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Most major rent-a-car companies have offices in Beirut. An international driver's license is required.
Most major rent-a-car companies have offices in Beirut. An international driver's license is required.
Advanced Car Rental: +961 01 99 98 84/5 www.advancedcarrent.com
Avis: +961 01 36 71 24 www.avis.com.lb
Budget: +961 01 74 07 41 www.budget-rental.com
Lenacar–Europcar: +961 01 48 04 80 www.lenacar.com
Sixt: +961 01 30 12 26 www.sixt.com.lb
Thrifty Car Rental: +961 51 01 00 www.thrifty.com.lb
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Transportation
Transportation
Public transportation in Beirut is definitely lacking. The best way to get around Beirut, and Lebanon as a whole, is to drive. Car rentals can be pretty expensive, but it’s somewhat offset by the cheap cost of fuel.
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Rafik Hariri International Airport is Lebanon’s main airport. It’s not too far from the city, but there is no public transportation link. The best option is a taxi. The airport operates its own fleet of taxis, but they are more expensive. You can take also try one of the many taxis that queue outside the terminal, or pre book. Remember to negotiate your fare beforehand to avoid any confusion.
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Buses can be a convenient way of getting around the city, though the system is not at all comprehensive. The private red and white buses are run by the Lebanese Commuting Company (LCC). Free route maps are available at tourist information offices. LCC buses transport commuters all over Lebanon and Syria. Rechargeable, pre-paid cards are available.
Read full articleAdd practical stops to your Beirut plan across places, hotels, shopping, and food.
Add practical stops to your Beirut plan across places, hotels, shopping, and food.
Add practical stops to your Beirut plan across places, hotels, shopping, and food.
Add practical stops to your Beirut plan across places, hotels, shopping, and food.
