London to Beirut

FLIGHT TO BEIRUT

Exploring Beirut: Where East Meets West

• Beirut, often called the "Paris of the Middle East," is a city that captivates visitors with its unique blend of cultures, stunning architecture, and lively atmosphere. From the ancient ruins of the Roman Baths to the bustling streets of the Hamra district, there's something for everyone to discover in this cosmopolitan city.

Timing Your Trip: Snagging the Best Deals

• If you're on the hunt for cheap flights to Beirut, timing is everything. Consider traveling during the shoulder seasons (from March to May and September to November) when flight prices are typically more budget-friendly. Keep an eye out for special promotions and discounts offered by airlines, especially during off-peak travel times.

Budget-Friendly Accommodation Options

• Once you've secured a great deal on your flight to Beirut, it's time to find accommodation that won't break the bank. Luckily, the city offers a range of budget-friendly lodging options, from cozy guesthouses to affordable hotels. Look for accommodations in areas like Gemmayze or Mar Mikhael, where you'll find comfortable stays at wallet-friendly prices.

Exploring Beirut on a Budget: Must-See Attractions

• While in Beirut, there's no shortage of budget-friendly attractions to explore. Don't miss the chance to visit the iconic Pigeon Rocks in Raouche, stroll along the picturesque Corniche waterfront, or explore the vibrant markets of the Bourj Hammoud district. With so much to see and do, you'll find plenty of affordable ways to experience the magic of Beirut.

Dining Delights: Where to Eat on a Budget

• Lebanese cuisine is a feast for the senses, and sampling local dishes is a must during your visit to Beirut. Fortunately, dining out in the city won't put a strain on your wallet. Head to local eateries and street food stalls to savor traditional dishes like falafel, shawarma, and manakish. You'll find delicious and affordable options to satisfy your cravings without emptying your wallet.

Getting Around: Transportation Tips

• Navigating Beirut on a budget is easy thanks to the city's affordable transportation options. Opt for buses, shared taxis, or ride-sharing services to get around quickly and affordably. Alternatively, explore the city on foot to soak up its vibrant atmosphere and discover hidden gems along the way.

Insider Tips for Saving Money

• Exchange currency at official banks or authorized exchange bureaus to get the best rates.Bargain when shopping at local markets to score great deals on souvenirs and handicrafts.Stay hydrated by drinking bottled water to avoid unexpected expenses.With these tips in hand, you're ready to embark on an unforgettable adventure to Beirut without breaking the bank. So what are you waiting for? Book your cheap flight to Lebanon today and get ready to explore this vibrant city with all its wonders awaiting you!

TRAVEL TIPS

Passport & Visas:

• Check the passport and visa requirements for the countries you are visiting / transiting in on your planned journey - make sure you apply for them well in advance of your date of travel

• Check the legitimacy of your Passport and Visas.

• Don't forget your passport and visa on the day of travel.

• If you misplace your passport or visa, please speak to the embassy or consulate immediately in the country you are travelling in.

Security Precautions:

• Put a luggage strap around on your case to make your credentials readable and for extra security.

• If you misplace your passport or visa please contact the embassy or consulate immediately in the country you are traveling in.

• Never carry packages on behalf of anyone else however genuine they may seem.

• Never leave your luggage unattended at airports. It puts your own security at risk.

Health Precautions:

• Check the inoculation and health requirements for all of the countries you are visiting on your journey. Please be aware some vaccinations need to be administered 4-6 weeks before travel.

• If you are on medication, please keep a note of your condition and keep your medicine(s) handy, e.g. in a piece of paper inside your passport where it can be found easily in case of an emergency.

• Ensure you take extra supplies of medication in case you get delayed abroad.

Air Tickets:

• Check the ticket for Flight(s) details & accuracy as soon as you recieve it.

• Keep your tickets with your passport and visas and do not forget them on the day you travel.

Baggage Packing:

• Pack the night before you travel to save rushing and being late for your flight.

• Check the weather forecast at your destination before travelling to avoid taking unnecessary luggage.

• Roll clothes instead of folding them, it creates less creases. Honest!

• Pack in sections to save space.

Baggage Allowance:

• Check with the airline you’re travelling with on the stipulated baggage allowances.

• Ensure that your hand baggage allowance does not exceed the level enforced by the airline you are travelling with. This ensures unnecessary embarrassment at the check-in desk, having to move luggage from your hand baggage to your suitcase.

Getting To & From The Airport

• Check timetables for public transport in advance to ensure you arrive at the airport in plenty of time.

• If you’re taking your car with you to the airport, get it pre-booked in order to save time.

• Avail metered taxis around the airport wherever you find any.

Foriegn Currency:

• Make sure you have enough foreign currency for your immediate arrival into a foreign country, particularly if your flight arrives at an odd hour.

• Always make a list of the Credit / Debit Card numbers and travelers cheques you are carrying along with the suppliers contact numbers in case they get lost.

Special Requests:

• Give airlines plenty of notice for special meal requirements or seating requests.

Jetlag:

• Try to drink plenty of water whilst on the aircraft as this helps to counter dehydration.

• Check in flight magazines, for gentle exercises to do whilst on board to stop stiffness and tiredness of joints

• Check in flight magazines, for gentle exercises to do whilst on board to stop stiffness and tiredness of joints

• Cleanse and moisturize skin regularly whilst on board again to counter dehydration.

• Eat a light meal on board as it’s easily digested. Also, avoid excess carbohydrates and fats.