ISRAEL
Imagine stepping into a land where history breathes life into every corner, where golden deserts meet pristine beaches, and where the sacred spiritual world drives your soul. In Israel, time folds upon itself, presenting a mesmerizing dance of ancient mystique and contemporary vibrance. Walk 3000 year old hallowed cobblestones streets that narrate tales as old as civilization. Find the light that sparks your soul, find your Israel Journey!
Israel where the awakening still lives.
HIGHLIGHTS & UNIQUE EXPERIENCES
jeep excursion around ramon crater
hot air ballon ride over the galilee
float in therapeutic waters of the dead sea
VIP tour of the city of david with archaelogist
Market tours with a local chef
private tasting of exquisite wines
Embark on a journey where every step echoes ancient tales. Walk Jerusalem's winding alleys whispering millennia of secrets, or Nazareth's biblical streets. Visit the desert's rugged landscapes, see a geological wonder resembling a lunar crater. Float in the Dead Sea with mineral-rich waters. Whether you're scaling Masada at dawn, windsurfing off Mediterranean coasts, or exploring the marketplaces with aromatic spices and colorful crafts, Israel transcends time.
places to explore
Jerusalem, G-d's city, is a city with religious and historical significance for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam as well as the rest of the world. It houses religious sites like the Western Wall, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the Dome of the Rock. As Israel's capital, Jerusalem is a vibrant modern city with a diverse population, surrounded by ancient walls in the Old City. The history and G-d's presence make it a spiritual focal point for all Humanity.
Jerusalem
Tzfat, a historic city in Northern Israel, is the birthplace of Kabbalah. It is one of Judaism's four holy cities, holding spiritual and religious significance for Jews and the world as a whole. The Old City features narrow streets, ancient synagogues, and preserved architecture. It is a hub for Jewish learning and has a thriving arts community. The city's festivals, add to its cultural richness. It is a key place everyone should visit to get in touch with their soul.
Tzfat
Masada is a historic fortress on a plateau near the Dead Sea in Israel. Built by Herod the Great, it gained fame during the First Jewish-Roman War. Jewish rebels held Masada against a Roman siege but chose mass suicide over surrender in 73-74 CE. The site is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, visited for its archaeological significance and dramatic history, symbolizing Jewish resistance.
Masada
Tel Aviv-Jaffa, located on the Mediterranean coast of Israel, is a dynamic city known for its modernity, vibrant culture, and historical charm. Tel Aviv boasts contemporary architecture, lively nightlife, and beautiful beaches, while Jaffa, an ancient port city, offers historic sites and a bustling flea market. Together, they create a unique blend of the old and the new, making Tel Aviv-Jaffa a captivating destination with a rich cultural scene and a 24-hour lifestyle.
Tel Aviv-Jaffa
Eilat, at the southern tip of Israel along the Red Sea, is a popular resort city known for stunning beaches, clear waters, and vibrant coral reefs. A hot desert climate, it offers year-round appeal for tourists. Beyond a beautiful coastline, it has attractions such as the Coral World Marine Park, water sports, desert adventures, and a lively nightlife. The city is a gateway to nearby attractions, making it a must destination for visitors.
Eilat
The Sea of Galilee, also known as Lake Kinneret, is the largest freshwater lake in Israel, situated in the northern part of the country. It holds religious significance and is associated with events from the New Testament. Surrounded by hills and historical sites, it serves as a source of freshwater, supports fishing, and attracts visitors for recreational activities.
Sea of Galilee (Lake kinneret)
Caesarea a historic coastal city in Israel, founded by Herod the Great around 25-13 BCE. Named after Caesar Augustus, it served as a vital port during the Roman and Byzantine eras. The city has well-preserved ruins, including an amphitheater and palace. It holds significance in early Christian history and offers a blend of ancient charm and modern development, attracting visitors with its scenic coastline and archaeological wonders.
Caesarea
Haifa is a diverse port city on Israel's Mediterranean coast, nestled on the slopes of Mount Carmel. Known for cultural richness, technological prominence, and stunning views, Haifa is the third-largest city in Israel. The Bahá'í Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the coexistence of various ethnic and religious groups contribute to the city's unique character. Haifa offers a vibrant innovative, and welcoming atmosphere to all visitors.
haifa
Beersheba, the capital of Israel's Negev region, seamlessly combines ancient history with modern innovation. While in the Negev you can enjoy camel treks and stargazing tours, this vibrant city known as "Cyber City," is a hub of high-tech development set against the backdrop of archaeological treasures. Its diverse population and strategic location make Beersheba a dynamic center for culture and technology in southern Israel.
beersheba
The Golan Heights, located in the northern part of Israel, offers unique experiences due to its diverse landscapes and rich history. Israel's highest peak, Mount Hermon, offers a unique experience for outdoor adventurers, especially during winter when it's covered in snow. The region's vibrant wine culture and authentic Druze hospitality add layers of cultural intrigue to this breathtaking region in Israel.
Golan Heights
The Dead Sea, in the Jordan River Valley, with Jordan to the east and Israel to the west is a world marvel. Known for extreme salt concentration, about 10 times higher than regular seawater, its buoyancy allows effortless floating, while its mud and water, rich in minerals are believed to have therapeutic benefits. The region, mentioned in religious texts, has historical significance evidenced by ancient archaeological sites, giving testimony to its unique importance.
Dead Sea
Makhtesh Ramon, often called Ramon Crater, is the largest erosion crater in the world, situated in southern Israel. Formed by the gradual erosion of soft sedimentary rocks over millions of years, it spans approximately 40 kilometers in length and 10 kilometers in width. The site, boasts stunning geological formations, including colorful rock layers, cliffs, and unique landscapes. It's a destination for hiking, exploration, and stargazing.
Ramon crater
Akko, known as Acre, is a historic coastal city in northern Israel. With history dating back five millennia, it has well-preserved Crusader-era structures in the Old City, including the Knights' Halls. The city's diverse cultural heritage includes influences from the Phoenicians, Romans, and Ottomans. Acre's lively markets, ancient port, contribute to its unique charm. The city offers visitors a captivating experience against the Mediterranean Sea.
akko (acre)
Nazareth, located in northern Israel, is a historic city known as the alleged hometown of Jesus Christ. It holds religious significance and is mentioned in the New Testament. The Basilica of the Annunciation is a key pilgrimage site. With a mix of modern and ancient elements, Nazareth features picturesque landscapes and a diverse population, offering visitors a blend of history, culture, and religious heritage.
Nazareth
Bethlehem, located in the West Bank near Jerusalem, is a historic city celebrated as the birthplace of Jesus Christ. Home to the Church of the Nativity, one of the oldest functioning churches globally, it attracts Christian pilgrims and travelers alike to its revered site. Bethlehem offers a rich tapestry of cultural experiences, from exploring its bustling markets and sampling local cuisine to delving into its vibrant arts scene.
