YOUR VISIT TO ISRAEL
Whether you plan a long or short visit to Israel, the best way to make the most of your stay is by using a car. Let me take care of the driving while you enjoy the views and the sites!Â
If you are short on time or just want to take it easy, you can also choose a walking tour in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, or any of the many sites in Israel. Walking tours are a great way to get to know Israel through its cities.Â
I will help you plan your visit according to your interests and pace.
Here are some tour options, that can be modified to your needs:
JERUSALEM
The capital city of Israel, Jerusalem is known to be the city where heaven and earth meet - where intense spirituality meets every day realities and challenges. Regardless of your background, ethnicity and religion you will find it difficult to stay indifferent in front of Jerusalem's energies. Holy to 3 religions, a tapestry of many cultures, rich history and complexed geo-political reality. Come and explore the Jerusalem of above and the Jerusalem of below.
The Old City's 4 Quarters and its holy sites
Mt. of Olives
City of David
Mahne Yehuda Market
Yad VaShem Holocaust Remembrance Center
Israel Museum and more!
TEL AVIV JAFFA
Welcome to the city that doesn't stop! The second biggest city in Israel, a busy metropolis, restaurants, bars, beaches, shopping, and the heart of the startup industry in Israel… but also the first Hebrew city. Tel Aviv was established in 1909 on an area full of sand dunes, just a short distance from Jaffa, the oldest port city in the world. The founders had a clear vision of building a major city. Ever since it's early days through today it has a huge impact on the economy, culture and politics of Israel. As the city keeps developing and inventing itself there is also a strong connection to the history and the past.
Let's explore the city together!
Old Jaffa and Jaffa port
Neve Zedek
Rothschild Blvd
Florentine Neighborhood and Levinsky market
Carmel Market
JUDEAN DESERT & DEAD SEA
Situated at the 'backyard' of Jerusalem, the smallest desert in the world, the Judean desert, holds extreme dry conditions and great cliffs overlooking the Syrian-African rift. Proximity to Jerusalem and just a few miles away from the lowest spot on earth made, the Judean desert is home to some of the most dramatic stories of this region, both in modern and ancient history.
Come float at the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth! Scrub yourself in mud rich in minerals and rejuvenate your skin.
Walk and hike through Ein Gedi, the biggest fresh water oasis in the Judean Desert and meet the unique wild life of the area such as Ibex and Hyrax.
Visit Masada, a stronghold in the desert that tells the dramatic story of Jewish sect fighting the romans 2000 years ago.
MEDITERRANEAN COAST
The long coastline of Israel offers an opportunity to explore ancient cultures that lived in this region, that connects the Middle East and Europe.
Visit Caesarea Maritime, the biggest man- made port in the time of the Roman Empire.
Haifa - 3rd biggest city in Israel and home to many religions and cultures.
Acre - one the oldest port cities in the world and an underground Crusader city that was recently excavated and open for visitors.
Walk through the natural grottoes carved by the waves at Rosh HaNikra, situated on the border with Lebanon.
GALILEE & SEA OF GALILEE
The Galilee region in northern Israel is known for its set of mountains, valleys and for its evergreen woodlands and forests. It’s home to ancient communities - Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Druze and more. Full of historical sites from the time of the 2nd Temple onwards, where Judaism continued despite the traumatic destruction of Jerusalem, and where Christianity began 2000 years ago by Jesus of Nazareth. The sea of Galilee, the lowest freshwater lake in the world, where Jewish pioneers formed the first Kibbutz in the beginning of the 20th century, and where many Christians from around the world now come to see where Jesus and the disciples walked.
GOLAN HEIGHTS
A volcanic plateau in northern Israel, once a battle field of wars between Israel and Syria. On its west side, the Golan is overlooking the Hula Valley and the Sea of Galilee, and on its east side - the border between Israel and Syria.  A day at the Golan Heights gives the visitor an opportunity to understand the formation of the border and the complexed Geopolitics of this region. However, it's not all about politics here in the North! Today visitors can enjoy beautiful hikes and nature reserves, archaeological sites, some of the best wineries in Israel, jeep tours and much more!
FOLLOWING THE FOOTSTEPS OF JESUS
The Holy Land - the place where everything starts. Take a spiritual journey and come visit the land where Jesus and the disciples walked. See how the Bible comes to life as we go back in time and visit the sites of the Old and New Testament. Whether you are admiring the beauty of the Sea of Galilee, the hills surrounding Nazareth, the vastness of the desert or the intensity of Jerusalem, I am sure you will have a meaningful and impactful experience:
Mt. Zion
Mt. of Olives
The 14 stations of the Cross - Via Dolorosa
The Church of Holy Sepulcher
Nazareth
Sea of Galilee and more!
HIKING IN ISRAEL
Although small in size, the landscape of Israel is very diverse and there are a lot of great walks and hikes for you to enjoy.
From green mountains to rocky cliffs, from volcanic plateau to beautiful waterfalls, from extreme desert to freshwater springs, there are so many opportunities for you to experience the Israeli nature. Where ever you are situated in Israel I can help you choose the right hike for you. Come and know Israel through your feet!
