Beirut has beautiful beaches where people soak up the sun and enjoy the clear waters.
Dotted along the coast and in the city, you'll find cool cafes, restaurants and nightclubs that offer a taste of the local life. The streets are full of surprising sights, from the white-stone Roman baths to the Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque.
The Good
- 🎉 Decent nightlife
- 😋 Decent food options
- 🍜 Streetfood
- ☕ Coffee
- 💼 Plenty of places to work
- ☀️ Fantastic weather
- 🏝️ Nature & beaches
- 🤿 Scuba diving
- 🏄♂️ Surfing
- ⛱️ Great beach
The Bad
- 👮 Not the safest
- 🚘 Traffic
- 🗑️ Pollution
Living costs
- The average salary in Beirut is
- It's about 5,626% cheaper to live in Beirut than it is New York
- You can expect to spend around $96.08 per month living here
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- Prices are estimates and should be used as a guide only. We accept no responsibility for inaccuracies in data.
- Prices adjusted to reflect exchange rates as of 4th Jun 2026
Safety
While Beirut has areas that are relatively safe, the city has experienced political instability and occasional violence, which can affect safety.
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