Beirut is in a delicate moment, as far as economy. Turism is not as big as it used to be. Therefore there are not many clients using this service. Anyway, Simon - the guide, and the driver , made sure we stopped at all attractions we wanted and even waited for our group to see the museum. They were very helpful and thoughtful. Simon answered lots of questions we made about Beirut and was really kind to our group. Beirut is insane to drive, as most traffic lights do not work and you do not see any government employees working to organize traffic. Do not rent a car ! Use this service to visit main attractions on first day and then use Uber. Make sure you have cash to pay it, as most services do not accept credit cards now.

In January 2023 I took Zingy tours Bcharre, Qadisha Valley and Cedars tour (one day) and on another day the Jeita Grotto, Harissa and Byblos tour I was lucky enough to have Mahdi as a driver and everything was excellent! The attractions were brilliant and Mahdi was a great guy, very good company (it was just he and I) and a terrific driver. I really appreciated the chance to have a good chat with a local and learnt a lot about Lebanon from talking to Mahdi. Everywhere it was good to have one, a superb knowledgeable guide was arranged for me. I’d particularly like to thank ski instructor Pierre who guided me to walk down into the Qadisha Valley and at the Cedar forest. Another really nice guy. Very enjoyable and memorable days Heartily recommended - six stars!

Terrific Trip with Hala , and later with Fadi , who were both very kind and super knowledgeable about the historic sights , but also super personable and made it a lot of fun, I recommend them 100%

Bcharre is the hometown of the famous Lebanese poet Khalil Gibran whose poetry and artwork reflects his upbringing in Lebanon's mountains. The museum itself is a 19th century monastery that was cut straight into the rock. The exhibition consists mostly of Gibran's paintings and snippets of his original poetry,. Entrance to the museum costs just 200,000 LBP ,but it is closed on Mondays.

I got a friend to recommend a private taxi to deliver me to all 3 places. Jeita Grotto: so pleased they took people’s phones off them first - is there no end to this selfie craziness?! Two different underground places, one with a boat trip, one where you simply walk…and then they have a power cut, so you’re a long way down in pitch black. Bit of a shock for the Netflix generation! Cable car up the mountain was fab because of how close you are to folk’s actual apartments. More craziness. Fabulous view from the top. Religious centre on the mountain peak is a bit weird with all the “woo woo” music and loudspeakers asking everyone to be quiet, but a superb spot to look down over the city.

We visited Baalkbek today with our guide Paula and driver Hatem. It was wonderful, Hatem was a perfect driver and very helpful. Paula was also very helpful and told us everything about the tempels in Baalbek and everything als we wanted to know. She also took us to a delicious restaurant. So a very nice experience today. We are very glad to go with them again on Friday!

Places are amazing to see. However, English pronounciation of the tour guide was very poor, the sound system in tbe vehicle was also very bad. It was hard to hear and understand the information conveyed. Plus, all tour was very information-dense. It should be more interaction-based.

Byblos is a place rich in history with ancient ruins, castle, old streets full of beautiful shops and nice restaurants. Jeita Grottos are magnificent and Harissa very implessive with a fantastic view! A must visit! Overall the day trip was unforgettable and I would glandly visit again even though it was our second time there.

Very informative and enriching experience. Though it was raining, the tour was so interesting, the group enjoyed it much. Our guide Lucy was very caring, knowledgeable, and cheerful.

Had a very nice day tour with this company. The guide Walid was great — strong English skills, good knowledge base, and a nice person throughout the tour. In fact, he even went out of his way to help the others on my tour, and I was very impressed with his work all day long. That said, I knocked off one star because the company wouldn’t pick me up at a residential address (their competitors would), and managed to fumble the pickups of the other two people, such that they also had to go to the main office. The lady working at the main office was not interested in helping figure out where to go.

Super prepared and friendly staff. Guide knew everything about her country's ancient and contemporary history, and beyond. We had a great time and we saw and learn stuff you miss if you stay just in Beirut. Also a good chance to meet people if you're a lonely traveler as me. Next time I'll take the Bekka valley tour for sure!

A nice tour for the 3 places and the restaurant after with delicious lebanese food. Friendly tour guide , perfect timing , totally recommend it

The medieval castle in Sidon and the walk through the old town was most enjoyable but the highlight was the Roman remains in Tyre especially the hippodrome. Look out for the monumental Roman arch, gateway to the ancient but also remains of the Roman road with its arcades and the remains of the aqueduct. The other site in Tyre is on the headland and equally worth a visit with its view over the open sea.

Our tour guide’s name was Nouchka if my memory serves, and she was great. Very informative, knowledgeable, patient and well-organized with the itinerary. The tour was punctual. We were picked up at our hotel in Downtown Beirut in a van and taken to Nakhal office where we met up with other travelers - we then left for Anjar in a 42 seater bus. We were given a biological stop on the way at a local cafe where we could optionally pick up some breakfasts. The tour was great. It didn’t feel rushed or anything like that, especially at Baalbek, which was huge. Lunch was included in the tour, and we were given water bottles for the trip. After Baalbek and before Ksara, we were taken to Casino Arabi for a decent lunch, which included a generous portion of delicious grilled meat dishes - along with some appetizers, veggies, bread, fresh fruits and coffee. The tour ends with wine tasting at Ksara vineyard and winery before we headed back to Beirut and were dropped off at the hotel. All in all, it was a great well-organized day trip that did its intended purpose. No hassle planning it ourselves!

I visited during the recent protests and unfortunately the city centre was in lockdown on the morning of my scheduled tour. The guide was extremely knowledgeable and did her best to plan an alternative but it really amounted to a trip around the National Museum and a short walk up a famous flight of steps. Not the tour company's fault - I was just unlucky with my timing.