieh

A picturesque coastal city north of Beirut, known for its vibrant nightlife and cable car.

Byblos

One of the oldest inhabited cities in the world, known for its ancient harbor and archaeological sites.

Sawfar

Sawfar is an elegant summer resort, famous for its historic Grand Hotel and magnificent colonial-era villas.

Bhamdoun

A traditional summer resort town in the Mount Lebanon range, surrounded by vineyards.

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Berbara

An idyllic coastal village north of Byblos, known for its quiet atmosphere and top-tier beach resorts.

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Thoum

A charming coastal village in Lebanon, famous for its exclusive beach lounges and crystal-clear waters.

Kfardebian

Kfardebian is the premier winter sports destination in the Middle East, home to the Mzaar ski resort and the Faqra natural stone bridge.

Bickfaya

Bickfaya is an elegant mountain town known for its annual flower festival and the healing waters of the Naas spring.

Dhour El Choueir

Dhour El Choueir is one of Lebanon's most popular mountain resorts, offering spectacular views of the Mediterranean and Mount Sannine.

Broummana

A traditional resort town in the mountains above Beirut, popular for its temperate climate.

Hammana

Hammana is a scenic village in Mount Lebanon, celebrated for its breathtaking valley views and famous cherry orchards.

Khalde

A major coastal hub south of Beirut, famous for its extensive beach resorts and family-friendly water parks.

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Douha

An exclusive coastal area south of Beirut, known for its luxury beach clubs and stunning Mediterranean panoramas.

History & landmarks

Byblos Castle

A fortress built by Crusaders in the 12th century using Roman ruins.

Jeita Grotto

An impressive system of karstic limestone caves in Lebanon, divided into two levels.

Mzaar Kfardebian

The largest and most famous ski resort in the Middle East, just an hour's drive from Beirut.

Moussa Castle

A fortress built by a single man that depicts Lebanese history and traditions.

Nature

Byblos Coast

A historically significant coastline where gentle beaches meet rocky outcrops and millennia-old harbors.

More places

Animal City Lebanon

A family-friendly animal park in Nahr el Kalb, home to a variety of exotic and native animal species.

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Bentael Nature Reserve

One of the first nature reserves in Lebanon, established to protect the Mediterranean pine forests and local wildlife.

Temple of Obelisks

An exceptional ancient Bronze Age temple in Byblos, known for its multitude of upright stone-carved obelisks.

Byblos Castle

A massive 12th-century Crusader castle constructed from limestone and the remains of Roman buildings.

Adonis Valley

A picturesque river valley closely associated in ancient mythology with the legend of Adonis and Aphrodite.

Jabal Moussa Biosphere Reserve

A UNESCO biosphere reserve that preserves rich forests, deep valleys, and traces of human settlement from the Roman era.

Port of Jounieh

A tourist and commercial marina north of Beirut, playing an important role in the local tourism economy.

Our Lady of Lebanon

A striking white bronze statue of the Virgin Mary in Harissa, considered one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Lebanon.