The port forms the coastal front of Tripoli, and the sea corniche, also known as Rafic Hariri Avenue, is surrounded by one of the most important parks in the region. From this port, tourist boats depart for the eleven islands of Tripoli scattered in the middle of the sea, some of which have been declared nature reserves, such as the island of rabbits and the island of palms. From this port, too, one can admire the flat city of Tripoli, the high mountains beyond, and the surrounding coasts; There are also small hotels, cafés and restaurants on the edge of the Corniche, serving fish meals. The port of Tripoli is one of the city's most important sites that you can't miss.