The George Baatara Waterfall, nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of Tannourine, is a true natural wonder that captivates the hearts of all who behold it. 🗻 This enchanting waterfall cascades majestically over three limestone bridges, creating a stunning multi-tiered spectacle. The water drops 255 metres into a huge cave. Surrounded by lush greenery and ancient cedar trees, the Tannourine nature embraces visitors with its serene ambiance and harmonious blend of flora and fauna. Located in the mountainous region of Lebanon, this idyllic spot offers a peaceful escape, inviting travelers to immerse themselves in the tranquility of its surroundings while marveling at the awe-inspiring beauty of the George Baatara Waterfall.
Mahmoud Zaghloul
4 months agoAmazing experience if you are in for some cardio then go for it A peaceful land in the middle of mountains with spectacular views A must go see
Khalil Hamdan
5 months agoOne of the most amazing spots in our Lebanon🇱🇧♥️ We have visited 100 places abroad & we never knew that we have such beautiful places.
Amir P
10 months agoIt was much better than what I was expected. Clean and quiet but of course we visited on weekdays. Entrance fee is half a dollar. Zip line and other facilities was not working due to season which I liked it more. I like to enjoy the nature rather than zip line
Roy Antoun
3 years agoA nice escape to a Breathtaking view. You will have a little hike to arrive to the gorge. Once you're there you can take awesome pictures and listen to the sounds of waterfalls. Exceptionnel experience! Definitely worth the journey, but it’s urgent to have some security person to make sure everyone is safe and no one is taking risk to fall in the gorge.
heinz giering
a year agoFor natural beauty it is a nice place, in terms of infrastructure and ease of access it is slightly challenging. The way to the waterfall has stairs for the first half but the second part is mostly rocks and ground. If you have challenges walking on uneven ground I would not recommend this location. They do have a sky chair but it was not operational when we were there.