Daily Tours

We offer daily group tours in Spanish or English. This can be a good option for those who are interested in taking one or more days in a group, choosing and adapting the day to their schedule in Israel. Tours depart from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem. The bus passes the hotels to pick up tourists and returns to the same hotels at the end of the day. Prices include guide trained and authorized by the Israel Ministry of Tourism and tickets to all places mentioned in the program.

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  Safes, Tiberias e Meron

  Itinerary

  Specialized and Authorized Guide

  Discreet Dress

  English: Tuesday

   

  Travel to the city of Tiberias, on the shores of the Sea of ​​Galilee. The city was founded in the 1st century by King Herod Antipas and archaeological excavations have revealed structures from the Mishnah and Talmud periods (1st-5th centuries). Visit to the old cemeteries. Rabbi Baal Hanes, one of Rabbi Akiva's students, is believed to perform miracles and his tomb is one of the most visited sites in the country. In 1337 an earthquake destroyed the original structure of Rabbi Meir's tomb, leaving only the two stone pillars that mark the burial site standing. In 1867 a new structure was built incorporating these two pillars. We will also visit the tomb of Rabbi Moshe Ben Maimon (Rambam), respected as a great sage, philosopher, scholar and physician, wrote 14 volumes of the Mishne Torah. Rambam died in Egypt in 1235 and her last wish was to be taken to the shores of the Sea of ​​Galilee to be buried in Tiberias.

  
  We continue to Safed, a city on top of a hill and one of the four sacred cities to the People of Israel. We will walk through the Historic City and the narrow streets of the Old City, visit the Ari Hakadosh Synagogue and the Artists' Quarter.

  
  Our next stop will be Mount Meron, where Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai (Rashbi), a 2nd century sage, is buried. Rashbi wrote the Zohar, the main text of the Kabala movement, while hiding from the Romans after the destruction of the Second Holy Temple. By tradition, Rashbi died on Lag B’Omer, the same day that a plague that had taken the lives of Rabbi Akiva's students ceased. Every year, Lag B’Omer celebrations are held at his Tomb, when thousands of Jews gather to light fires, dance, rejoice and get their three-year-old children's first haircut.

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  Massada, Dead Sea and Ein Guedi SPA.

  Itinerary

  Sundays, Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays

  Specialized and Authorized Guide

  Discreet Dress

  
  Trip to Massada (up and down by cable car). We will continue to the Ein Guedi Spa at the Dead Sea, the lowest place in the world.

  IMPORTANT: Comfortable shoes, hat and towel.

   

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  Caesarea, Haifa, Aco and Rosh Hanikra

  Itinerary

  Tuesdays

  Specialized and Authorized Guide

  Discreet Dress

  
  We will travel across the Coastal Plain from Israel to Caesarea, where we will visit the Crusader ruins and the Roman Theater. We will continue to Haifa, where we will enjoy its panoramic view. The next stop is Rosh Hanikrá where we will visit the caves and see the border with Lebanon. Returning along the Mediterranean coast, we will reach Aco where we will visit the underground Crusade City. We will walk through the Old Town where the Oriental Market, the Arab Mosque and the Old Port are located.

   

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  Nazareth, Capernaum and Jordan River

  Itinerary

  Wednesdays and Saturdays

  Specialized and Authorized Guide

  Discreet Dress

  We will travel in the way north to Nazareth where we will visit the Church of the Annunciation. We will continue via Cana of Galilee to Capernaum, on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. We will visit Tabgha, the Church of the Multiplication of Bread and Fish. We will continue via Tiberias to Yardenit, the place of baptism on the Jordan River.

  
  IMPORTANT: Long day tour. Discreet clothing (not shorts, covered shoulders). Comfortable Shoes.

   

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  Belem and Jericho

  Itinerary

  Monday, Wednesday and Saturday

  Specialized and Authorized Guide

  Discreet Dress

  
  Departure to Belem, a Palestinian city, south of Jerusalem. Belem, birthplace of King David and Jesus, is a popular place for tourists as well as pilgrims. After the security procedures at the checkpoint between Israel and the Palestinian territories, we will visit the Church of the Nativity, the most important place for Christian pilgrims. According to tradition, here the shepherds were announced of the birth of Jesus.

  
  We will continue down to the Judean desert. View of the Good Samaritan Pass, a Turkish-style structure built in the 19th century. This place is visited by Christians who want to view passages from the life of Jesus. We will continue to Jericho, the oldest city in the world. View of the fig tree where Zacchaeus climbed the tree to have a vision of Jesus when he visited the region. From there, we'll head to the Mount of Temptation, the place where Satan tempted Jesus. We will also visit the Mount of ancient Jericho, where the 25 ancient cities were discovered.

  
  This tour is subject to Palestinian Authority regulations. The Palestinian guide meets the group at the border post. It is possible that a change of vehicle will be produced to enter the territory of the Palestinian Authority. It is mandatory to have a valid passport on the day of the tour

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  Jerusalem - Old city and Belem

  Itinerary

  Tuesdays, Fridays, Sundays

  Specialized and Authorized Guide

  Discreet Dress

  
  We'll start with a panoramic view of Jerusalem. We will continue with a walking tour through the Old Town, which includes Monte Sião, the Cardo, Via Dolorosa (the station of the cross), the Church of the Sepulcher and the West. In the afternoon we will continue to Belém where we will visit the Church of the Nativity. Panoramic view of the shepherds field.

  IMPORTANT: Passports are required for travel to Belém.

   

   

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  Jerusalem - Old and New town

  Itinerary

  Tuesdays, Fridays, Sundays

  Specialized and Authorized Guide

  Discreet Dress

  
  We will start our day at the Church of Gethsemane, we will walk to the Old Town where we will pass by the “Cardo”, the Jewish Quarter, the Wailing Wall, the Via Dolorosa and the Church of Santo Sepulcher. We will continue to Mount Zion where we will visit the Tomb of King David, the Upper Room and Dormition. In the afternoon we will visit the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum.

  IMPORTANT: On Saturdays, instead of the Yad Vashem Museum, we will visit the Mount of Olives. Discreet clothing (no shorts, covered shoulders). Comfortable Shoes.