Jeita Grotto Guide
Jeita Grotto is one of Lebanon’s most impressive natural landmarks, hidden in the green valley of Nahr al-Kalb just a short drive from Beirut. It’s a place shaped by water, stone, and time, where massive caves open into chambers filled with towering formations that look almost otherworldly. The grotto is divided into two sections — the Upper Grotto, explored through walkways, and the Lower Grotto, visited by a quiet boat ride along an underground lake. Together, they create an experience that feels calm, mysterious, and completely unique. The area around the caves is peaceful and surrounded by hills, with pathways, gardens, and lookout spots that make the whole visit feel like a small escape from the pace of the city.
