2/3-DAY CRUISES TO LEBANON

SORRY THIS CRUISE IS NOT OPERATING IN 2011

This experience starts from Limassol port at around 18.00 hours. After passport formalities you may relax in your comfort cabin or at the ship's bar area. The night starts with a spectacular buffet dinner. Enjoy a rich palette of international cuisine in the luxurious dining rooms, relax with cocktail and music throughout the evening in one of the vessel’s bar, or if live shows and cabaret are more your scene, visit the lounges where you will be entertained all night. Next day, in the morning, we dock at "Beirut" and after breakfast we board on air-conditioned coaches and head to "BYBLOS". 

BEIRUT/BYBLOS

The excursion of Beirut starts with a visit to the city’s center, where centuries old tradition combines with modern architecture in an almost incredible rebuilding project. The tour proceeds to the Jeita Grotto, a most unique experience to admire the caverns sculpted by water and time, which created awe-inspiring stalactites and stalagmites.

And then on to Byblos, the oldest settlement in the world, where there is a fascinating combination of ancient ruins and a colorful bazaar. The excursion continues with a panoramic tour of Jounieh, a city of high rise buildings on a mountainside, and a visit to the church of the Lady of Harissa, a rise of 620 meters.

Note: The above excursion can be purchased on board the ship and require a minimum number of participants. The ship management reserves the right to deny, if the minimum number is not completed.

CASINO DU LIBAN

We offer you the unique opportunity to spend a few hours and try your luck in the cosmopolitan Casino du Liban perhaps the most famous in the world. After your dinner on board the ship we drive you to Jounieh to the Casino (there is a small extra fee, paid on the spot).

Important To enter the Casino make sure you have your passport with you and be elegantly dressed. Men need suit and tie otherwise  they cannot enter the casino. Holders of passports bearing an entry stamp from the State of Israel will be refused entry to Lebanon.