Lebanese coast offers 20 free public beaches
The Minister of Public Works and Transport, Faysal Rassamni, confirmed that the number of licensed free public beaches along the Lebanese coast has reached 20. This follows the issuance of 13 new permits this year for locations that were previously unregulated. This step is part of efforts to ensure that people have free access to the sea within clear regulatory frameworks that emphasize safety and services, with a strict stance on not renewing permits for entities that do not comply with the conditions. The new permits cover areas such as Jounieh, Kfarchouba, Hamat, Saida, Al-Ghazieh, Sarafand, and Al-Baisaria, while existing permits include locations like Barbara, Amchit, Jbeil, and Sarafand. The goal is to expand free access areas and achieve better management of the sea.
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