Top Jerusalem Tours by Duration

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 tour offers deep biblical insight at every location. Walk where Jesus walked, study Scripture on-site, and experience the Gospel in the land where it happened. Usually, it is proposed that tourists take a look at the Bible from a Jewish perspective, and visiting Biblical sites. This way, we are adding more color to the biblical text.

Cover thousands of years of history in a single day during this shared full-day tour of Jerusalem. Travel comfortably by air-conditioned minivan, with pick-up and drop-off from a convenient central meeting point. Highlights include Jewish and Christian landmarks within the Old City—including the Western Wall and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre—and a visit to Yad Vashem Holocaust Remembrance Center.

Ready to experience Israel’s southern desert in a single day? Depart Jerusalem and head into the Judean Desert with a local guide to visit Masada, the ancient fortress towering above the Dead Sea. Hike the Snake Trail to explore the ruins and enjoy sweeping views of the desert below. Continue to Ein Gedi, a desert oasis with waterfalls, natural springs, and wildlife, offering a peaceful stop in the arid landscape. Finish the day at the Dead Sea, floating in its mineral-rich waters and soaking in the serene surroundings before returning to Jerusalem. Book your spot today!

Discover Jerusalem as golden evening light gives way to night. With a licensed local guide and a small group of no more than 12 guests, explore the Old City’s ancient lanes, sacred places and stories. Take in rooftop views around sunset, follow a section of the Via Dolorosa and experience the Church of the Holy Sepulchre after the daytime rush has eased, subject to opening hours and services. Walk through the Jewish Quarter and see the Western Wall illuminated at night. Your final 30 minutes are dedicated to relaxing over an included glass of wine or a soft drink in the Christian Quarter near New Gate. Personal storytelling, time for questions and a shared toast make this evening feel like exploring Jerusalem with a local friend.