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The Tour of the Monasteries is one of the most informative and history intensive tours we have. in addition to the visit to Bethlehem Old City, This tour is one of our new tours that covers most historical places in the Judean Desert. We recommend this tour for you if you prefer learning more about the history and see archeological sights. We will Cover the most important biblical sites in Bethlehem City and the neighboring city Beit Sahour. Our tour will cover a guided tour to the Chapel of the Shepherd's field. Then we will continue to visit the old city of Bethlehem where lies the Church of the nativity, the place where Jesus Christ was born. Then we will visit the Church of the Milk Grotto. A short but refreshing stop at a local olive factory is provided before we continue our tour through the Judean Desert to go visit Saint Saba Monastery, Saint George Monastery and Mount of Temptation Monastery. All times are approximate, Switch of vehicles are Required

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.

This is the flagship tour of the Green Olive Collective, and can set the stage for further exploration of the country. The experience is intended for anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians, to go a little beyond the 'Them and Us' discourse, and to learn from a guide who has in-depth knowledge of the issues as well as an alternative perspective.

Take this superb 2-day Petra tour from Tel Aviv, and discover the ancient lost city, all carved into red cliff walls; see the enormous Petra Treasury, snap amazing pictures at the Royal Tombs, reach the enigmatic Petra Monastery, and take in breathtaking views! • Guaranteed departure – Plan your trip easily, with complete peace of mind • Combine your vacation in Israel with the unforgettable Nabataean Lost City of Petra • Join the tour from Tel Aviv and enjoy an awesome experience for a fair price • Ride to Petra in comfort, in an advanced, air-conditioned vehicle • Enjoy A fully guided day of adventure with a local professional guide • Stay overnight in a great hotel right next to Petra • Free time in Petra to explore the entire site and see the local Bedouin market

Even if you don't have time to overnight in Jordan, you can still visit Petra on this day tour from Tel Aviv. Travel by bus over the border and explore the ancient city that was carved out of pink-hued rock cliffs more than 2,000 years ago in the company of your guide. Includes lunch at a local restaurant.

This vacation will make you feel like Indiana Johns: Take a short flight from Tel Aviv and explore the otherworldly Wadi Rum, a magical wilderness where Star Wars movies were filmed; after a pampering glamping night, visit Petra – a 2.300-year-old city of colossal temples and shrines, all carved in red cliffs! • Get a round-trip flight from Tel Aviv to Eilat • Ramon Airport Pick-up and drop-off • Guaranteed departure – Plan your trip easily, with complete peace of mind • Combine your vacation in Israel with the amazing Wadi rum and the unforgettable Nabataean Lost City of Petra • Join the tour and enjoy an awesome experience for a fair price • Ride in comfort, in an advanced, air-conditioned vehicle • Explore the stunning Wadi Rum and take an exciting Jeep Safari tour • 2 fully guided days of adventure with a local professional guide • A Night of Glamping in a genuine Bedouin camp • Authentic Lunch and Dinner, including special Bedouin Grill

How did an ambitious idea on the sand become a city known around the world? Join me, Maria, a licensed Israeli tour guide, for a private walking tour beside the Yarkon River and Tel Aviv Port. Discover the dreamers, daring decisions and surprising events that helped build a city and shape a country. Think of Tel Aviv as Israel’s most successful startup. Through six connected stories, we explore sport, Mediterranean trade, the birth of the port, electricity and the improvised beginnings of Israel’s Air Force. Historical photographs, music and storytelling bring these stories to life. Meet the people behind the familiar names, including Meir Dizengoff, Yosef Yekutieli and Pinhas Rutenberg, and discover how their ambitious ideas became national institutions. Every guest receives a First Maccabiah Participant Card as a souvenir. We can also pause at Shuk HaNamal for food and drinks, purchased separately. Enjoy 2.5 hours of discovery by the river and sea.

Explore Jerusalem and Bethlehem on a guided trip and walk in the footsteps of people who lived thousands of years ago. See Jerusalem's Old City and discover the origins of Christianity in Bethlehem.

Take a bus from Tel Aviv to discover the perfect beaches of Aqaba and the enchanting Wadi Rum, an otherworldly wilderness where several Star Wars movies were filmed; after a night of great Bedouin glamping, see the amazing temples of Petra – an ancient city carved into red cliffs, and explore its huge temples like Indiana Johns! - Guaranteed departure – Plan your trip easily, with complete peace of mind - Combine your vacation in Israel with the amazing Wadi rum and the unforgettable Nabataean Lost City of Petra - Join the tour from Tel Aviv and enjoy an awesome experience for a fair price - Ride in comfort, in an advanced, air-conditioned vehicle - Explore the stunning Wadi Rum and take an exciting Jeep Safari tour - 2 fully guided days of adventure with a local professional guide - A Night of Glamping in a genuine Bedouin camp - Authentic Lunch and Dinner, including special Bedouin Grill

Layers of local history await you in the trendy Gan HaHashmal Neighborhood. It started as a luxury neighborhood, constructed by the financial elite of 1920’s Tel Aviv. Alas, over the years it crumbled down and was in a dire state of urban decay up until the 1990’s. Transformed from a particularly dubious area, the neighborhood made a remarkable comeback in recent years. Gan HaHashmal is once again a highly coveted area in the heart of the city. As you stroll through its streets you will feel the positive vibes that ooze from the unique designer shops and from the fashionable cafes and restaurants. To uncover the magnificent history of the Gan HaHashmal neighborhood follow this DIY tour that will unveil the intriguing stories that lie dormant in each stylish building that you see. The tour is ready whenever you are and the audio plays automatically at exactly the right time and place using your smartphone's GPS and the VoiceMap mobile app, which also works offline.

A Journey Through Time: Join us for a journey through time as we explore the rich history of Caesarea Maritima. From its inception as a royal city built by King Herod, to its role as a center of early Christianity, Caesarea has played a key role in the history of the Holy Land. Walk through the ancient ruins and imagine what life was like for the residents of this bustling city, and learn about the events that shaped its history and left their mark on the region. Whether you're interested in Roman history, early Christianity, or the cultural heritage of the Holy Land, this tour is sure to be a fascinating and memorable experience. The tours are guided by Daniel or by his handpicked partners - all professional tour guides, fluent in English with licensed touristic vehicles. *Back-to-ship on-time guarantee!

Experience the rich history and spiritual heritage of Jerusalem and Bethlehem on a full-day private trip from Tel Aviv. With an expert English-speaking driver, you’ll explore iconic Jerusalem sites such as the Garden of Gethsemane, the Mount of Olives, and the Old City, entering through Zion Gate to see the Western Wall (Wailing Wall), Via Dolorosa, and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, where Jesus was crucified. Then, travel to Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus, to visit the Church of the Nativity, where a sacred underground grotto marks the exact spot of his birth. This tour combines seamless private transportation with personalized guidance, allowing you to immerse yourself in history, culture, and spirituality without the hassle of navigating on your own.

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

Step into Israel’s geostrategic frontline on this powerful tour of the northern border with Lebanon. Visit key communities like Arab al-Aramshe, Shetula, Manara, Misgav Am, and Metula - villages that have stood in the shadow of repeated conflict and yet continue to rise stronger. Through firsthand accounts, historical context, and breathtaking border landscapes, you'll explore the complex dynamics of war, defense, and civilian resilience. This is not just a tour of places, but of people and perseverance, offering a rare lens into life on one of Israel’s most sensitive and storied frontiers. The tour can be tailor-made according to your requests. The tours are guided by Daniel or by his handpicked partners - all professional tour guides, fluent in English with licensed touristic vehicles. *Back-to-ship on-time guarantee!

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

Let me give you a sneak peek into Tel Aviv’s street art scene. On this tour we walk through the neighborhood and look at the walls, the murals and the writing on the wall. But the real reason I do it is to show you the scene from the inside, because something changed here recently. A new wave of artists joined in, and they brought a lot of color to the city. The municipality gave up on stopping it. Now developers sell new apartments with the graffiti underneath. My tag is worth money today. I never planned that. Along the way I’ll share a unique kind of graffiti art that exists only in Israel, and only in this neighborhood. I’ll tell you who paints where and what the unwritten rules of the street are. Since October 7th the walls have changed. You’ll see sorrow, and also hope for better times, as the art comes back to life. I paint live too, and I’ve watched this scene grow from the inside. Come walk it with me and ask me anything.

Celebrate Christmas where it happened on this Christmas Eve tour of Jerusalem and Bethlehem. View the Mount of Olives before visiting the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Afterwards, make your way to Bethlehem in a vehicle with a driver. Take in views of the city from the Hill of Evil and admire the local Christmas decorations.  Participate in the midnight mass either in the Church of Nativity or in Manger Square.

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.

Clear Turquoise Waters: crystal clear & beautiful turquoise hue, making it a picturesque location for swimming, and paddle boarding. Marine Life: The waters surrounding are home to a diverse range of marine life, including sea turtles & various species of tropical fish, making it an excellent location for wildlife spotting. Experience the unparalleled allure of Tel Aviv's beaches with their azure waves, sandy shores, and vibrant atmosphere. What sets these coastal havens apart is the diverse array of options, each beach boasting its own distinctive charm and attractions.

Tel Aviv is usually explained through architecture. This walk explains it through architecture and food together. We start at HaTachana, the 1892 railway station. Neve Tzedek, minutes away, was built in 1887, five years before the railway — you'll learn why by Shabazi Street. We pass the restored houses of Tel Aviv's first neighbourhood and the Suzanne Dellal Centre, then cross into a city built forty years later on different principles. Rothschild Boulevard holds roughly 4,000 International Style buildings, the largest concentration anywhere, inscribed by UNESCO in 2003. We continue down Nahalat Binyamin, laid out in 1909, to Carmel Market, founded in the 1920s. Taste fifty years of immigration: fresh malawach, sabich, burekas, cheeses and halva cut from the block. Come hungry — tastings replace a light meal. Tell me about allergies when booking; vegetarian, kosher and gluten-free options work. Licensed guide, English and Russian.

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.

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.

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.

Step off the beach and into a storybook as you stroll through Neve Tzedek — Tel Aviv’s very first neighborhood and its most charming! This guided walking tour is your time machine through cobblestone streets, pastel-colored houses, and the bohemian heart of the White City. We’ll begin at the beautifully restored HaTachana Railway Station, where Ottoman trains once puffed into Jaffa, and journey through the winding lanes of Shabazi Street, filled with boutique shops, hidden gardens, and local secrets. You’ll hear the tales behind: The dazzling Suzanne Dellal Center, once a school for girls — now Israel’s home for dance. The whimsical art of Nahum Gutman, who painted Tel Aviv as a place of dreams. The story of Rokach House, where one family’s vision helped build a city from sand. Whether it’s your first time in Tel Aviv or your fifth, this tour shows you the city’s soul — one charming corner at a time. Perfect for photographers, architecture lovers, and curious wanderers!