I’m originally from Jezzine, where I live with my family and three children. It’s also in this region that I’ve been working as a local guide for the past 20 years. I’m also a speleologist: as a member of the Lebanese Speleological Club, I lead underground excursions across the country.
My hiking activities focus on the Jezzine area, along the Lebanon Mountain Trail, offering routes with varying levels of difficulty: local trails connecting villages, as well as longer routes linking Jezzine to the Bekaa Valley or the Chouf region.
My hikes often explore geological themes: along some trails, you can observe different rock layers representing distinct periods in Earth's history. Botany is also a key focus, as the local flora is incredibly rich. I also cover aspects of contemporary history, including bunkers from World War II, left by both Australian and Vichy French troops.
In addition, I offer snowshoe hikes, mountain biking, and single track bike trails.
My passion for nature and landscapes has also led me to drone photography, another hobby I enjoy.