Executive Transport · Lebanon

Executive Transportation in Beirut

Solidere to Achrafieh - Beirut transfers secured, discreet and on time.

Complex City, Capable Team

Beirut demands transport partners who understand the environment, not just the roads.

Beirut demands security-aware transport, not just a driver - routes and risk corridors here change with little notice. Route reconnaissance built into every booking, S-Class, armoured SUVs and V-Class, Arabic and French as default, close-protection coordination available on every engagement, and live situational awareness behind every routing decision.

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Fleet in Beirut

Every vehicle configured for Beirut.

Sedan

Mercedes S-Class & E-Class

Hotel-to-meeting transfers across Solidere, the Four Seasons and InterContinental district - a composed, professional vehicle appropriate for business and diplomatic principals.

Group

Mercedes V-Class

Group movements between BEY, Achrafieh and the Gemmayzeh quarter for visiting delegations, media teams and family-office principals with multiple staff in transit.

SUV

GMC Yukon, Range Rover & Jeep

SUV for Beirut mountain transfers to Faraya and the Metn district, and as the standard follow vehicle in a two-car close-protection formation through the city’s narrower quarters.

Prestige

Rolls-Royce, Bentley & Maybach

Available for Beirut’s prestige private occasions - private estate arrivals in Rabieh and Broumana, or events at private clubs in the Achrafieh hills.

Armoured

Armoured Vehicles

B6 armoured saloons and SUVs are a standard recommendation for Beirut rather than an exception. Discreet livery and civilian appearance; appropriate for the current environment.

Private Aviation

FBO & Private Terminal Transfers

Vehicle staged at Rafic Hariri International (BEY) private general aviation apron. Tarmac positioning confirmed before wheels-down with full airport coordination.

Airport Transfers

Rafic Hariri International — the first transfer sets the security posture for the visit.

Rafic Hariri International Airport (BEY) is Beirut’s sole commercial gateway. The airport sits south of the city along a coastal approach road that passes through several distinct neighbourhoods; the route from arrivals to the principal’s first destination is the most predictable journey of any Beirut visit, and therefore the one requiring the most deliberate security planning. Algoz conducts advance reconnaissance of the route on every arrival booking, identifies secondary road options and positions the vehicle at the private arrivals exit before the flight lands. For private GA arrivals at the general aviation apron, tarmac-side staging is standard.

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Security & Discretion

Transport coordinated with close protection.

Beirut’s security environment is fluid and requires active management rather than periodic assessment. Route reconnaissance is conducted before every transfer, not just at the start of a multi-day booking. For principals whose profile makes them a potential target - in the media, in banking, in regional politics or in specific business sectors active in Lebanon - Algoz recommends armoured vehicles as a baseline and integrates close-protection officers into every movement. Our Arabic and French-speaking security drivers are trained in anti-surveillance, evasive driving and the specific geography of Beirut’s primary risk corridors.

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UAE

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Saudi Arabia

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FII, Vision 2030 and Kingdom Centre executive transfers in the Saudi capital.

Executive Transportation Beirut - FAQ

What vehicles do you recommend for Beirut transfers?

For Beirut, we recommend armoured vehicles as a baseline for most principals, particularly those with any public profile or business interests in sensitive sectors. Our standard Beirut offering is a B6 armoured SUV or armoured Mercedes S-Class in civilian livery, paired with a security-trained driver who conducts daily route reconnaissance. Mercedes V-Class is used for group movements across Solidere and Achrafieh. Rolls-Royce and prestige vehicles are available for specific occasions at private venues where the security environment has been assessed in advance.

How does Algoz manage airport transfers at Rafic Hariri International?

The airport-to-city corridor is the most predictable and therefore most scrutinised route for any Beirut principal. Algoz treats the BEY arrival transfer as a security event, not just a logistics task. We conduct advance route reconnaissance each time, identify at least one alternative route, and position the vehicle at the private arrivals exit before the flight lands. For private GA arrivals at the general aviation apron, tarmac-side staging is coordinated with the handling agent. All BEY transfers are completed with an armoured vehicle unless the client specifically requests otherwise after a security briefing.

How is executive transportation in Beirut priced?

Beirut engagements are individually priced to reflect the security overlay required. All Beirut bookings include route reconnaissance and a security driver as standard; these are not optional extras. Billing is in USD, which is the de facto currency for high-value transactions in Lebanon. EUR and GBP are also accepted. Cryptocurrency - USDC, USDT, Bitcoin and Ethereum - is accepted for verified clients who arrange this in advance. The agreed rate is fixed and not subject to surcharges based on routing changes made during the transfer.

Do your Beirut drivers speak Arabic and French?

Yes. Arabic and French are both standard languages for our Beirut chauffeur and security driver team. Lebanon’s bilingual character means many conversations - including sensitive business discussions overheard from the front seat - move between Arabic and French without warning; our drivers are fully fluent in both and are trained in professional discretion. English is spoken across the team to a professional standard. For principals whose staff or counterparts communicate in Russian or other languages, we can assign drivers with matching language skills on 24 hours’ notice.

Can you provide a full close-protection package in Beirut?

Yes, and for most Beirut engagements we recommend it. Our Beirut security package integrates the armoured vehicle, a CPO-trained security driver, and one or more close-protection officers operating under a single operational brief. The team conducts daily route intelligence updates, maintains awareness of Beirut’s current security situation across all districts, and carries communications equipment capable of reaching our regional operations centre at all times. For multi-day visits, a full security advance is conducted before the principal’s arrival covering the hotel, all meeting venues and the return route to the airport.

Executive transport that thinks like a security team.

Assistants and security leads arranging movement for a principal get one coordinated team for chauffeured and armoured transport, airport handling and close protection - briefed once, delivered end to end.

Vehicles, drivers and routes are provided by accredited, locally licensed specialists with defensive-driving experience, coordinated and quality-controlled by Algoz under NDA. It is why UHNWI and HNWI principals, royal offices and corporates rely on Algoz as a trustworthy first call.