Israel

Jerusalem

Without a doubt one of the most special and unique cities of all times, the proud capital of modern Israel is the holiest place on earth for two of three monotheistic religions.

Eilat

With a population of about 25,000, swelling to well over 150 thousand at the peak of the tourist season, Israel’s southernmost city enjoys a unique location

Tel Aviv-Yafo

Tel Aviv Israel, tour Tel Aviv cultural and entertainment capital of Israel, experience the "City that never sleeps". Visit the museums in Tel Aviv including the Diaspora Museum.

Acre

Acre, the Ancient Port City in the Western Galilee has some wonderful sites to visit including the Crusaders' Crypts and the Fortress.

Arad

Urban settlement in the north-eastern Negev east of Beer Sheva

Ashkelon

Ashkelon in the South of Israel on the Mediterranen sea. The National Park of Askelon which is situated on the site of the ancient city has many Byzantine, Crusader and Roman ruins.

Bat Yam

Bat Yam, south of Jaffa on the Mediterranean sea. Hotels, beautiful beaches and many restaurants. Tour Israel with us.

Beer Sheva

Beer Sheva is considered the capital of the Negev and is the city of the Patriachs. There are many historical sites to visit in the area.

Beit Shean

Beit Shean A city in the Beit Shean valley on the site of the ancient city of Beit Shean. Visit the many historical relics, the museum and the war memorial.

Bethlehem

Bethlehem - the location of the birth of Jesus. There are many churches, monasteries and other religious institutions to visit including the Church of the Nativity and Rachel's Tomb.

Caesarea

The ancient port of Caesarea is situated north of Hadera in Israel and was named after the Caesar Augustus, Caesarea has many interesting places to visit including the amphitheatre and an aqueduct

Capernaum

Capernaum is on the shores of the Sea of Galilee in Israel and is named after the Prophet Nahum. According to Christian belief Petrus was born here and Jesus lived here for a period while performing miracles and preaching.

Central Israel

Dead Sea

The Dead Sea is the lowest point on Earth. The water is rich in minerals and rejuvenating. Recommended for people with skin problems to go to the Dead Sea and have treatments at one of the many spas in the area.

Galileo

Galileo

Haifa

Haifa is the major port and industrial center of Haifa is in Northern Israel on the Haifa Bay. The city has many sites to visit including museums, the Baha’i Temple, Elijah’s Cave, The Crusaders Fort and several museums.

Hamat Gader

Herzliya

Jericho

The city of Jericho is situated in the Jordan Valley. Ruins of a synagogue, burial ground and Herod's winter Palaces can be found here.

Katzrin

Kefar Kana

Kefar Kana is considered to be the area where Jesus turned water into wine

Korazin

Korazin

Nahariya

Nahariya

Nazareth

Nazareth, a city holy to Christians is situated in the Lower Galilee. This is where Jesus spent his childhood with Mary and Joseph. There are many churches and monasteries to tour in Nazareth. Visit the Church of the Annunciation where the angel appeared to announce to Mary that she would bear a son.

Negev

Negev

Netanya

Netanya is a modern resort city spread along eleven endless kilometers of some of the finest beaches on the eastern Mediterranean shore

Qumran

Qumran

Ramat Gan

Ramat Gan

Safed

Safed

Sea of Galilee

The Sea of Galilee in the Northern Jordan Valley is a holy place in the Christian tradition.This is where Jesus taught from Peter’s boat and walked on the water.Tour the area on one of our many guided tours.

Tabgha

On the shores of the Sea of Galilee is Tagbha - a holy place for Christians where the multiplication of loaves took place. Tour the area and visit the Church of ther Multiplication.

Tiberias

Tiberias, one of the four cities holy to the Jews, is located next to the Sea of Galilee. There are many attractions in the area including several ancient sites and crusader buildings.