


Lebanon is a tiny country with a vast history of ancient civilisations, modern conflict and rebirth. Following the ravages of war the country is currently enjoying its renewal as an attractive tourist destination, with the varied beauty of its landscape and people more striking than ever. It is a densely wooded, mountainous country with spectacularly varied scenery. The two mountain ranges provide ground for a number of ski resorts, while the fertile Bekaa Valley and the Mediterranean coast are cultivated with a large variety of fruit trees.

Located on the Mediterranean Sea, Beirut has established itself as one of the leading port cities in the Middle East , in some circles, it is referred to as Paris of the East, and The City of Lights. Today, it has evolved to become a centre for economic, social and cosmopolitan life in the Middle East.

Beautifully located on the majestic Bay of Jounieh on the sea coast of the Mediterranean, this is the city of ancient civilizations and a modern business centre for the today visionary entrepreneur. The city is strongly associated with the capital, Beirut, and offers visitors plenty of gorgeous beaches, nightlife entertainment and even plenty of sights to tour.

Faraya Mzaar resort has 42 slopes and 80 kilometres of ski tracks. The skiing season in Lebanon is similar in length to that of the Alps stretching over a period of 4 months. Skiers, snowboarders, snowmobile addicts, cross-country lovers and para-gliders come to Faraya from all parts of the country. Starting at 1850 metres, you may reach the 2465 metres top of Mzaar and enjoy the breathtaking view over the coluorful Bekaa valley, Mount Hermon of the Anti-Lebanon and other peaks like Laqlouq and the Cedars.