Batroun, yours

to discover.

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How it works

Three taps to your

next Batroun afternoon.

Browse the Guide

Cultural Heritage, Eat & Drink, Guest Houses, Hiking, Hotels and Resorts - sorted the way a local would show a friend around.

Save Your Spots

Heart the guesthouses, restaurants and trails you like and build a shortlist that's actually yours before you land.

Go Explore

From the phone in your hand straight to the old souk, the sea wall, or your next swim stop - no wrong turns.

Browse the Guide

Cultural Heritage, Eat & Drink, Guest Houses, Hiking, Hotels and Resorts - sorted the way a local would show a friend around.

Save Your Spots

Heart the guesthouses, restaurants and trails you like and build a shortlist that's actually yours before you land.

Go Explore

From the phone in your hand straight to the old souk, the sea wall, or your next swim stop - no wrong turns.

Core Features

Everything Batroun,

in your pocket.

A guide sorted like a local would sort it

Cultural Heritage, Eat & Drink, Guest Houses, Hiking, Hotels, Resorts - every category is handpicked for Batroun, not auto-generated from a map API.

Real streets, real recommendations

From the stone alleys of the old souk to family-run guesthouses tucked behind them, every listing comes with photos of the actual place - not a stock shot of somewhere else.

Your stay, sorted in two taps

Search by what you're craving - a table for two, a room for the night, a coastline resort for the weekend - and get straight there.

Who It's For

Built for every kind

of traveler.

Culture Seekers

History & Heritage

Byzantine churches, a Phoenician sea wall, and one of the oldest continuously inhabited towns on the Mediterranean.

Food & Stay Lovers

History & Heritage

Citrus groves, seaside seafood, and family-run guesthouses hidden behind the old souk's stone facades.

Trail & Sea Adventurers

History & Heritage

Coastal swims, hidden coves, and hiking trails that climb from the shoreline into the hills above town.

A Note From Batroun

Nights and days worth

remembering.

Marhaba,

Batroun has been inhabited since Phoenician times - its harbor wall is one of the last of its kind still standing against the sea. Wander two minutes inland from that wall and you're in a souk of stone houses, corner bakeries, and citrus stalls that give the town its nickname: Lebanon's lemonade capital. Guide Batroun exists so none of that gets lost in translation - one app, built by people from here, for wherever you're arriving from.

- The Guide Batroun Team