Anfeh, the “little Greece” or “Lebanon’s “Mykonos”: thanks to Rania Azar-Berberi for sharing this coastal town’s beauty

Have you ever heard of Anfeh, dear readers?

Anfeh is a charming coastal town located 65 km north of Beirut, the capital of Lebanon.

According to Lebanon Traveller’s website (https://tinyurl.com/4bm9jhy9), Anfeh is known as “Little Greece”. Indeed, it is often nicknamed “Lebanon’s Mykonos” because of “its blue-and-white seaside chalets, crystal-clear waters, and fresh seafood restaurants“.

What a picturesque place to celebrate one’s wedding anniversary. Happy celebrations Rania & Rabih 💙. Alef Mabrouk to you. Enjoy the precious family time and love to Karen, Stéphanie, and Georges (both of them!). Lots of Joy to your hearts. These heartfelt wishes come from Bambi, your maid-of-honour [if you sill recall, after decades : )].

The Berberys’ family day is also a day filled with familial love: Happy Birthday to both Joumana and Fatma 💙💙. “Akbel el Mieh” & “Zum Geburstag viel Glück”!

In addition to music, this post ends with a couple of pictures and videos taken and generously shared by Rania, upon Bambi’s request. Bravo for her artistic talent and long live Lebanon’s beauty.

May natural beauty, healing, relaxation, peace, and love prevail in the land of the Cedars and worldwide, especially in Dubai and Germany respectively!

A picture taken by Rania Azar-Berbery in Anfeh, Lebanon.
A picture taken by Rania Azar-Berbery in Anfeh, Lebanon
A video taken by Rania Azar-Berbery in Anfeh, Lebanon
A video taken by Rania Azar-Berbery in Anfeh, Lebanon

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