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About 50 minutes from Beirut to the north, in Batroun Governorate, the coastal town of Kfar Abida stretches out to vast green hills overlooking its pristine beaches and seaside resorts.
It has an Aramaic name which means The field does, and there is also speculation that it could be an Assyrian name meaning The field of the servant of God.
An ancient city with archaeological finds dating back 5,000 years and remains from the Bronze Age prior to the Phoenician era, Kfar Abida was home to ancient farmers and fishermen living on the blessings of the land and the sea.
Today, Kfar Abida is a destination for lovers of history and culture, nature reserves and outdoor activities, but also charming restaurants.
And, of course, its famous beautiful rocky beaches with crystal clear waters.
It houses the neo-Romanesque church of Mar Sarkis and the Bakhos church, built in 1913
Serenity at sunset
Green hills
Dream view from the sea
Hidden paradise carved by nature
Paradise cave
Transparent water
Fascinating sites
Fascinating view of algae
Colored by marine life
Mermaid?
Kayaking in a cave
Sinister …
Kayaking into the setting sun!
Summer atmosphere
Romantic ambience
Beautiful seaside resorts
Coastal charm
Picturesque
Marine life encounters
Glorious sunsets
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