I am a local guide and hiking guide throughout Lebanon. I work primarily in the Jabal Moussa Biosphere Reserve and on the trails of Section 12 of the Lebanon Mountain Trail (Kfardebian, Kafqa, Chabrouh). However, I also lead hiking groups across the entire Lebanese territory.

I became a guide in 2011, after receiving training from Jabal Moussa, the LMT, and the Red Cross (where I volunteer in the disaster management unit).

I've always worked in the Tourism sector. I spent seven years in the hospitality industry, including in Mali. When I returned to Lebanon, I began volunteering at Jabal Moussa in 2011. I then served as Director of Ecotourism within the reserve until September 2024, before founding my own organization, Exploralb, and create tourism experiences rooted in responsible and sustainable Tourism. I have a special connection and deep love for the Jabal Moussa Reserve and for nature in general. Mountains, in particular, have always fascinated me.

I offer authentic experiences to both foreign tourists and Lebanese residents, showcasing local traditions such as zajal, dabkeh, and traditional cuisine.
My hikes are tailored to the participants' skill levels. We can explore natural landscapes, visit historical sites, or discover iconic cities and villages like Saida and Tyre—or Tripoli, which I adore. In addition to Jabal Moussa, I have a profound fondness for destinations like Tannourine, Ehden, and Batroun.

For me, walking in nature is an experience that awakens all the senses. Each step reveals something new, even on a trail we may tread daily. The group dynamic is equally significant; walking together fosters interaction with individuals from diverse cultures and backgrounds.

However, I also cherish solitary walks. Walking in nature is meditative and possesses true therapeutic value, benefiting both the body and the mind.