Embark on the Golan Heights Tour, which will take you through the northern region via the Plain of Armageddon, passing Megiddo and into the picturesque Galilee. This region boasts rolling hills, lush farmlands, vineyards, and the serene Sea of Galilee. After crossing the Jordan River, we ascend the Golan Heights, where the countryside is abundant with greenery. Along the way, we’ll stop at Hamat Gader, a site with natural hot springs used by both the Romans and modern-day spa enthusiasts.

The tour then takes us to the Shalom Observatory, where we can enjoy breathtaking views of the Sea of Galilee and surrounding areas from an elevated position. In Katzrin, we’ll visit an excavated Jewish village from the Mishnah and Talmudic eras. We’ll also stop by the Golan Antiquities Museum to explore archaeological discoveries from the Golan, including a film on the ancient Jewish city of Gamla.

At Mt. Bental, we’ll delve into the remaining Syrian bunkers and trenches, captured by the Israelis during the 1967 Six Day War.

• Mount Bental    
• Syrian Fortification, Mt Bental    
• The Talmudic village, Katzrin
• Yardenit Baptism Site      

Begin your tour day with a visit to the kibbutz, where you can gain insight into the unique lifestyle and culture of this community. The tour then proceeds to the base of Mt. Hermon and the Hermon River, with a stop at the Banias – a former Roman city dedicated to the God Pan. The Banias boasts lush forests, streams, and waterfalls so picturesque, it’s been likened to the Garden of Eden.

Next, we’ll tour the impressive 13th-century fortress of Kal’at Nimrod, situated atop a hill offering stunning views of the Golan. Afterward, we’ll stop for a delicious lunch at a Druze restaurant before continuing on to the holy Jewish city of Safed. Here, we’ll tour the Caro Synagogue, Ari Synagogue, and the Artists’ Quarter before heading south and bidding farewell to the Galilee and Golan regions.

Sites during the Tour:

• Abuhav Synagogue, Safed            
• Banias Nature Reserve (Hermon Stream)
• Nimrod Fortress

Overnight stay: Tel Aviv

Embark on a tour of Israel’s beautiful coastal cities, beginning with a drive north from Tel Aviv and our first stop in Caesarea. Here, we’ll tour the remains of an ancient Roman port city and see the impressive theater, hippodrome, and ruins of palaces, temples, and bathhouses. Continuing further up the coast, we’ll reach the port city of Haifa, where we’ll admire the breathtaking Baha’i Gardens terraced on Mt. Carmel and learn about the Baha’i faith.

We’ll then travel all the way to Israel’s border with Lebanon, where we’ll explore the stunning sea caves of Rosh HaNikra. Visitors can enter the cave chambers and tunnels while the waves crash against the rocks, creating a truly unforgettable experience. On our return journey south, we’ll visit the Crusader city of Acre. Here, we’ll tour the impressive 12th-century Crusader fortress, Ottoman structures, and former Turkish and British Mandate citadel prison.

Sites during the Tour:

• Acre Old City Market   
• Rosh Hanikra Grottoes     
• Bahai Gardens, Haifa
• The Roman Theatre of Caesarea       
• Caesarea National Park       
• Underground Crusader City Acre

Overnight stay: Tel Aviv

Join us on an unforgettable tour through southern Israel, as we journey through the stunning Judean Hills and past the Inn of the Good Samaritan. As we descend below sea level towards the iconic Dead Sea, we’ll pause for an unforgettable photo opportunity at sea level. Our first stop will be at Masada, where we’ll take a cable car to the plateau summit and explore the remains of Herod’s 2,055-year-old palace fortress. We’ll witness remarkable structures such as palaces and a bathhouse, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding desert landscape.

Continuing past the desert oasis of Ein Gedi and Qumran, where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered, we’ll spend the rest of the day relaxing on one of the Dead Sea’s beautiful beaches. Here, visitors can float in the salty water that is 8.6 times more saline than the ocean, providing natural buoyancy. We’ll even have the opportunity to use the Dead Sea mud as a natural skin mask and soak up the glorious Dead Sea sun. It’s sure to be a day of relaxation and rejuvenation unlike any other.

Sites during the Tour:

• The Dead Sea        
• Judean Desert  
• Masada National Park

Overnight stay: Jerusalem

On your free day in Jerusalem, you have the opportunity to explore the City of Gold and discover new places or visit sites that you have always dreamed of seeing. Wander through the ancient sites and churches in the Old City, or venture into the modern city. Taste local delicacies at the Machane Yehuda Market or indulge in luxury shopping at Mamilla Mall. Explore the charming village-like neighborhood of Ein Kerem or visit the historic Mt. Zion. Jerusalem also boasts excellent parks and museums, including the Israel Museum and the Shrine of the Book, which houses the Dead Sea Scrolls. We are happy to provide suggestions on how to make the most of your free time in Jerusalem.

Overnight stay: Jerusalem

This tour will unveil the hidden ancient Jerusalem settlement that dates back more than 3,000 years, buried underground.

Starting with a panoramic view of Jerusalem from Mount Scopus, you can admire the Old City, an ancient Jewish cemetery, and the Garden of Gethsemane. We’ll then visit the Kidron Valley and explore its ancient Jewish tombs before entering the Old City through the Zion Gate.

In the Old City’s Jewish Quarter, we’ll stroll through the vibrant Armenian Quarter, known for its colorful ceramics. You’ll see the iconic Western Wall and the Byzantine-era Cardo, and have the opportunity to place a prayer note in the Wall. We’ll exit the Old City through the Dung Gate.

Afterward, the tour takes you underground to the 3,000-year-old City of David. You’ll witness the ancient tunnels, carved from rock that once brought water to the city from the Spring of Gihon.

Please note that this unforgettable tour includes over 5 miles of walking through a hilly city area, which may not be suitable for people with difficulty walking long distances.

Sites during the Tour:

• Byzantine Cardo Jerusalem     
• City of David Jerusalem     
• Jewish Quarter
• King David’s Tomb                 
• Western Wall Jerusalem   
• Mount Zion Jerusalem
• Sephardi Synagogues

Overnight stay: Jerusalem

Your final day in Israel is reserved for packing your bags and bidding farewell to this sacred land. If your flight is scheduled for the evening, you may check out by 11 am and leave your luggage at the hotel. Take a stroll in the city to enjoy a memorable “last supper” or shop for any last-minute souvenirs. You could also revisit a favorite location, discover a new spot, or mingle with the locals at a neighborhood café. If you desire to make the most of your last day, our team is available to provide suggestions or assist you in planning a tour.