Top Israel Sightseeing Tours in 2026

We will be exited to follow the origin of Christianity and follow the stories of the Jewish and Christian bibles, through old sites, some of them even older than 3000 years. you can find our products to Nazareth and the sea of Galilee and to Jericho and the dead sea as well, or crate a private tailormade tour that will suite you

This exclusive 5-day journey from Jerusalem to Jordan offers a seamless blend of history, spirituality, and natural beauty — crafted for travelers seeking an authentic and comfortable experience. From the sacred landscapes of Mount Nebo and Madaba’s ancient mosaics to the awe-inspiring grandeur of Petra, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, every stop tells a story that bridges cultures and civilizations. Experience the tranquil healing waters of the Dead Sea, the dramatic red sands of Wadi Rum, and the timeless charm of Jerash and Amman’s Citadel — all guided by professional English-speaking drivers and local experts. With private transfers, handpicked accommodations, and flexible options, this tour ensures a stress-free and unforgettable adventure across Jordan, ending where it began — with a smooth return to Jerusalem.

Explore Jerusalem and Bethlehem on a private tour guided by Ofir Horn, licensed by Israel's Ministry of Tourism since 2009. In seventeen years I have guided over 80,000 visitors, most from the United States and Canada. We leave Tel Aviv in the morning and drive up to Jerusalem. Your day begins at the Mount of Olives, overlooking the Old City, then the Garden of Gethsemane. We walk down to the Western Wall, the Via Dolorosa and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. After lunch we cross into Bethlehem for the Church of the Nativity and Manger Square. This is your group only. The order can change during the day if something matters to you more than the plan. - Private tour for your group only, up to 7 travelers for one price - Licensed by Israel's Ministry of Tourism since 2009 - Hotel pickup and drop-off in Tel Aviv, air-conditioned vehicle - All entrance fees, fuel and parking included - Suitable for Christian pilgrims, families, and those tracing Jewish heritage

Get more out of your time in Tel Aviv by going on a 3-night private tour across the border to explore the highlights of Jordan. Save hours of research time and benefit from having a full itinerary planned out for you—including the preserved Roman city of Jerash, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Petra, and the capital city of Amman too.

Colloquially called The Lowlands, the plains between the southern coast and the hilly interior are only sparsely populated these days, but in earlier ages they were thick with human activity, witnessing some of the most significant events of yesteryear. Just an hour's drive from both Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, we will explore the Lowlands by visiting a series of sites in close proximity that tell the tales of past millennia. Some of these have been carefully preserved by the National Parks Authority, while others have yet to be recognized and restored to a state that befits their historic importance, but all of them hold fascinating stories that speak volumes about the human condition, and which shed light on even the most recent current events. Experience a SHATNEZ day tour of The Lowlands with local journalist DAVID SHEEN as your guide.

Make the most of your time on shore and discover key New Testament sites on this full-day private tour with a licensed guide. Highlights include the Church of Annunciation and St. Joseph’s Church in Nazareth, Cana, Church of the Beatitudes with views of the Sea of Galilee, Capernaum, and Yardenit baptismal site.

Delve into the UNESCO-designated Bauhaus architecture lining Rothschild Boulevard, a testament to the city's cosmopolitan allure. Traverse the historic Neve Tzedek neighborhood, birthplace of Tel Aviv, with its restored buildings echoing tales of the city's inception. Wander through the bustling Carmel Market, tantalizing your taste buds with Israeli delicacies and gathering culinary recommendations from your guide. Immerse yourself in history at the Independence Hall Museum, where Israel's statehood was proclaimed in 1948, unraveling the nation's journey to independence. Explore the Bet Bialik Museum, illuminating Israeli society through the lens of poet Chaim Nachman Bialik's life. Conclude at the Nahalat Benyamin Visitors Center, awash with vibrant street art and artisanal treasures, before indulging in Middle Eastern ice cream delights.

Step into a world rarely seen by outsiders—where the brilliance of diamonds meets the cutting edge of Israeli innovation. This exclusive tour of the Israel Diamond Exchange offers a rare glimpse behind the scenes of two of Israel’s most powerful industries: diamond craftsmanship and high-tech entrepreneurship. You’ll explore the fascinating contrast between age-old techniques of diamond cutting and the advanced technologies now used around the world—many developed right here. As you walk through the exchange, you’ll uncover how Israel became a global leader in both diamonds and tech, with some of the country’s biggest economic successes born in these very buildings. Whether you’re drawn to the timeless allure of precious stones or the excitement of breakthrough ideas, this immersive experience reveals the true sparkle behind Israel’s global reputation.

Delve into the captivating Ottoman heritage of Jaffa on this informative walking tour. Begin at Jerusalem Boulevard, where you’ll discover the Turkish influence and the story of Bulgarian Jewish immigration. Explore iconic sites like the Siksik Mosque and Yafet Street, and learn about Jaffa’s significance in early Christianity through landmarks like St. Peter's Church, and enjoy a break near the Jaffa Clock Tower, if possible indulging in a taste of traditional knafeh. This tour offers a unique perspective on Jaffa's history and cultural evolution. -Walking tour starting at from Bloomfield Stadium - Explore historic sites including Siksik Mosque and St. Peter's Church - View local artwork commemorating significant events - Enjoy free time near the Jaffa Clock Tower with a chance to taste knafeh Available in English and Hebrew

Relive the dramatic Siege of Jerusalem in 70 AD through the eyes of a Roman Praetorian. This immersive self-guided tour traces the Roman assault from Jaffa Gate to the Temple Mount's destruction, exploring ramparts, breached walls, and the final aftermath atop the Mount of Olives. Discover pivotal moments, historical sites, and the strategies that shaped one of history's most consequential sieges. Solve puzzles, explore the city, and find hidden gems at your own pace. Try a new type of experience with your smartphone, the perfect mix between a walking tour, sightseeing, and a scavenger hunt.

On this self-guided walking tour through Neve Tzedek, you'll take a break from the non-stop city and find history in its first neighbourhood. Neve Tzedek was the first Jewish neighbourhood outside the walls of ancient Jaffa, and the beginning of what’s now Tel Aviv, built by Aron Chelouche in 1887 so he could escape the inner-city crowds. Allow me, Tomer, a tour guide and Aron’s great-great-great grandson, to show you the narrow and picturesque streets dotted around the neighbourhood, and bring its stories to life. I’ll also show you the house of my forefathers on our way to Chelouche Bridge – which was built especially so my great-great-great grandfather could travel into town. Discover Neve Tzedek's secrets: shutter signals, a $100 million house, free movies at Eden Cinema, historic feuds, its Parisian roots, and a Nobel balcony. Give yourself at least 40 minutes to fully explore and appreciate Tel Aviv’s petit Paris.

On this self-guided circular tour through Jaffa, you'll you’ll hear the stories behind its beautifully restored and preserved buildings. Old Jaffa’s long and twisted tale is filled with familiar characters: Alexander the Great, the Crusaders, and even Napoleon. The city’s collection of artists’ quarters and urban parks overlooking the Mediterranean Sea make it a unique area to explore and enjoy. You’ll follow in the footsteps of a few historic characters who spent time here. Tomer, your tour guide, will tell you about the city’s long history and how archaeological findings from the times of the pharaohs were discovered in these gardens. He’ll also peel back the area’s layers of history and share how his family, the Chelouche family, helped modernise Jaffa. You’ll also be able to make a wish on top of the Wishing Bridge before heading to the highest point in Old Jaffa. By the end of this almost circular route, you’ll have a deeper appreciation for this port city’s history.

Most visitors see Jaffa and Tel Aviv as two separate stops. They are one story, and the walk between them is how it makes sense. We begin above the excavations at Kedumim Square, where a port city traded across the Mediterranean long before Tel Aviv had a name. We take in the Clock Tower, St. Peter's Church, and the hilltop of Abrasha Park. Throughout, I separate archaeological evidence from tradition and legend. Then we walk north, the direction the city itself moved. At HaTachana, the 1892 railway station, the country turns inland. But Neve Tzedek was built in 1887 — five years earlier. You'll have the answer why by Shabazi Street. We pass the restored houses of Neve Tzedek and the Suzanne Dellal Centre, then reach Rothschild Boulevard, home to roughly 4,000 Bauhaus buildings, UNESCO-listed in 2003. I'll show you how to read a façade. A break with restrooms and coffee is included at HaTachana. I am a licensed guide, working in English and Russian.

Your odyssey begins at the revered Church of the Holy Sepulchre, a marvel of medieval architecture housing the purported tomb of Jesus Christ. Delve into its rich history and artistic treasures before proceeding to the revered Temple Mount, cherished by Jews, Christians, and Muslims alike. Here, marvel at the Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque, epitomes of Islamic heritage. Your guide illuminates the religious significance of each site. Continuing, you'll encounter the solemn Western Wall, epitomizing Jewish faith and devotion, and trace Jesus' steps along the Via Dolorosa, pausing at Stations of the Cross imbued with Christian significance. Concluding your spiritual sojourn, immerse yourself in the vibrant ambiance of the Old City Souk, a bustling bazaar teeming with cultural treasures and aromatic spices, offering a sensory journey through Jerusalem's rich tapestry.

This is the best tour I’ve created: a walk through 4,000 years of history that I call “Through Stone, Cross and Concrete.” We start with the ancient stones, from the gate of Ramses to the legend of Andromeda’s Rock. We move on to the cross, with St. Peter’s Church and the story of why Jaffa is holy to billions of people. We end with the concrete, the modern city that grew around it all. It’s a big storytelling experience, and the best welcome you can get to the story of Jaffa, Tel Aviv and Israel. What sets me apart is the way I tell it: real depth and knowledge, woven into one great story. You won’t just hear facts, you’ll understand how it all connects.

The past and present collide at every turn in Jerusalem. On this self-guided audio tour along the ancient ramparts (old city walls), you’ll experience breathtaking views over both the Old City and modern Jerusalem, while literally straddling the boundary between them. As you traverse these Ottoman walls, built by Suleiman the Magnificent in the 1500s, you’ll find out how these fortifications have seen three millennia of history. I’ll also tell you how they continue to unite and divide this extraordinary city. The tour starts at Jaffa Gate, from where you’ll walk atop the massive stone walls of the David Citadel. You’ll marvel at the Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque from an exclusive vantage point while learning about Temple Mount’s significance to three major faiths. The tour ends back at Jaffa Gate, where you’ll hear about the forgotten Ottoman clock tower that once stood proudly over the entrance.

On this self-guided audio tour, you'll spot the signs of the salvation-seeking pioneers who called the port city home. Join me, Tomer Chelouche, a Tel Aviv city guide, as we uncover Jaffa's overlooked gem—the Noga neighborhood. Wander through the former American-German colony, tracing its rich history from Gesher Theater to its heart. Explore the area's wooden balconies, remnants of the first American settlers in 1866, and hear tales of Rolla Floyd, the colony's pioneer. Discover houses left by Americans, acquired by Germans, and the Beit Immanuel Guesthouse, once Kaiser Wilhelm II's retreat. Stroll the charming streets, immersed in the stories of love, jealousy, and transformation that shaped this vibrant enclave. This tour tells the unusual story of devoted American and, later, German Christians who came to settle in the Holy Land in the mid-1800s with the hopes of finding salvation. Their story deviates from the mainstream narrative told at Jaffa’s more touristic sites.

In recent years, Jaffa has been attracting an increasing number of tourists as well as locals. Chef-owned restaurants stand alongside antique shops. It's an all-sensorial destination with colors', tastes, smells, and stories to enhance your experience.

Pickup from your hotel in Tel Aviv and Herzliya from 10:00 am * Arriving to the Diamond exchange center, in Ramat Gan. * The tour inside will be accompanied by Diamond bourse members, and gemologist with a GIA degree. * A short introduction of the diamond center. * Security check; Because of the large amount of diamonds that held in the building, (70% of the total amount in the world), the entering subjected to security check that includes; getting an entering badge, a formal dressing code and no cameras allowed. * Lecture about the topics mention below- 1. The Diamond exchange center and its complex. 2. The parts that works inside the center. 3. Who is allowed to enter the place. 4. The Diamond world and the connection to the Jewish people. 5. The different gemological methods to value the diamond and determine it price. 6. Diamonds as an investment. In order to enter to the Bursa buildings their security and Passport id so you Must bring your passport with you.

Embark on a magical sunset tour of Jaffa Old City, where ancient history meets modern charm. Begin at Clock Tower Square and watch the sunset paint the sky as you explore the historic streets. Visit the Mahmoudiya Mosque, an Ottoman architectural gem, and the mystical Zodiac Bridge. Wander through Kdumim Square, a lively hub filled with cafes, art & restaurants. Take in the vibrant atmosphere as the sun sets turning the ancient stones a vibrant orange. Continue to St. Peter’s a 19th century Francian church where you’ll enjoy a fusion of European and mediterranean architecture Finish your sunset adventure near Andromeda’s Rock, a site tied to Greek mythology. End at the Jaffa Port, a 3,000-year-old harbour brimming with maritime history. Stroll the waterfront with the fading sunset glow glimmering across the ocean and Tel Aviv skyline. Upgrade your tour to include food tastings after your Sunset Walking Tour

While many tours visit standard viewpoints around the Sea of Galilee, this itinerary offers a unique, deep-dive experience into the archaeological, cultural, and spiritual secrets of the area. Unlike standard regional tours, step directly into active excavations at Magdala. Stand inside a remarkably preserved 1st-century synagogue where Jesus taught and view ancient mikvaot (ritual baths) still fed by natural springs. Up-Close Biblical History: Get an intimate look at the famous 2,000-year-old "Jesus Boat" at the Yigal Allon Center, bringing ancient Galilean fishing heritage vividly to life. Complete Regional Narrative: Seamlessly bridge 2000 years of history from Second Temple-era roots to modern pioneer kibbutz culture, defense heritage, and local community life along the lake. Enjoy a relaxed, scenic lunch break right on the water’s edge featuring traditional St. Peter’s Fish at Kibbutz Ein Gev. Experience Lake Kinneret from every perspective, and dramatic cliffside lookouts

Discovering Israel is... immerse yourself in a millennial history, in Jerusalem in front of the Wailing Wall, on the esplanade of the Mosques or at the Holy Sepulchre, But that's not all… To discover Israel is to swim in the Dead Sea, the Red Sea, in the Mediterranean or in Lake Tiberias, it's strolling in Tel-Aviv, the city that "never sleeps", is to climb the steep streets of the port city of Haifa on the slopes of Mount Carmel, at the gates of the Galilee and the Golan Heights, But then again, that's not all... Discovering Israel means hiking, horseback riding or driving, surfing, hot-air ballooning, sleeping in a Bedouin camp or tasting the culinary specialties of a multitude of cultures, it's admiring urban graffiti, it's blending into the melting pot of populations mingling on a daily basis, it is also to discover a rich, ancient and preserved nature. To discover Israel is to be at the heart of the world.

Visiting Yad Vashem is a must-see to understand the history of the Jewish people. Given the immensity of the site, my mission is to offer you a coherent, human and deep journey, adapted to your pace and your questions. You have three options: The History Museum (2 hours): A chronological journey through testimonies and personal objects, to understand the destiny of individuals and communities. The Memorial Site (2 hours): A walk through the architecture of memory: the Children's Memorial, the Valley of Communities and the Alley of the Righteous Among the Nations. The Full Journey (3 hours): A total immersion combining the History Museum and outdoor sites for a global vision of the Holocaust and Renaissance. This private tour is conducted with great sensitivity. It encourages dialogue and reflection on lessons learned from the past, providing a unique and personalized memorial experience for families and groups.

Stroll through the old Jaffa and explore hidden streets of the ancient city. Your personal guide will help you to dive into rich history of this town with easy and fun interpretation. You will walk along the Port, drop in the open-air picture gallery and of course explore local market. This tour is perfect for single tourists, couples and families, you will not be tired from Israeli warm weather as the program of a tour lined up especially for you to know the city in the short time with the professional and friendly tour guide. Don’t waste your time to scroll other tours you already have a decision!