Aaqoura Lakes, Baatara Waterfall & Douma — Private Tour

Discover Mount Lebanon’s most spectacular scenery on a private guided day at your own pace. Marvel at the three-bridge Baatara waterfall, relax by the mountain lakes of Aaqoura, and wander the beautiful red-roofed heritage village of Douma.
Fully customizable with flexible timing, your own vehicle and guide.
Hotel pickup is included; any entrance fees and lunch are paid separately.

Tour Highlights

  • See the three-bridge Baatara Gorge waterfall
  • Relax by the mountain lakes and springs of Aaqoura
  • Wander the red-roofed heritage village of Douma
  • Dramatic cliffs, gorges and highland scenery
  • Private vehicle, professional guide and flexible timing
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Your Day / Itinerary

  • Flexible pickup (from 9:00 AM) in Beirut; drive into the mountains
  • Baatara Gorge Waterfall — the three natural bridges and cascade
  • Aaqoura — the lakes, springs and highland views
  • Lunch — a mountain break (not included)
  • Douma — the heritage village and old stone streets
  • Return to Beirut at your own pace

What's Included

  • Private, air-conditioned vehicle — just your group
  • Professional English / Arabic-speaking guide
  • Hotel, Airbnb or residence pickup & drop-off in Beirut
  • Flexible pickup (from 9:00 AM)
  • A fully customizable itinerary

What's Not Included

  • Lunch and drinks
  • Entrance tickets to the sites
  • Gratuities (optional)

Good to Know

This is a mountain day, so bring a warm layer along with sun protection and comfortable shoes. The Baatara waterfall is most impressive in spring. Because it’s a private tour, the pace and timing are yours — most tours start around 9:00 AM, but just let us know if you’d prefer a different time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — choose your stops, pace and timing.

In spring as the snow melts, though the highland scenery is striking year-round.

No — any entrance fees and lunch are paid separately.