We specialize in custom tailored private tours of Israel, for independent travelers.
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many days of guiding you are interested in, the geographic areas that are of interest to you and your interests (nature, history, archaeology etc.) and we'll design an itinerary just for you.

If you're interested in a package tour of Israel, such as a Holy Land Tour,
Jewish Heritage Tour, or Israel Classic Tour, click on Israel packages. These
are 7-13 day group tours, with flexible departure dates and accommodation levels.
See our new 2 night, 3 day mini tours of Israel.

We also offer daily excursions, with guaranteed departures (from Jerusalem or Tel Aviv).
These tours are offered by a third party and are an affordable means of seeing the major
tourist attractions.

We also offer a variety of unique short specialty tours in Israel. Choose from one
of our existing tours (below), or contact us about designing a custom tour for you.

Unless otherwise indicated, tours are conducted in English (and exclude entrance fees).
We can also provide you with guides in other languages as well. All our tours are conducted
by licensed tour guides and require prior registration. Meet our guides.

All the tours listed below are offered on a private basis, we do not have regulalry shceduled tours.

Israel Culinary Tours and Cooking Vacations
A wonderful combination of people, authentic food, boutique wines, striking landscapes, and great weather are perfect for Israeli culinary tours. Ask us about our culinary day tours in Tel Aviv or Jerusalem, as well as 2-day tours in the Galilee or the 8 day/7night tour. More...

Jerusaelm Tours

In the Footsteps of Da Vinci in the Holy Land
On this tour you will follow the footsteps of the most mysterious and powerfull of the Crusaders orders: The Templars. You will begin where the first 9 Templars began - on the Temple Mt. which you will visit or just view according to conditions. Next, you'll stop at St. Maria - an excellent example of a Hospitallers' hospital/church/hospice complex which was under the order of the Teutonic Order of St. Mary in Jerusalem. More...

Mt. Zion Tour, Jerusalem
Holy to Jews, Christians and Muslims Mt. Zion is the site of cellars, cisterns and stables of the Herodian-Roman period. King David's Tomb and the house of the High Priest Caphias are located here. It offers a magnificent view of the City of David, features, several beautiful churches, holy sites of the Hebrew Bible & New Testament, and fortifications built by Saladin. It was the site of many bloody battles. More...

Thumbprints: People Who Left Their Mark on Jerusalem Tour
Repeat visitors to Jerusalem are often familiar with the physical marvels of the city - the holy sites, the markets, the museums and the lookout points. However, nestled unobtrusively amidst the city's walls and buildings are the homes, sometimes modest, sometimes impressive, of some of the most fascinating historical residents of the city. This tour will explore a small area within the triangle of Jaffa Gate, Street of the Prophets and Nahalat Shiva; it is a tour of stories - about people who braved enormous hardships simply to live in Jerusalem, who were fanatically devoted to their causes and who left behind legacies we still enjoy today. More...

Rehavia the Story of a Neighborhood Tour, Jerusalem
The Jewish neighborhood of Rehavia, was built in the 1920s and 1930s as Jerusalem was dragged, kicking and screaming, out of the primitive Ottoman backwater and into the twentieth century under the British mandate. The growth of the neighborhood represents a fascinating reflection of the spirit of the Zionist movement and the exciting period of 'the state on the way.'More...

2 1/2 Hour Driving Tours

Meet the guide at a predetermined location.

Galilee

Ancient Synagogues of the Galilee Tour
For those interested in archaeological sites, ruins, the enchanting Galilee, beautiful Roman Era mosaics and the history of the Jews in Eretz Yisrael after the destruction of the second Temple in Jerusalem. After the failure of the Bar Kochba revolt to bring independence to Judea between 132-135 CE, the Jewish people were banned from Jerusalem and Judea. We will explore three synagogues all dating to the Mishnaic-Talmudic time when More...

Ancient Synagogues around the Sea of Galilee
For those interested in archaeological sites, ruins, the enchanting Galilee, beautiful Roman Era mosaics and the history of the Jews in Eretz Yisrael after the destruction of the second Temple in Jerusalem. We will explore the ancient Jewish fishing village of Capernaum on the Sea of Galilee. At its center is a beautiful 4th Century Synagogue built over the ruins of a 1st Century Synagogue. More...

Jezreel Valley Tours

Judges of the Jezreel Valley Tour
Revisit the books of Judges as we examine the great biblical figures of the Jezreel Valley before there were kings of Israel. The tour will begin at the summit of Mount Tabor with its breathtaking view. On a clear day you can see from Mount Hermon to Netanya. Deborah, "the mother of Israel" (Judges 5:7), a judge and prophetess gathered an Israelite army here to do battle with the Canaanite king Jabin. The battle took place "by the waters of Megiddo" (5:19). More...

Kings of the Jezreel Valley Tour
Revisit the books of Samuel and Kings as we examine the first kings of Israel, and enjoy the spectacular views and wildlife of the Jezreel Valley. We begin our tour at Tel Jezreel and walk along the ruins of King Ahab's winter palace with a majestic view of the most fertile land in all Israel. In the winter and spring the fields are a lush green plain only broken up by meandering streams and the rolling hills of the lower Galilee. Ahab's rule was both brilliant and tragic and his story reads like a Shakespearean tragedy. The players include the prophet Elijah, a farmer named Navot, pagan priests and a queen named Jezebel. There is love, betrayal, sorcery, accusations, prophecies, a lynching, mock trials and a valiant battle doomed to failure. We walk along the hilltop admiring the many species of fauna and flowers before moving up to the Gilboa Range. More... .

2 - 2 1/2 Hour Walking Tours

Curator Tour - One of Israel's First Art Museums, Ein Harod
The museum's roots can be traced back to 1937 in a small wooden shack, where kibbutz member and painter Chaim Atar (1902-1953) created many of his works. In Hebrew it is known as the Mishkan LeOmanut (House of Art). Before the Israel Museum (which opened in 1965) and the Tel Aviv Museum (built in 1970) the Museum of Art at Ein Harod, opened its doors in 1948 - it was in fact one of the country's first art museums. Today, with 14 exhibit halls it is still the country's third largest art museum. More...

Tel Aviv Tours

Bauhaus Architecture Tour, Tel Aviv
Tel-Aviv houses the largest number of buildings designed in an architectural style that developed in pre-Nazi Germany, a style that came to an abrupt end in Germany, with the Nazi's rise to power. This style is known as the International Style (is often referred to as Bauhaus). In July 2003, the architecture of Tel Aviv, (White City) was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. More...

Neve Zedek Tour, Tel Aviv
Tour the first neighborhood built outside of Jaffa's walls. The city of Tel Aviv evolved from Neve Zedek, which in Hebrew means Oasis of Justice. Contact us.

Jaffa Tour, Tel Aviv
In the Crusader era it thrived. During the British Mandate it served as a major port and economic center. It saw great heights and declined to a ruinous state. This ancient city (now a part of Tel Aviv) has been revitalized in recent years and is now home to many artists. Cobtact us.

Haifa Tours

German Colony Tour, Haifa
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Mt. Carmel at Etzba Ridge Tour, Haifa
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Holy Mt. Carmel Tour, Haifa
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From Ancient to Modern Industry in the Western Galilee Tour
In the span of a few hours this tour will take you from ancient industrial installations to one of the most sophisticated Industrial Parks in all of Israel. You'll learn about ancient methods for producing olive oil (and olive oil soap) and get to see a working olive press that still utilizes methods used hundreds of years ago. More...

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