Jeita Grotto, the longest cave in the Middle East is situated approximately 11 miles (18km) north of Beirut. It consists of two separate, but interconnected, limestone caves, and boasts a length of 5.6 miles (9km). One of the world's most amazing combination of history and beauty, Jeita Grotto is widely considered to be the pride of Lebanon.

Jeita Grotto is one of the main tourist attractions in Lebanon, and as such it has developed numerous additional features for visitors, including a train, ropeways, miniature zoo and many sculptures. There are also numerous souvenir shops featuring handmade Lebanese products, as well as several restaurants serving traditional Lebanese cuisine.