Top Waterfalls in Lebanon
Waterfalls 16.04.2025🌊 Top 10 Waterfalls in Lebanon (2025 Travel Guide)
Looking for the most beautiful waterfalls in Lebanon? Whether you're a tourist planning a summer trip or a local adventurer searching for new spots, Lebanon has some of the most breathtaking waterfalls in the region.
As a Lebanese content creator and explorer, I’ve visited and filmed many of these locations personally — from the massive falls in Kfarhelda to the hidden gems in Yahchouch. This guide lists the top waterfalls in Lebanon you absolutely must visit in 2025.
1. Kfarhelda Waterfall – Batroun District
This powerful waterfall crashes down into a green valley and is easily one of the most impressive waterfalls in the country. Surrounded by mountains and nature, it’s a popular summer spot — and the view from above is unforgettable.
- Why go? Massive water volume, beautiful surroundings
- Highlights: One of Lebanon’s biggest waterfalls, perfect for drone shots
- Travel tip: Stop for fresh local produce from the nearby villages
2. Yahchouch Waterfalls – Keserwan District
Tucked inside the Nahr Ibrahim valley, the Yahchouch area is full of waterfalls and swimming holes. The trail is shaded, peaceful, and ends with several natural waterfalls along the river.
- Why go? Hidden gem with great hiking and river scenery
- Highlights: Multiple small waterfalls, forest hike, quiet location
- Travel tip: Wear waterproof shoes — you’ll cross streams along the way
3. Jezzine Waterfall – South Lebanon
Towering at about 90 meters, the Jezzine Waterfall drops from a cliff into the valley below and is surrounded by pine-covered mountains. It's one of the most famous waterfalls in Lebanon, right in the heart of a charming town.
- Why go? Tallest accessible waterfall in Lebanon
- Highlights: Central location, panoramic views, town cafés
- Travel tip: Visit the viewpoint café for the best photo angle
4. Baatara Gorge Waterfall (Balou Balaa) – Tannourine
This natural wonder looks like something out of a fantasy movie. Water crashes through three natural limestone bridges into a massive sinkhole — one of Lebanon’s most iconic natural sites.
- Why go? A geological and visual masterpiece
- Highlights: 255m drop, triple natural bridge, dramatic cliffs
- Travel tip: Visit in spring (April-May) when the waterfall is active
5. Afqa Waterfall – Jbeil District
Cascading from a cave in a steep cliff, this waterfall is the source of the Adonis River and has deep mythological roots. It’s surrounded by rugged mountains and makes a powerful statement in early spring.
- Why go? Raw power and historical energy
- Highlights: Cave source, mythology, rock formations
- Travel tip: Combine with a stop in Laklouk or Akoura for a full day trip
6. Qadisha Valley Waterfalls – North Lebanon
Deep inside this UNESCO-protected valley, you’ll find small waterfalls flowing from the cliffs above ancient monasteries. It’s not just a hike — it’s a spiritual and natural journey.
- Why go? Peaceful, green, and filled with history
- Highlights: Hidden waterfalls, ancient churches, sacred energy
- Travel tip: Wear comfortable hiking shoes — paths are rocky
7. Akoura Waterfall – Jbeil District
Close to Lebanon’s famous lakes, Akoura's hidden waterfall is small but beautiful, flowing into a secret basin surrounded by rock walls. The area is full of nature, apples, and panoramic views.
- Why go? Peaceful and ideal for short visits
- Highlights: Quiet spot, near Akoura Lakes, cool summer escape
- Travel tip: Ask locals for the exact location — it’s off the main road
8. Baakline Waterfalls – Chouf District
Located in one of the greenest towns in Lebanon, Baakline’s waterfalls feel like a tropical escape. The water is fresh and clear, and the cliffs around the waterfall create a natural stage for photos.
- Why go? Easy access and great for picnics
- Highlights: Mini cascades, forested area, picnic-friendly
- Travel tip: Combine with a visit to Deir El Qamar or Barouk nearby
9. Sirjbal Waterfall – Aley District
A hidden treasure close to Beirut, this waterfall flows through lush greenery and is ideal for a calm escape. It’s often missed by travelers — making it a perfect “secret spot.”
- Why go? Peaceful and uncrowded
- Highlights: Forest vibes, great for couples, quick getaway
- Travel tip: Avoid weekends for maximum quiet
🧭 Final Thoughts
Whether you’re chasing waterfalls, swimming under natural cascades, or simply looking for peaceful nature spots — Lebanon’s waterfalls are a must-see.
From the famous Baatara Gorge to the hidden gems of Yahchouch and Rim, these are some of the top natural attractions in Lebanon.
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