Discovery day · DM2

Douma & the Bchaaleh Olive Trees

Bchaaleh's olive-culture ecomuseum among the millennial olive trees, a guided walk through Douma's old souk and stone lanes, and a long lunch in Douma.

07:30–17:30Easy walkingAll yearBest for families, couples, friends, seniors, company outings
From $270 per vehicle

The day

  1. 07:30

    Depart Beirut

  2. 09:30–11:30

    Bchaaleh

    Guided olive-culture experience: the millennial trees, village stations and local products

    Home of the millennial 'Noah's olive trees' and a village-wide ecomuseum of olive culture.

  3. 11:45–13:15

    Douma

    Guided walk through the restored old souk, the stone houses and local producers

    A preserved stone village with a restored old souk, red-roofed houses and local producers; a UN Tourism Best Tourism Village (2023).

  4. 13:30–15:15

    Douma

    Long lunch in the village

    Long lunch in Douma.

  5. 17:30

    Back in Beirut (approx.)

Estimated price

Based on the 10-hour rate, the same rate you will see when you book.

  • Honda Odyssey 7 seater

    Up to 6 passengers

    $300

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  • Hyundai H1 Van

    Up to 10 passengers

    $280

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  • Minibus Rosa Mitsubishi

    Up to 20 passengers

    $270

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  • Mini Pullman Bus

    Up to 32 passengers

    $400

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Transport only: vehicle, driver, fuel and tolls. Entry fees, tastings, food and guides are paid on site. Final price confirmed when you book.

Good to know

  • Worth booking ahead: Bchaaleh: Olive-culture experience with the Bchaaleh Trails Association; Douma: Local guide, if wanted; Douma: Lunch table for the group
  • Season: All year
  • Walking: Easy walking
  • Confirmed when you book: opening days and hours, guides and the lunch table. They can change at short notice, so we check them for your date.

Make it yours

  • Rather go at your own pace: No guides: a short walk among the millennial olive trees, then a slow morning in Douma's old souk, with time to sit over coffee
  • Short on time at Bchaaleh: Keep the millennial trees and skip the workshop stations
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