My wife and i want to plan a 2-3 week in fall '06 to Lebonon,Egypt & IsEgyp and possible parts of Israel?

Question

We would like to travel in late September/early November I was thinking about a week in Egypt, seeing the usual sights, then fly to Israel a few days and end in Lebanon, where my wife has relatives. We wwould accept mostlly guided tours and want to stay, for the most part in **** hotels or the equivalent. It would be great to have English Speaking Guides for many places. I need help in planning this vacation.

Answer 1

Hi , I propose to you start by lebanon, than egypt than Israil because there is no flight from lbanon to israel or vice verce.and maybe yoy get problem if their is a new visit to israel in your passport.

Answer 2

Hi, i'm Lebanese i just moved to the States from Lebanon like a few months ago. Its true, there are no flights from Israel to Lebanon or the other way around, the best hting to do is to put Israel last on your trip. Lebanon, Egypt then Israel would be the best way. If you need any other info about Lebanon my email is [e-mail] i'll be happy to give you tips or answer any questions.

Answer 3

There are no trips from Lebanon to Israel or vice versa.

And you would probably face problems comming to Lebanon AFTER having visited israel.

My suggestion to you is to first go to Lebanon, from there to Egypt and then to Israel.

Have a nice trip.

Answer 4

Hi. I work at www.iExplore.com, we specialize in guided tours of four star quality all over the world and can customize itineraries in Lebanon, Israel and Egypt. Frankly, I personally just got back from the Middle East in August, where I visited Lebanon, Syria, Israel and Jordan. It was truly a great trip. If interested, check out our website to see our sample itineraries to this region (all can be combined and customized) and call our call center at 800-IEXPLORE to speak to one of our agents. They can get you in touch directly with me if interested in learning more. Best of luck to you. George.

Answer 5

Yes, you won't be able to travel to Lebanon with evidence of Israel visit on your passport or ticket.



Call a few travel agents in your home country to discuss the details of your trip.