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Maameltein: Coastal Charm and Lively Promenade

Discover Maameltein: Beaches, cuisine, and culture blend seamlessly on Lebanon's Mediterranean coast. A perfect escape awaits!

Maameltein, a coastal town just north of Beirut, offers a blend of relaxation and entertainment. Known for its beaches, restaurants, and vibrant promenade, it's a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking a Mediterranean escape.

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    Getting There

    Walking

    From the center of Jounieh, head north along the coastal road (Jounieh Bay) towards Maameltein. The walk takes approximately 30 minutes, passing shops and cafes along the way.

    Public Transport

    From Beirut, take a bus heading north towards Jounieh or Byblos. Get off at Maameltein. Bus fares from Beirut to destinations along the northern coast typically cost around $1.

    Taxi

    Taxis are readily available in Beirut and Jounieh. A taxi ride from Beirut to Maameltein typically takes around 18 minutes and costs between $35-$45.

    Local tips

    Visit early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat and enjoy more comfortable temperatures.
    Try the local seafood dishes at beachfront restaurants for an authentic dining experience.
    Bring sunscreen and a hat, as the sun can be strong, especially during summer.

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    Maameltein, nestled along the Lebanese coastline, presents a delightful mix of natural beauty and local culture. This coastal town, a district of Ghazir village, is located just north of Beirut and south of Jounieh. Maameltein beckons visitors with its picturesque sandy beaches and azure waters, creating an idyllic retreat for relaxation and sun-soaked leisure. The town's charming promenade provides stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea, inviting leisurely strolls, invigorating jogs, or simply a tranquil spot to enjoy the sunset. For those seeking adventure, a variety of water sports and activities are readily available, including snorkeling, scuba diving, and jet skiing. Culinary enthusiasts will find much to savor in Maameltein, with numerous restaurants and cafes serving delicious Lebanese cuisine. Fresh seafood, traditional mezze, and aromatic shawarma are just a few of the local specialties that visitors can enjoy. Beyond the beaches and restaurants, Maameltein offers a glimpse into Lebanese culture, with nearby historical sites and vibrant markets showcasing local crafts and products. Maameltein has also seen its share of history. In 2025, the town was the site of a double murder, highlighting the need for increased security in the area. Despite this, Maameltein remains a popular destination, blending tradition and modernity to offer a rich tapestry of experiences for every traveler.

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