Searock Hotel Beirut

Raouche Area, Caracas Street, P.O. Box 135894 Beirut, 135894, Lebanon

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Lebanon

A travel blog entry by hodizzle

... The driver looked for crossing traffic, saw none, and sped into Hamra against the red light while the soldiers watched and smoked cigarettes.

Neil flew in from Colorado, nearly halfway across the globe to meet in Lebanon for a week. Hamra was his strategic choice of location for its wide variety of cafes and restaurants. In Beirut, few neighborhoods were better grounds for two friends living on ...

Love affair with everywhere--BEIRUT

A travel blog entry by lifeasanomad

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... i am so glad i did not listen to people or the travel warnings for this place. i would have missed out on a truly breathtaking place. it is generally safe here, but like everywhere, you have to be sensible and aware of your surroundings. i highly recommend visitng beirut and exploring other parts of lebanon.

i have posted some pictures...mostly of the sea, sunset and views..hope you enjoy.

i cant wait to come back here next spring!

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Lebanon - Yalla habibi!

A travel blog entry by waynedale

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... in time for some mezze (homous, tabouleh, kibbeh, vine leaves, pita bread etc).  I spent the first few days walking around the city, exploring and also looking for a camera shop for this very high maintenance camera of mine which goes through so many lithium batteries that it's become both tedious and uneconomical. I eventually found the ABC Shopping Mall in Achrafieh and sat down in a cafe' to go through my Arabic notes from the book I'd recently bought. The ...

Shuf Mountains and the Cedars of Lebanon

A travel blog entry by wareameye

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... original sites to preserve them from decaying in the elements.

We return to the central square in Deir el Qamar to enjoy lunch at Al Midane Restaurant, overlooking the square. I eat light today, ordering a parma ham and cheese sandwich. Returning to Beirut we make a run to the pharmacy for things we can get here without a prescription. Always good to have an extra course of antibiotics with you when you travel as much as I ...

Gemeyze and B-018

A travel blog entry by aubreycox

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... dozens of enormous jelly fish, hundreds of people, and eventually found ourselves tired, hungry and in front of a water front cafe.

We had a late lunch as we watched fishermen out on the rocks. We shared a meze, a mixed grill, and a shisha (hookah). We then went home, napped and prepared for our night out with our Syrian friends.

At 12:15 John and I went to B-018 to meet our Syrian friends who said ...

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