Jeita Grotto, Baalbek & Château Ksara — Private Tour

Pair Lebanon’s greatest cave, its greatest ruins and a fine winery on a private guided day at your own pace.
Explore the caves of Jeita Grotto, then cross into the Bekaa Valley for the Roman temples of Baalbek and a tasting at Château Ksara.
Fully customizable with flexible timing, your own vehicle and guide.
Hotel pickup is included; entrance tickets, the tasting fee and lunch are paid separately.

Tour Highlights

  • Explore the caves of Jeita Grotto
  • Stand beneath the Roman temples of Baalbek
  • Tour and taste at Château Ksara
  • A rich day of caves, ruins and wine
  • Private vehicle, professional guide and flexible timing
Limestone stalactite formations inside Jeita Grotto, Lebanon

Your Day / Itinerary

  • Flexible pickup (from 9:00 AM) in Beirut
  • Jeita Grotto — upper caves on foot, lower caves by boat
  • Lunch — in the Baalbek or Zahlé area (not included)
  • Baalbek — the great temple complex
  • Château Ksara — cellar tour and tasting
  • 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

It’s a full day with a long but scenic drive. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a light layer (Jeita is cool inside) plus sun protection for Baalbek. Cameras aren’t allowed inside Jeita Grotto. 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.

Ruins of the Roman temple complex at Baalbek, Lebanon
baalbek 55 (1)

● Baalbek, Anjar & Ksara

cedars of chouf 2

● Chouf Cedars, Baalbek & Château Ksara

qadisha valley 3

● Qadisha Valley, Cedars & Baalbek

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — adjust the stops, pace and timing to suit you.

No — entrance tickets, the Ksara tasting and lunch are paid separately.

Yes — it’s a full day of about 9–10 hours with a scenic drive to the Bekaa.