Nice and neat.
Good food .
Friendly staff.
Very good service
Average some how high prices.
Quite , but good vibes.
Recommended
Was visiting lebanon for s few weeks and wanted to go with my wife for a relaxing day on the beach. We searched around and decided to go to C Flow beach which was near by and seemed like a decent place to spend the afternoon , but instead we were told that we weren't allowed to come in because of my wife's head scarf. I never felt so offended and disheartened in my life. After that we tried visiting several other resorts and we were told the same thing. I couldn't believe what was happening. I couldn't but help myself and bring forth the inherent racism and prejudicism that continues to fester within Lebanon after so many years of strife. It's time for this behavior to be exposed and rejected by everyone. I hope that steps will be taken to prevent this from ever happening again.
The other resorts we were not allowed to go into are Orchid, Oceana, and Lazy Bee.
Truly a luxurious experience! I enjoyed a relaxing time by their pool with an ultimate five stars service!
Clean interiors, upscale service and lovely vibes.
Worth the drive and teh price to pay.
We ordered:
- Kale salad to which i added grilled tuna: i have one comment regarding the kale that was not massaged which affected it absorbing the dressing
- Quinoa salad: was tasty and fulfilling
- Grilled calamari: cooked to perfection
- Fattoush served with crispy tortilla !
We also enjoyed their minted and pink lemonades as well as iced coffee!
A nice escapade indeed!
The place is nice, beach is good and neat. Food is good. Small swimming pool
One of the best beach resorts in Lebanon. Not very loud music. Relaxing and comfortable. Food is amazing and the staff morw then friendly. Octopus and avocado shrimp salad are a must to try.
The resort is one of the widest sandy beaches in Lebanon. Orchid was once a nice resort which I had frequented many times end which led nicely into this sandy beach . its main drawback was always that a power plant was very prominent on the coast nearby . During my last visit they had done the unspeakable which is to use 3 m high rubble and concrete boulders to obliterate nearly the entire beach right up to the waters edge so as to build ugly looking swimming pool complexes . That a country with so few sandy beaches to allows this is already unthinkable , no doubt a little bribery of local officialswent along way.What you are now left with is a cheap looking resort that may as well not be by the sea and from which the view of the sea is ruined by a power plant . You get the the worst of both worlds now . They may as well have built their 1980s style concrete pool resort up on the hills somewhere without the view of a power plant given that they have cut themselves off from the sea and left the beach intact for the country's citizens and visitors
Nice sea view. Classy. New.
It's one of the good ones
My favorite resort when you want to relax without children around. Nice pool and good food
Great venue but overrated
This place is just one in a string of mini beach resorts that spawned on the southern coast of the country below from Beirut heading to the south.
Offering decent landscaping and a predominantly white colored identity, the place is extremely expensive and the patrons are mostly wannabe posh looking Lebanese, looking to hang out around a knee-deep pool or under pergolas while sipping on some Rosé wine.
If you are into this sort of groove then you'll feel right at home but if you are looking at a day of beach activities or even a day where you can just relax, you might want to look elsewhere.