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Come on a relaxing and informative 2 day tour of Jerusalem and the Dead Sea with our amazing tour guide Jonathan who served in the IDF and still does reserves in the army. He is extremely knowledgeable, funny and fun. Hotel, transportation, breakfast, entrance fees and tour guide fees are included.

This is an amazing and unforgettable tour of the Coast of Israel. Your tour guide is also an Israeli soldier in the reserves. We will see 5 major sites and learn about the history, archeology, architecture and culture of Israel.

Your tour guide is also an Israeli soldier in the reserves. He also offers tours all over Israel. The Temple Mount Tour is one of the most popular tours in Israel. The Temple Mount is the holiest of holies for the Jews, and the third holiest place for Muslims. The architecture and atmosphere are amazing.

On this extravagant tour we will visit Sarona Market, the second most popular market in Tel Aviv. Your tour guide is also an Israeli soldier in the reserves (miluim). We will have a food tasting at the Sarona Market, which is also a German templar village from the 1700s with impressive architecture. We will meet at the famous breakfast place Benedict. After Sarona Market we will walk to the Azraeli Center, the largest mall in Tel Aviv! There we will see some more food places and you will be allowed to shop for 30 minutes. You are then welcome to sit with the tour guide at a nice coffee place after the tour if you wish and ask more questions. I also offer tours all over Israel!

I have a lot of Knowledge to give, my tourists call me the walking encyclopedia. I am also an Israeli soldier and offer protection. I am a very friendly guide and always encourage you to ask me any questions you have. Being a tour guide in Israel is my passion and I truly love what I do.

We will start this amazing tour on Rothschild Boulevard, the first street ever in Tel Aviv. We'll visit Independence Hall where Ben Gurion proclaimed the State of Israel in 1948. Take a walk down Allenby Street and enjoy a food tasting at the Carmel Market (food is included in the price). We will visit the old area of Neve Tzedek and have a break at Anita, the best ice cream place in Israel (ice cream is not included in the price). We will finish the tour at the Etzel Museum. We will have an optional Krav Maga session with your tour guide who is also an Israeli soldier.

This is a tour of the sites that were attacked in Israel on October 7th near the Gaza border and to learn about that tragic day and what has happened since then. We ⁠⁠will drive through Sderot, the largest town next to Gaza. We will then go to Tkuma and see all the cars that were burned by Hamas terrorists. Next we will pass kibbutz Be’eri and go to the Nova festival site by the Re’em parking lot which is where we will end our tour and come back to Tel Aviv.

After three millennia of human habitation, the city was rebuilt three centuries ago as HAIFA al-JADIDA, when the country was independent and prosperous, Muslim and multi-cultural. Trek through time as we travel across town by foot and public transport, by bus and cable car, through the air and underground. Hear how New HAIFA was ruled by the regional empires of Egypt and Turkey, and invaded by far-off foreigners from France and India. See how the city became a hothouse for Islamic innovators from Persia to Pakistan, and how a science fiction novel authored by a Jewish journalist in Victorian Vienna inspired HAIFA's twentieth-century transformation into Israel's industrial capital. Explore what remains of the city's Palestinian presence, and how the ongoing struggles over the character of the country play out on the streets of HAIFA to this very day. Bring along a few friends and treat yourselves to a half-day SHATNEZ walking tour of HAIFA hosted by local journalist DAVID SHEEN.

A two-day tour of Jerusalem offers a balance of religious history, cultural immersion, and modern attractions. You will explore the Old City's four quarters, visiting iconic sites like the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the Dome of the Rock from the Mount of Olives. The second day involves the Israel Museum in the new city, a visit to Mount Zion (including King David's tomb and the Room of the Last Supper), and El Galicanto Church.

On this tour, Jaffa becomes a stage full of impossible characters: pharaohs, prophets, Greek monsters, Ottoman governors, St Peter, Napoleon, pilgrims, fishermen and people who came here looking for a new beginning. I’m Maria Lando, a licensed Israeli tour guide who has lived between 3 cultures and guides in English, Hebrew and rusty Russian. My style is warm, curious and story-driven. I connect archaeology, biblical traditions, local legends, architecture, humor and human moments, so the stones don’t stay silent for long. At a few stops, guests may join short optional story moments with simple provided scripts. Watching is perfectly fine too. No acting skills needed, only curiosity.

I will show you my Tel Aviv as Israel's most successful startup: born on bare sand dunes in 1909, turned into a world city within one lifetime. In two hours by the sea, with storytelling and music, I bring its founders to life: Dizengoff, who built a heaven of culture and sport and brought the first Maccabiah here in 1932; Rutenberg, the engineer with five lives who lit up a country; and the pioneers who smuggled an air force into being. Part history, part thriller, told on the very ground where it happened, just as the Maccabiah returns to Israel.

*Tiny group 4-10 participants , like having a private tour and enjoy the intimacy of the small group . *More tour time-without spending long time for pick-up and drop-off *Late pick up ,no need to wake up early on your vacation time ,you can have your breakfast with no rush .

***This tour departs every Thursday*** Discover the resilience of the Tel Aviv community on a guided tour of the city. Visit businesses run by army reservists, volunteers, and evacuees. Explore new local communities formed in response to the crisis. Discover powerful street art reflecting wartime experiences. Meet people whose lives were directly impacted by the events. Learn about businesses that reopened or shifted their focus. See how new communities have formed. Discover street art that tells the story of this time with no filters, capturing feelings of loss, frustration, and resilience. Our journey includes a stop at the former location of Café Otef, which was opened by members of Kibbutz Re’im. Although the café is no longer operating, it served as a meaningful gathering place for evacuees and supporters during a difficult time. This tour offers a unique opportunity for a revealing journey through Tel Aviv’s contrasts.

*Set aside the usual Jerusalem tour and explore it from a new perspective *Discover diverse communities living side by side *Visit neighborhoods rarely included in guided tours *Focus on modern contemporary life in Jerusalem New City Visit three vibrant areas, each representing a different community—Arab, Ultra-Orthodox Jewish, and Modern Jewish—while highlighting the city's rich cultural diversity. Starting in the Ultra-Orthodox area, witness Shabbat preparations and their unique lifestyle. Next, you’ll explore small communities of Christian Ethiopians and Russians, gaining insight into their stories. Discover a lively hotspot with bars and nightlife, followed by an Arab neighborhood filled with trendy cafes, wine bars, and artisanal bakeries. The tour ends in a bustling bar scene popular for Friday hangouts. Perfect for those wanting to explore the contemporary life of the modern city, and meet fellow curious travellers

Discover the breathtaking Judean Desert and explore iconic sites in Israel with this unique tour. Start with hiking up the snake path (if weather permits) or take a cable car ride to the historic Masada Fortress, where you can wander through ruins and enjoy stunning views of the Dead Sea. Next, hike in the picturesque Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, cooling off in natural pools before heading to the Dead Sea. Here, float effortlessly in its mineral-rich waters and indulge in therapeutic mud known worldwide for its beauty benefits. This tour offers an unmatched combination of history, nature, and relaxation, perfect for independent travelers seeking a memorable experience. Cable car ride to the top of Masada Fortress with archaeological exploration. Hike through the scenic Ein Gedi Nature Reserve with cooling pools. Float in the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth, and enjoy therapeutic mud. Pick up from anywhere within Tel Aviv or Jerusalem.

Explore the Old City of Jerusalem on a profound journey through sacred sites that resonate with Jews, Muslims, and Christians alike. This tour offers a unique chance to visit the Western Wall, the Dome of the Rock, and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, all while delving into the rich tapestry of Biblical history. Engage with the stories that shaped faith and culture as you walk the Via Dolorosa and learn about significant religious foundations. Leave behind any preconceptions and embrace the vibrant history and traditions of this extraordinary city. Visit sites holy to Jews, Muslims, and Christians such as the Western Wall, Temple Mount, Dome of the Rock, Al Aqsa Mosque, and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Engage with narratives that have shaped faith across cultures.Stand in places where Biblical events unfolded. Ideal for travelers interested in history, religion, and culture

The Dead Sea, known as the lowest point on earth, beckons you for a relaxing private escape. Enjoy a personalized experience where you can float effortlessly in the mineral-rich waters or indulge in the therapeutic mud, renowned for its skin benefits. This self-guided tour offers round-trip transportation from Jerusalem or Tel Aviv, allowing you to explore the area's unique beauty at your leisure. Perfect for those seeking a tranquil day by the sea, this customizable tour ensures comfort and relaxation for every traveler. - Private tour with customizable options for a personal experience - Round-trip transportation included from Jerusalem - Float in the unique salty waters of the Dead Sea - Benefit from the healing properties of the mineral mud

This relaxation trip to the Dead Sea is a one of a kind experience. The high salt concentration and mineral-rich mud offer therapeutic benefits, and the stunning scenery and relaxing atmosphere provide a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. The Dead Sea's status as the lowest point on Earth and its unique geological features make it a must-visit destination.

This tour can be described as a flying visit, suiting travelers who are just eager to see the New Seven Wonder Petra & Wadi Rum on their Middle East tour. Continue to notable Wadi Rum for jeep ride. Nevertheless you will spend a whole day in the red rose rock city Petra, walk about the majestic and mystical architecture of the Nabatean Arabs. In 03 days you can experience the best of Petra and Wadi Rum, which are the best and important sites in Jordan.

Explore the highlights of Jerusalem’s Old City and enjoy a soak in the mineral-rich Dead Sea—all in a single day—during this small-group, off-shore excursion from Ashdod. Enjoy a front-door pickup outside your cruise ship. Travel by comfortable air-conditioned vehicle between locations. Visit attractions like King David’s tomb, the Western Wall, and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre before floating in the iconic salt lake’s therapeutic waters.

The Ultimate Contrast: You move from the high-energy spiritual sites of Jerusalem to the silent, weightless tranquility of the Dead Sea in a single afternoon. Maximum Efficiency: It hits the "Triple Crown" of Mount Zion (Last Supper Room, David’s Tomb, and Dormition Abbey)—sites often skipped on shorter city walks. Geographic Extremes: You travel from the panoramic heights of the Mount of Olives to the lowest point on Earth in just one scenic drive. The "Float" Guarantee: Instead of a public beach, you get a curated resort experience with proper facilities to handle the mineral-rich mud and salt.

What sets our tour apart? We don't just visit landmarks; we unlock the stories behind them. The Panoramic Prelude: Start atop the Mount of Olives. We don’t just show you the view; we give you the "geography of faith," where the Old City meets the Judean Desert. Layers of Heritage: On Mount Zion, we bridge the gap between the Tomb of King David and the Room of the Last Supper—an intimate look at where traditions intertwine. The Living Old City: Wander through the Jewish, Christian, and Armenian quarters. Our expert guides bring the archaeology and history to life, making every alleyway a classroom. Spiritual Peaks: From the prayers at the Western Wall to the historic path of the Via Dolorosa and the Holy Sepulchre, we navigate the crowds to find moments of reflection. The Bethlehem Connection: End with a seamless transition to Bethlehem, visiting the Shepherds' Field and the iconic Church of Nativity. Experience the soul of the Land, not just the map.

Reflect on the events of October 7, 2023, and the spirit of the Israeli people Visit the Gaza Border Lookout for essential context on the region’s geography See the Tkuma Car Memorial, a haunting display of burned-out vehicles Pay your respects at the memorial for the victims of the Nova Music Festival

Tick off more of the Middle East’s highlights in less time on a 5-day excursion to Jordan and Egypt from Tel Aviv. In a small group limited to 15, you’ll visit the religious sites of Jerusalem and Bethlehem, explore Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and New7Wonder of the World, and marvel at the Pyramids of Giza and the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. All transport, accommodation, and select meals are included.