Top Jerusalem Nature Walks

Combine a Masada tour and Dead Sea trip into one memorable full-day tour from Jerusalem. Travel through the Judean desert by air-conditioned coach and pass the site of the famous New Testament parable of the Good Samaritan. Arrive at Masada and ride the cable car to the legendary mountaintop ruins of King Herod’s palaces. After a guided tour, drive to the Dead Sea. Relish the surreal Dead Sea floating experience and choose to take a therapeutic mud bath. Then, return to Jerusalem, passing the ancient city of Jericho on route.

Northern Israel is filled with important sites dating back to the New Testament—but seeing them all, especially with limited time, is a challenge for travelers unfamiliar with the region and without their own transportation. On this guided tour, experience the Holy Land's highlights, including Nazareth, Mt. Tabor, and the Sea of Galilee, with the option to be baptized in the Jordan River.

Discover the stories woven into the streets of Jerusalem’s Old City with a knowledgeable local guide. Start at Jaffa Gate, a corridor that has seen centuries of religions, cultures, battles, and triumphs. In the Jewish Quarter, marvel at the Western Wall, and walk along the Via Dolorosa in the Christian Quarter. Continue to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, a site famous for its spiritual and historical significance. Your guide brings the city’s past to life, sharing fascinating anecdotes and hidden details that most visitors miss. If you’re in Jerusalem and looking for the perfect way to spend your morning, join our immersive half-day Old City walking tour. Join an expert local and explore the 4 quarters, from iconic landmarks to the quiet, tucked-away corners.

Begin your immersive journey into Jerusalem's timeless legacy at the David Citadel Hotel, where your expert guide awaits. Traverse beyond the Old City walls to the Tower of David, an emblem of Jerusalem's resilience, offering archaeological insights and panoramic vistas. Continue to the Church of the Dormition, a marvel of Byzantine architecture imbued with spiritual significance. Ascend Mount Zion to the Room of the Last Supper and the Tomb of King David, sacred sites steeped in religious reverence. Stroll through the ancient Cardo, a restored Roman thoroughfare evoking Jerusalem's past glory. Encounter the Hurva Synagogue in the Jewish Quarter, a testament to resilience amid adversity. Conclude at the Austrian Hospice, savoring panoramic views and contemplating the profound beauty of Jerusalem's spiritual and historical essence.

Join a unique, inter-faith tour led by one Jewish and one Palestinian guide as you explore Jerusalem’s Old City. Highlights include stops at major religious and historical attractions, including Al Aqsa Mosque, the Western Wall, and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Go behind the sights to learn in-depth context about recent tensions as you ponder the fate of the city.

This tour is a captivating blend of history, spirituality, and culture, inviting you to immerse in Galilee's authentic essence. Engage with diverse communities, savor local flavors, and feel the serenity of the Sea of Galilee - moments that resonate beyond time. This tour goes beyond sightseeing, offering genuine connections and meaningful interactions. Immerse yourself in the heart of Galilee and savor local flavors for a truly authentic adventure.

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.

Mahane Yehuda Market illustrates the diversity of Israeli society and the foods of the various ethnic groups that are the result. Between a bite of Sabich and a bite of Kenafe, we will hear the story of the founders of the market, the different foods and about the artist who decided one night to decorate the shops with graffiti and turn the market into a gallery.

There’s so much to see and do in Jerusalem that knowing where to start can be overwhelming. Take this guided all-day tour to better understand the city’s 4,000-year-plus history and visit its important sites. See what are widely considered to be among the holiest places in the world to Jews, Christians, and Muslims: the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and more. Round-trip Jerusalem hotel transfers included.

Visit two of the most historic destinations within the West Bank during this full-day tour of Bethlehem and Jericho. See sights featured in the Old and New Testament, including the Church of Nativity, believed to be Jesus’s birthplace, and visit the oldest city in the world, Jericho, to uncover more ancient treasures.

Retrace the footsteps of Jesus on this full-day guided walking tour of Jerusalem. Travel along the Via Dolorosa, the street Jesus walked on the way to his crucifixion. Walk down the Mount of Olives and see other prominent sites in Old City Jerusalem, like the Pool of Bethesda, St Anne’s Church, the Convent of the Sisters of Zion and more. Jerusalem hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Explore and discover the treasures that lie in this special area which is of legendary importance to Christians and Jews alike. This Mount has overlooked the city of Jerusalem as it has been built, razed and conquered over thousands of years, and it has the stories, historical sites, and spiritual significance to match this unique position overlooking the old city.

Cover the highlights of Bethlehem during this half-day excursion from Tel Aviv. See the grotto in the Church of the Nativity where Jesus is believed to have been born during a guided tour. Visit the Shepherds’ Fields, where angels announce his birth in the New Testament. Shop for olive wood carvings and interact with local artisans. Tours end in Jerusalem.

On October 7th, during Simchat Torah, the Gaza Envelope was attacked. This tour explores the affected communities, highlighting their resilience. Visit Hostages Square in Tel Aviv, Sderot Police Station, Koby Lookout, a local kibbutz, the Nova Music Festival memorial, Tkuma’s “car graveyard,” and Mefalsim’s bomb shelter, where survivors share their experiences. Join us in honoring the strength of the region’s people.

The ideal introduction for first-time visitors, this small-group walking tour of Jerusalem’s Old City combines enriching context with first-rate views. Explore attractions considered sacred to three faiths, including the Dome of the Rock, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and Western Wall. A tasty lunch in a local restaurant is included, plus a complimentary tea or coffee.

Witness the world of the West Bank and explore its history and culture on this full-day guided tour from Jerusalem. See where Jesus was born in Bethlehem and where he was baptized in the Jordan River. Visit the town of Ramallah and see the tomb of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat. Stop at Jericho to see the oldest city in the world.

Masada, Ein Gedi, and the Dead Sea are tough to reach without a car. Visit all three in a single day—without the usual logistical hassles—on this self-guided tour. Hike to the top of hilltop Masada at sunrise, experience a real-life desert oasis at the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, and treat yourself to a rejuvenating dip in the legendary Dead Sea. Transportation to and from Jerusalem is included.

Add a visit to the lowest place on earth to your adventures! We will drive down to the Dead Sea area and stop on the way at the Sea Level Point. The first part of the tour we will spend exploring Masada, the desert stronghold fortified by Herod the Great, which was the venue for the last struggle between Jews and Romans during the Great Revolt. The remarkably well preserved fortress unfolds the shocking story of its end in 73 CE. ​We will continue to the Dead Sea beach, one of the saltiest lakes on earth, where you will experience your body floating on water while you read a newspaper. It is also an opportunity to enjoy a cold beer at the lowest bars in the world (-420 m!). Note: The price is for guiding only. Transportation is not included.