Kasab is a charming Armenian village perched between mountain forests and the Mediterranean Sea. Cool summers, lush pine forests, and breathtaking sea views make it Syria's most beloved mountain resort.
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Kasab is a charming Armenian village at 800m above the Mediterranean, surrounded by pine forests. It's the most famous mountain resort in Latakia province.
Summer (June–September) is ideal — the weather is cool and refreshing compared to city heat. Spring is beautiful with wildflowers blooming.
Kasab is approximately 60km from Latakia, about 1.5 hours via a scenic mountain road.
Hike through pine forests, enjoy Mediterranean panoramic views, taste Armenian cuisine, and visit nearby waterfalls.
Stories and tips from the Syria guide to plan your visit.
PlacesGuide to the Syrian coast: Latakia's corniche, Ugarit and Saladin's Castle, Tartus and Arwad island, Jableh's Roman theatre, and the mountains of Kassab and Slunfeh.
PlacesEscape the heat: Syria's mountain resorts — Bloudan and Zabadani near Damascus, Slunfeh and Kassab above the coast, and Mashta al-Helou.
Travel tipsA 7-day Syria itinerary: Old Damascus, Maaloula, Krak des Chevaliers, Hama and Apamea, and Aleppo — where to stay and how to get around.