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Some of our tours

Tour of the Galilee

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Masada, Ein Gedi, dead sea and the Judaean desert

The Galilee is a lush fertile land abundant with Jewish history and spectacular hikes.

It is also the birth place of Christianity, spectacular nature, fantastic hikes, Jewish hide outs against the Romans, ancient Synagogues and Jewish villages.

Learn about Israel's victorious wars and the survival of the State. What ever your interests, we will tailor a tour for you that you will never forget.

Whether you hike up via the snake path or take the cable car, we will recount the days of King Herod's palace and the last stand of Jewish rebellion against Romans until 73CE. On the way we will pass by Jericho one of the oldest cities in the world, as well as float in the desert sea.

We will visit the spectacular waterfalls of Ein Gedi Oasis as well as the ancient Synagogue whist keeping an eye out for desert nature and learning about the famous dead sea scrolls.

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Old City Jerusalem walking tour

Visit Judea and Sameria

Explore 4000 years of history from the City of David to the Old City of Jerusalem.

We will embark on a journey from its earliest days as the capital of King David's kingdom exploring the original Canaanite tunnels, making our way to the Ottoman walls and today's Jewish Quarter. We will explore the history, the battles and the the archeological remains. Tours can be tailored to to modelled to fit your specific interests. The old city is my niche and was a resident there after my time in the army.

Judea and Samaria offers so much travelers whether its fantastic scenery, lovely wineries, exploring Hasmonean palaces, Herod's burial site and fortress or the burial place of the Abraham and the Patriarchs in Hebron. The mountains of Samaria can also be combined with a a visit to the Samaritans and Jewish communities. Having lived in the area, taken part in archeological digs and served in the army, I will endure to tailor the perfect personalized and safe trip.

Walking or Biking tour of Tel Aviv and Jaffa

Explore the Negev desert from sandboarding in Nitzana to ancient biblical Beershebe.

An ideal private tour to Jaffa and Tel Aviv offers a unique blend of ancient and modern history. While Tel Aviv is a bustling cosmopolitan city that never sleeps, Jaffa is a small-sized port city with a rich historical past. During the tour, we will explore the major sites and delve into the history. The picturesque streets of Neve Tzedek lead to Rothschild Boulevard, where Tel Aviv's first houses were constructed. The tour includes a visit to Independence Hall, where Ben Gurion declared Israel's statehood, a culinary stop at the Shuk, and a trip to Rabin Square to learn about the assassination of Israel's prime minister. Other options include a full culinary or cycling tour.. Whatever you choose, we will ensure that you have a captivating experience.

The Negev Desert is 60% of the State of Israel and a stunning natural wonder in southern Israel, known for its vast sand dunes and rugged mountains. Home to a variety of wildlife, including the Nubian ibex, desert hare, and the desert eagle. Visitors can also experience the unique desert night sky, hike and explore the unique landscapes, from the Ramon Crater to Zin valley and park Timma. From sand boarding near the Egyptian border, visit Nabatean palaces and learn about the ancient spice route or visit a local kibbutz and hear about battles of Israel’s Independence.

Other must-see attractions in the Negev include the grave of David Ben Gurion, Israel's first Prime Minister, located in Sde Boker. The Negev Desert offers a truly unique and unforgettable experience, a must-see destination for anyone visiting Israel.

Our experts in Christianity will take you on a guided tour exploring the Galilee region, beginning in Nazareth, the hometown of Jesus. We'll wander through the local market and visit the Church of Annunciation (Luke 1) and the "Synagogue church" (Luke 4). After that, we'll head to Cana to learn about the "miracle at the wedding" (John 2). Next, we'll visit "The town of Jesus" – Capernaum and visit the ancient Synagogue on the shores of the sea of Galilee. Depending on preference we may visit the Mount of Beatitudes, Magdala and its recently discovered Synagogue remains that date to the time of Jesus, the "Church of the Primacy of Peter," or the "Sea of Galilee Boat" exhibit before returning.

Chirstain tour of the Galilee

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Jewish tour of the Galilee

Northern Israel is known for its natural pastoral beauty and special Jewish history. In biblical times it was part of the northern Israelite kingdom, that broke off from the southern Kingdom. Whether you are interested in visiting the lush waters at ancient Tel Dan or visiting the mystical city Sefad, the Galilee has so much to offer. Another option is to visit the lush waterfalls and ancient Synagogues on the Golan as well as the famous Valley of tears and relive the tank battles of the Yom Kippur War. Whatever your interests we will tailor the perfect trip for you.

Jason Tennenboam, SA

“Thanks for a fantastic trip, my children learnt so much and we had the time of our lives. Great combination of adventure, history and culture. Thanks so much. Loved the F16 simulator, crawling through the caves at Beit Guvrim and the war stories on the Golan heights. Will be back again"

Glen and Sandra, Toronto

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We had the pleasure of spending a few days with Shmuel as he toured us through parts of both Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.

Sam is an amazing guy. His passion for the Country and intimate knowledge of its complex and varied history is simply unmatched.

When layered with his generosity of spirit, patience and genuine interest in his clients, it makes for a perfect experience.

In a nutshell, I can't think of a better informed or nicer tour guide to learn about the history and culture of the land of Israel.

Thank you Shmuel.

Glen and Sandra

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David Schoenfeld, Montreal

“Thanks Shmuel for such a fantastic two days. Visiting the sites of Biblical Israel and hearing the inspirational stories of the 1948 war was amazing. Our time with you will be remembered for a lifetime by our family!”

Thanks so much for such a splendid day. Hebron, Herodium and the Shefela was spectacular. Visiting those huge mikvuot off the beaten track and hearing the stories of King Herod really helped put history into perspective

"Incredible tour today and amazing photos. Standing by the same gate Abraham visited in Dan was incredible. Loved every minute - thanks so so much and we look forward to our next tour!! Highly recommended and greatly appreciated"

Michael Beattie

"We had such an overwhelming experience visiting. This was an amazing trip. Thank you so much for always taking our needs into account and ensuring we get the most out of our visit"

Hiking trips

Hiking in Israel is a unique and unforgettable experience, offering stunning natural beauty, rich history, and diverse landscapes. From the desert terrain of the Negev to the lush greenery of the Golan Heights or the forests around Jerusalem, hikers can explore a wide range of terrains and ecosystems. The Israel National Trail, a 620-mile trail that traverses the entire country.

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Culinary Tours

and Wine testing

Culinary tours in Israel offer a unique opportunity to explore the country's diverse and delicious food culture. Delve into the Israeli melting point. From traditional dishes to modern fusion cuisine, visitors can taste a variety of flavors and learn about the rich history and cultural influences behind each dish.

Judean desert:

Jewish history and nature

Come on an adventure to the lowest place om the world to the Judaean desert and dead. We will relive the last holdout against Rome after the fall of the second temple, explore the magnificent dead sea scrolls and caves as well as bask in the dead sea and visit the ancient oasis of Ein Gedi where King David fled from Avshalom.