Explore the Dead Sea and the ancient ruins of Masada on a full-day guided tour from Tel Aviv. Ascend by cable car to King Herod’s mountain fortress, before floating in the Dead Sea waters.
Explore the gems of Israel’s Mediterranean coast. Visit the antique port of Caesarea, continue to Haifa and the Baha’i Gardens, see Rosh Hanikra's limestone grottoes and the ancient port of Acre in the Western Galilee.
Our tour covers Tel Aviv - Jaffa history, art, culture, architecture, atmosphere, all in one. It's the best way to make the most of the weekend in the city.
Visit the ancient Roman port of Caesarea including its amphitheater and Hippodrome. Continue to the Baha’i Gardens on Mt. Carmel then take a cable car down to the caves in Rosh Hanikra.
Embark on a comprehensive 3-day tour to Petra and Wadi Rum and discover 2 of the most visited and important sites in Jordan.
Discover Petra, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Depart from Tel Aviv in an air-conditioned coach. Cross the border with an experienced guide. Explore the history and culture of Petra on a guided tour.
Journey around the enchanting Sea of Galilee, exploring sacred sites like Nazareth, Capernaum, and more. Discover the serene landscapes and rich history of northern Israel in one unforgettable day.
Discover the best of Jerusalem in one day, seeing all the highlights of the golden city. A fully guided tour that will take you through the winding alleys of the ancient Old City as well as the newer neighborhoods outside of the walls.
On this Jerusalem and Bethlehem private tour, you’ll have a chance to explore the most important sites: the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, and the Church of Nativity.
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