promoting responsible tourism & offering authentic local experiences.
About Us
Wanderleb is a unique experience designed by its founder Karim Sokhn. It revolves around the history, the archeology and the culinary riches of Lebanon.
As a passionate traveler, Karim set out on a long journey to discover the monuments of Lebanon, with particular attention to those most underrated and at risk of fading away.
In a continuous effort to share his passion and knowledge, Karim develops and deliver exclusive guided tours, focused on classical antiquity, medieval and modern attractions.
He is also the author of Wanderblog, the first online journal of its kind that documents and promote the famous and hidden ruins in Lebanon.
Karim holds a BA in Tour Guiding from the Lebanese University, and a license of tour guiding issued by the Ministry of Tourism in Lebanon.
WanderTours
Pick your favorite tour (s) from the following options, or request a tailored one based on your preferences.
We organize guided site visits, and handle accommodation bookings, transfers, and culinary experiences.
We accommodate between one and twenty travelers per tour. The price is arranged based on the services requested.
Attractions
Beirut National Museum
Civil war era monuments
Phoenician, Greco-Roman and Byzantine era monuments
*Note that some attractions might not always be accessible due to safety regulations imposed by the General Directory of Antiquities or the Lebanese army in certain conditions.
Attractions
Tripoli Citadel and museum
Old Souks, hammams and khans
Mamluk era schools and mosques
Street food experiences
Attractions
Greco-Roman era temple
Land and sea Crusader castles
Old Souks, hammams and khans
Audi Soap Museum and Debbaneh Palace
Street food experiences
Attractions
Old souks
Hiram sarcophagus
Two Greco-Roman era archeological sites
Bas-reliefs of Cana wedding and Jesus Christ's 12 disciples
Attractions
Byblos old Souk
Byblos archeological site
St. Jean-Marc Crusader church
Attractions
One Greco-Roman Temple
Two Phoenician and Greco-Roman era site
Road trip across the highlands of Byblos featuring amazing landscape and gorgeous villages
Attractions
Phoenician wall
Greco-Roman era theater
Pre-history caves and quarry
Saydet El Nourieh Orthodox church
WWII relief of the British Army Corps
Hamat old Roman era road and Ottoman era tunnel
Street food experiences
*A wine experience is available upon request and is charged separately.
Attractions
Picturesque villages
One Roman era temple
Two Greco-Roman era sites
*A wine experience is available upon request and is charged separately.
Attractions
Jeita grotto
Ottoman sebil
Roman bridge
Nahr El Kaleb steles
One Phoenician era funerary site
One Greco-Roman and Byzantine era site and tomb
Two Gerco-Roman era temples and other monuments
*Note that some attractions might not always be accessible due to safety regulations imposed by the General Directory of Antiquities or the Lebanese army in certain conditions.
Attractions
Enfeh town
Bziza Roman era temple
Kousba Roman era temples
Attractions
Arqa site
La Colée crusader fort
Menjez Roman era temple and megalithic tombs
Attractions
Temple complex
Baalbek Roman era gate
Roman era quarry and biggest monolith
Attractions
Seven Roman era temples, with few that require hiking to reach it
*Note that some attractions might not always be accessible due to safety regulations imposed by the General Directory of Antiquities or the Lebanese army in certain conditions.
Attractions
Five Roman era temples
One Roman era nymphaeum
Ferzol Hermitage
*A wine experience is available upon request and is charged separately.
*Note that some attractions might not always be accessible due to safety regulations imposed by the General Directory of Antiquities or the Lebanese army in certain conditions.
Attractions
Anjar Oamayyad city site
Majdel Anjar Roman era temple
*A wine experience is available upon request and is charged separately.
Attractions
Greco-Roman era water canals
Saint-Maron cave and monastery
Hermel Greco-Roman era monument
6th century BC Neo-Babylonian inscriptions
Attractions
Four crusader fortresses
*Note that some attractions might not always be accessible due to safety regulations imposed by the General Directory of Antiquities or the Lebanese army in certain conditions.
Attractions
Deir El Qamar town
Beit El-Dine palace
Cedars of Maasser El Chouf
Attractions
Ottoman era palace
Ottoman era village
One Greco-Roman and Byzantine era site
Attractions
Four Roman era temples
Attractions
Four Greco-Roman, Byzantine and Medieval era temple-church monuments, packed with wall frescoes depicting saints and legends from the Old and the New Testament.
