Lebanon Waterfalls Tour

Afqa Waterfall – Baatara Waterfall – Kfarhelda Waterfall

Firstly we will visit the Afqa Waterfall, and there we will get to explore the nature of Lebanon at Afqa Waterfall, Meanwhile you can enjoy a short swim, and Sun Bathing; In addition It has an average elevation of 1,200 meters above sea level, and most importantly a total land area of 934 hectares Therefore the river emerges from a large limestone cave in the cliff wall which stores, and channels water as a result from the melted snow of the mountains before releasing it into springs, and streams below.

Secondly we will head towards Baatara Gorge Waterfall, or as it is also known Balou’ Bala’a, The waterfall drops 255 meters (837 ft) into the Baatara Pothole, a cave which goes back to Jurassic times, it’s an extraordinary sight ‘discovered’ in 1952 formed by millions of years’ worth of limestone erosion.

Lastly we’ll visit Kfarhelda waterfall, which is located in the kfarhelda village a beautiful valley called Bsetines al-Issi (Gardens of Canes) about eight kilometers northwest of Tannourine el-Tahta, and 72 km away from Beirut , the elongated village of Kfar Helda is home to some ruins of monasteries and churches. The valley is known for its lovely spring waterfalls hitting the banks of the Nahr al-Jawz (Walnut River) – best admired from the road above.

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