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Full Day Tour in St Charbel, Rafka, Hardini and By

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    Our shooting range expert is a certified instructor with extensive experience in firearm safety and marksmanship. Passionate about helping enthusiasts improve their skills, they offer expert guidance for shooters of all levels. With a strong focus on safety, they ensure a controlled and secure environment while providing a range of shooting options, from pistols to rifles, including the AK47 and M4. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to fine-tune your shooting, they’ll ensure you have a memorable and rewarding experience.

  • What we'll do

    You will start you day in the Monastery of Saint Maron, also called the Cave of the monks, is an ancient cavern - used as a Maronite monastery - carved out of solid rock in the side of a cliff. After you will visit the Monastery of Saint Joseph, Saint RAFQA’s Tomb, lies at 350 meters altitude on the plateau known as ad-Dahr at the foot of Mount Jrabta, in the Batroun area, North Lebanon. One of the nuns who stand out in the history of the monastery was Sister RAFQA (1832-1914), who bore terrible suffering with patience and resignation. You will continue to visit Saint Nimatallah al Hardini museum The museum, located within the St Hardini monastery, is dedicated to the life of St. Youssef Kessab Then you will then go to Byblos to have lunch and discover several beautiful old churches.

  • Who can come

    Guests ages 2 and up can attend.

  • Where we'll be

    Monastery of St. Maron Annaya 2 hoursAdmission Ticket Free You will start you day in the Monastery of Saint Maron, also called the Cave of the monks, is an ancient cavern - used as a Maronite monastery - carved out of solid rock in the side of a cliff. At Saint Charbel Tomb, see where the sainted monk--whose mortal remains emanated white light--spent the last 23 years of his life. According to many witnesses, the monk's body was found intact four months after his burial without a coffin in muddy grounds. Walk the short wooded path from the temple to the tomb, which today holds only bones of peculiar reddish color. Kfifan Monastery,Batroun 1 hoursAdmission Ticket Free will continue to visit Saint Nimatallah al Hardini msuuem The museum, located within the St Hardini monastery, is dedicated to the life of St. Youssef Kessab, born in Hardine in 1808, from a devout Maronite Catholic family Jrabta 2 hoursAdmission Ticket Free After you will visit the Monastery of Saint Joseph, Saint RAFQA’s Tomb, lies at 350 meters altitude on the plateau known as ad-Dahr at the foot of Mount Jrabta, in the Batroun area, North Lebanon Byblos 1 hoursAdmission Ticket Free Afterwards you will go to Byblos to have lunch and discover several beautiful old churches

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    There are 10 spots available on this experience.

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  • Guest requirements

    Bringing guests under 18

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  • Who can come

    Guests ages 2 and up can attend.

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