When you arrive in Tel Aviv, a representative will meet you in the airplane sleeve to take you through a separate passport control desk. They will then help you collect your luggage before escorting you to the arrivals gate, where your driver will be waiting for you. The transfer from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem will take approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes and will be done in a private vehicle with a driver.

Jerusalem, known as the Holy Land, is revered by Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. The Mount of Olives overlooks the Old City and separates it from the Judean Desert. Start the day at the Mount of Olives with an English-speaking driver-guide. Enjoy the panoramic view of the Old City and visit the Church of Saint Anne and the Pools of Bethesda. Follow the Via Dolorosa, a significant Christian pilgrimage route, ending at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Explore the narrow souks connecting the Christian and Jewish Quarters, and end the morning at the Western Wall. This wall is considered the holiest accessible site for Jewish prayer. Leave the Old City through the Dung Gate and visit the City of David, an archaeological site with findings dating back to the Bronze Age.

Jerusalem’s historical center extends beyond the Old City. Many treasures are scattered throughout the city. Start the day at the Israel Museum. Drive by the Supreme Court and the Knesset. The museum holds artifacts related to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The two most important exhibits are a model of the city from the time of the Second Temple and the Shrine of the Book, housing the Dead Sea Scrolls. Visit the Holocaust Memorial of Yad Vashem, located on Mount Herzl. It is a memorial to victims of the Holocaust. Head to the Machane Yehuda Market, known as the Shuk. Have lunch at one of the restaurants catering to Kosher and non-Kosher dietary requirements. The market is bustling with activity as locals and travelers shop for local produce, breads, nuts, spices, and desserts. With your Shuk Bites card, taste a variety of products and flavors as your guide shows you around.

The ancient village of Ein Karem, located on the western edge of Jerusalem, is now a sought-after neighborhood with art galleries, biblical sites, and diverse restaurants. It has long been a peaceful retreat and a destination for Christian pilgrims due to its association with John the Baptist. One can visit the Church of the Visitation, the Church of St. John the Baptist, and Mary's Spring in this village. Additionally, the famous Chagall Windows at Hadassah Hospital's synagogue should not be missed.

Wine has been an integral part of religious ceremonies in Israel for centuries. Join your English-speaking driver-guide to explore the wineries in the Judean Hills near Jerusalem. Over the past two decades, the wineries in this region have made significant progress in improving their quality, focusing on European varietals to cater to the Israeli market.

Start your day with breakfast at the hotel and then join your private guide and transportation for an excursion to Nazareth. This is the place where Jesus spent his childhood. Explore the Church of the Annunciation, where Mary received the news of her pregnancy with Jesus. Afterward, continue your journey to Cana of Galilee, the renowned site where Jesus performed the Miracle of the Wine. Finally, conclude the tour and head to Galilee.

Safed, a mountain-top city in the north, is a hub of Kabbalah and Jewish mysticism. It is one of Judaism’s Four Holy Cities, along with Jerusalem, Hebron, and Tiberias. The old town consists of narrow cobblestone alleys, with artists' galleries, medieval synagogues, homes, and guest houses. It is best explored on foot. The Joseph Caro and Ha'Ari synagogues are important religious meeting places. The Artist's quarter is filled with captivating galleries, and the Safed Candle Shop produces high-quality hand-dipped wax candles. The Metsuda Citadel, at the city's peak, has ruins dating back to the Crusaders and Mamluks. Safed has been deeply affected by earthquakes and recent wars, including the Great Stairs built by the British in 1936 to separate the Jewish and Arab quarters after riots.

The Sea of Galilee has been sacred in the Holy Land since biblical times. It became significant in Jewish culture when the Romans banned Jews from Jerusalem and is associated with numerous events in Jesus's ministry. The freshwater sea, also known as Lake Kinneret, is best explored by boat. With a private English-speaking guide, take a private boat tour and immerse yourself in landscapes that have been sacred for thousands of years. The wooden boat resembles ancient vessels, evoking nostalgia for a time when people relied on the sea for their livelihood and witnessed its miracles.

Journey comfortably from Galilee to Tel Aviv with a private guide. Visit the ancient port city of Acre, marked by the Crusaders. Continue south to Haifa and experience the grandeur of the Bahai Gardens. Take in the panoramic view from Mount Carmel before reaching the final stop in Caesarea. Explore the archeological site and enjoy a concert at the restored theater. Finally, relax in your Tel Aviv hotel or explore the culinary scene.

Tel Aviv, situated along the Mediterranean coast, harmoniously blends the country's historical roots in neighboring Jaffa with its thriving hub of culture, art, business, and a booming culinary scene, giving Israel a modern edge. Start your half-day journey with a private English-speaking guide who will take you on a walking tour of Old Jaffa. Explore the Clock Tower in the central square, one of seven towers constructed in Palestine during the Ottoman period.

Next, travel by car to Tel Aviv and explore Rothschild Boulevard on foot. This boulevard is renowned for its stunning Bauhaus architecture and is home to numerous art galleries, performing arts venues, and fine dining establishments. The unique Bauhaus style of architecture in this area earned Tel Aviv the nickname of the "White City" and contributed to its recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Located in central Tel Aviv, the Carmel Market is the city's largest and most vibrant marketplace. Known as the Shuk among locals, this bustling Middle Eastern-style market reflects Israel's diverse immigrant heritage, offering a delightful mix of Middle Eastern spices, European pastries and breads, fresh fish from the nearby Mediterranean Sea, and abundant produce from the country's rolling hills. Accompanied by a local food expert, navigate through the maze of colorful merchants and indulge in a gastronomical adventure. Sample the guide's favorite local treats and experience the diverse culinary influences that shape Israel's emerging culinary identity.

Tel Aviv has long been Israel's creative and cultural center, with a vibrant theater scene, eclectic Bohemian neighborhoods, and diverse galleries and museums. Experience the best of Tel Aviv's artistic landscape with a private tour of two renowned museums: the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and Ilana Goor Museum in Jaffa.

Begin your day at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the country's first art museum and a leading institution for modern and contemporary art from Israel and abroad. Then, venture to Jaffa, an ancient city perched on a hill. Don't miss the Ilana Goor Museum, a stunning architectural gem filled with a wide range of internationally recognized pieces by Ilana Goor.

Please note that today's experience can be personalized to match your interests. Other notable museums in Tel Aviv include the ANU Museum, which explores the history of the Jewish People and the Jewish diaspora, and Migdal Shalom, featuring a photography exhibition showcasing the city's early days. Discuss your preferences with your Destination Expert to ensure a visit that suits you best.

Experience a hassle-free transfer from the airport to your hotel with a driver who speaks English. Upon arrival at Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Airport, you will be greeted by an airport representative who will guide you through the security process, check-in, and passport control.