Embark on a family odyssey to Israel with our specially crafted tour package. This family-friendly itinerary promises an immersive experience that blends cultural exploration, exciting destinations, and fun activities. From the historical shrines of Jerusalem to the serene shores of the Dead Sea this journey caters to all family members. With our expert guides, this family tour package ensures a meaningful tour experience and long-lasting memories.
Following a warm welcome, your guide will lead you to Old Jaffa a city steeped in History. Stroll through its cobblestone streets and learn its pivotal role in the time of King Solomon, Prophet Jonah, and Saint Peter. Next, drive along Rothschild Boulevard, the historical core of Tel-Aviv. Appreciate and visit Independence Hall, where the State of Israel was declared. Continuing northward, journey to Caesarea, a Roman-era metropolis envisioned by King Herod over 2000 years ago. Explore the newly inaugurated visitor center and enjoy a leisurely lunch beside Herod’s sunken harbor. For an adventurous twist, join a snorkeling session along the ancient harbor, tracing its ancient foundations, old anchors, and sunken ships. Conclude the day with a scenic drive across the Galilee, passing by Nazareth, Jesus’ hometown, and Cana, where Jesus turned water into wine (John 2).
Embark on a journey to the northern border as you ascend Mount Bental, one of the Golan Heights’ highest points. Delve into the history of this contested region while exploring a former IDF bunker, accompanied by breathtaking panoramas. For an adventurous twist, opt for an off-road tour along the Syrian border, reaching former military posts and unique historical landmarks. Next, enjoy an authentic Druze lunch and hospitality experience, followed by visiting the 1973 Valley of Tears battle site. Conclude the day with a delightful chocolate-making workshop session in a Kibbutz (De Karina). Oenophiles can consider visiting the adjacent winery.
Start today at Capernaum, “the Town of Jesus” (Matthew 9:1), exploring the ancient synagogue and church believed to be built over St. Peter’s house. Nearby, at the Mount of Beatitudes, visit the remarkable church commemorating Jesus’ renowned Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5; Luke 6). Next, embark on a serene sail on the Sea of Galilee, soaking in the spiritual ambiance surrounding this lake, before heading to Jerusalem. For an airborne thrill, opt for a powered parachute flight along the way. This adrenaline-pumping adventure will take you on a low and slow journey above biblical terrain and captivating landscapes.
A tour of Jerusalem is a historical and spiritual enriching experience. Start with a visit to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre which marks the sites of Jesus’ crucifixion, burial, and resurrection. Next, follow the Via Dolorosa, the historic route marking Jesus’ path to his crucifixion. Head on to the Western Wall, a remnant of the Second Temple, and possibly join a tour of the Western Wall Tunnels. After lunch explore the Jewish Quarter‘s historical monuments like the Hurvah synagogue and the Roman-era boulevard (the Cardo). Continue to Mount Zion for Historical landmarks like King David’s Tomb Mark and the Room of the Last Supper. Conclude the day with a drive to the top of Mount of Olives for stunning panoramas of Jerusalem.
Depart Jerusalem and traverse the picturesque landscapes of the Judean Desert, passing by Jericho and Ein-Gedi Nature reserve. Reach Masada and enjoy its visitor center and the comfortable cable car ride to the top. Here, embark on an immersive archeological expedition, tracing King Herod’s grand palaces and the ingenious water system. After a lunch break, enjoy the unique sensation of floating in the hyper-saline waters of the Dead Sea.
Start the day at the City of David, the historical nucleus of Jerusalem. Review archeological finds relating to David’s palace, and hike down to the Gihon Spring, Jerusalem’s water source in biblical times. For an exhilarating experience walk through the dark and wet Hezekiah’s tunnel emerging at the Pool of Siloam. Extend your adventure by hiking up an ancient drainage channel to the Southern Wall Archeological Park. Review the park’s highlights and head on to the Mahane Yudah Market. This lively open-air market is a great place for a lunch savoring local flavors – and a stroll through its bustling alleys. End your day with a peek into the insular Mea Shearim neighborhood, where an ultra-Orthodox Jewish community continues to follow a medieval Ashkenazi lifestyle.
