What to do in Batroun

This ancient Phoenician Sea Wall showcases maritime engineering from a great seafaring civilisation. Walk along its weathered stones for breathtaking Mediterranean views and a glimpse into Lebanon's coastal heritage.

Wander through the 19th-century Batroun Old Souks, where basalt-stoned streets and sandstone archways tell Lebanon's storey. Sample local delicacies while browsing artisan shops filled with handcrafted treasures.

Explore the waterfront in Batroun with a trip to Rocca Marina.

This ancient Phoenician seawall showcases remarkable maritime engineering from one of history's greatest seafaring civilisations. Walk along its weathered stones while enjoying Mediterranean views and the sea breeze.

Perched on the Mediterranean, Our Lady of the Sea Church blends Byzantine architecture with crashing waves. Visitors contemplate sea views from the arched belvedere as golden sunlight bathes the stone walls.

This 1910 Maronite cathedral blends Byzantine, Roman, and Gothic styles while overlooking Batroun's fishermen's port. Inside, discover serene marble columns and intricate arches with Mediterranean views.

Explore the waterfront in Batroun with a trip to Batroun Harbor.

This 1902 Maronite church showcases traditional Lebanese architecture with its sandstone façade and archless design. Inside, experience a serene atmosphere that offers a window into Batroun's rich religious heritage.