DISCOVER
OUR TOURS
Explore Israel's ancient wonders through our carefully crafted archaeological and historical tours.
Not sure which tour is right for you?
36 tours
Gamla Nature Reserve
Discover ancient Gamla, a Jewish town dated to the first century CE and known as the "Masada of the North". Walk through the 2000 year old ruins, visit one of the oldest known synagogues, and witness the magnificent griffon vultures soaring above the stunning canyon.
Ein Keshatot
Explore this fascinating archaeological site featuring a beautifully preserved ancient synagogue with intricate mosaic floors. The site offers a glimpse into Jewish life in the Golan during the Talmudic period.
Banias Nature Reserve
Visit the ancient city of Caesarea Philippi at the foot of Mount Hermon. Explore the sanctuary of the god Pan, walk along the rushing Banias stream, and discover where Jesus asked his disciples "Who do you say I am?"
Matthew 16:13
Peter's Confession of Christ
Tel Dan
Explore the biblical city of Dan, where the famous "House of David" inscription was discovered. Walk through lush nature trails, see the ancient Israelite gate, and visit the high place where Jeroboam set up his golden calf.
1 Samuel 3:20
Northern border of Israel
Tel Hazor
Visit the largest biblical-era site in Israel and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hazor was the "head of all those kingdoms" conquered by Joshua and later fortified by King Solomon.
Joshua 11:10
Joshua conquers Hazor
Horvat Omrit
Discover this remarkable temple complex built by Herod the Great in honor of Augustus Caesar. The site reveals the grandeur of Herodian architecture and the political alliances of ancient Judea.
Jacob's Ford (Gesher Benot Ya'aqov)
Stand at one of the most important crossing points of the Jordan River, where prehistoric humans left their mark 780,000 years ago. This site bridges natural history and biblical geography.
Old Acre (Akko)
Explore the UNESCO World Heritage city of Akko with its magnificent Crusader halls, Ottoman architecture, and vibrant market. Walk through underground passages and discover the last Crusader stronghold in the Holy Land.
Nazareth
Walk through the streets of Jesus' hometown and visit the Basilica of the Annunciation. Explore archaeological remains from the time of Jesus and experience the blend of ancient and modern Arab-Israeli culture.
Matthew 2:23
Jesus grows up in Nazareth
Magdala
Visit the hometown of Mary Magdalene and see the remarkable 1st-century synagogue discovered in 2009. This is one of only seven synagogues from Jesus' time found in Israel.
Luke 8:2
Mary Magdalene follows Jesus
Capernaum
Explore Jesus' base of operations during his Galilean ministry. See the ancient synagogue where he taught and the house believed to be Peter's home, now beneath an octagonal church.
Matthew 4:13
Jesus moves to Capernaum
Beth Shean
Walk through the streets of the best-preserved Roman-Byzantine city in Israel. Marvel at the colonnaded streets, theater, and bathhouses where King Saul's body was once hung on the city walls.
1 Samuel 31:10
Death of King Saul
Beth Alpha Synagogue
Marvel at one of the most beautiful ancient synagogue mosaics ever discovered. The stunning zodiac wheel and biblical scenes have been preserved for 1,500 years.
Haifa: The German Colony
Stroll through the historic German Colony founded by the Templers in 1868. Admire the beautifully restored 19th-century buildings and enjoy the view of the stunning Baha'i Gardens.
Haifa: Stella Maris and the Cave of Elijah
Visit the beautiful Carmelite monastery and the traditional cave of the Prophet Elijah. Enjoy panoramic views of the Mediterranean and learn about the Carmelite Order's history.
1 Kings 18:42
Elijah on Mount Carmel
Haifa: Tel Shiqmona and the Maritime Museum
Explore the ancient coastal settlement of Tel Shiqmona and discover Israel's maritime history at the National Maritime Museum. See ancient anchors, ship models, and underwater archaeological finds.
Haifa: Hecht Museum
Discover the Hecht Museum at the University of Haifa, home to one of the finest archaeology collections in Israel and the famous Ma'agan Michael ship - a 2,400-year-old merchant vessel.
Mount Carmel: Muhraqa
Stand at the traditional site of Elijah's confrontation with the prophets of Baal. The Carmelite monastery here commemorates one of the Bible's most dramatic stories with stunning views of the Jezreel Valley.
1 Kings 18:38
Elijah vs. Prophets of Baal
Tel Dor
Explore the ancient port city of Dor on the Mediterranean coast. This Canaanite and later Phoenician harbor was one of the most important ports in the ancient world.
Caesarea
Walk through Herod's magnificent Mediterranean port city. See the Roman theater, Crusader fortress, and ancient harbor. This is where Paul was imprisoned and where the Roman conquest of Judea was launched.
Acts 23:35
Paul imprisoned in Caesarea
Tel Megiddo
Visit the legendary site of Armageddon, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with 26 layers of civilization. Explore Solomon's stables, the ancient water system, and the strategic pass that controlled ancient trade routes.
Revelation 16:16
The Battle of Armageddon
Old Jaffa (Joppa)
Explore one of the world's oldest ports, where Jonah set sail and Peter had his vision. Wander through artist galleries, ancient churches, and the picturesque harbor.
1 Samuel 3:20
Northern border of Israel
Tel Aviv: Eretz Israel Museum
Explore Israel's premier museum, home to the Dead Sea Scrolls, a stunning model of Second Temple Jerusalem, and world-class archaeology and art collections.
Ashdod: Philistine Museum
Discover the fascinating culture of the Philistines at this unique museum. Learn about the biblical enemies of Israel through artifacts, interactive displays, and archaeological finds from ancient Ashdod.
Judges 16:23
Samson and the Philistines
Jerusalem: Old City
Journey through Jerusalem's four quarters - Jewish, Christian, Muslim, and Armenian. Experience the Western Wall, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the vibrant markets of this sacred city.
Psalms 122:3
Pilgrimage to Jerusalem
Jerusalem: Israel Museum
Explore Israel's premier museum, home to the Dead Sea Scrolls, a stunning model of Second Temple Jerusalem, and world-class archaeology and art collections.
Jerusalem: Bible Lands Museum
Journey through the ancient Near East at this unique museum. Discover civilizations from Egypt, Mesopotamia, Persia, and Canaan that shaped biblical history.
Jerusalem: Tower of David Museum
Explore Jerusalem's history from its origins to modern times in the ancient citadel. The Night Spectacular show brings the city's walls to life with stunning projections.
Tel Gezer
Visit this strategic biblical city that controlled the road from the coast to Jerusalem. See the famous Canaanite high place, Solomonic gate, and the ancient water system.
1 Kings 9:16
Solomon's Gezer
Tel Azekah / Khirbet Qeiyafa / Valley of Elah
Stand in the valley where David defeated Goliath. Visit Tel Azekah and the recently excavated Khirbet Qeiyafa, possibly biblical Sha'arayim, a fortified city from King David's time.
1 Samuel 17:3
David and Goliath
Tel Lachish
Explore the second most important city of the Kingdom of Judah. Walk through the massive gate complex and see where the Assyrian siege ramp—depicted in the Lachish reliefs—still stands.
2 Chronicles 32:9
Assyrian siege of Lachish
Herodium
Ascend Herod's man-made mountain palace-fortress, the only site named after the king himself. Explore the luxurious palace, bathhouses, and the recently discovered tomb of King Herod.
Qumran
Visit the site where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered in 1947. Explore the ancient Essene community, see the caves, and understand the greatest archaeological find of the 20th century.
Masada
Ascend the UNESCO World Heritage fortress of Masada, symbol of Jewish heroism. Explore Herod's palaces, the Roman siege camps, and learn the dramatic story of the last stand of the Jewish rebels.
Ein Gedi
Hike through the stunning oasis where David hid from King Saul. Discover waterfalls, swim in natural pools, and encounter ibex and hyrax in this desert paradise.
1 Samuel 23:29
David hides from Saul
Tel Sheba (Tel Be'er Sheba)
Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of biblical Beersheba, associated with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. See the well, the four-horned altar, and the sophisticated Israelite water system.
Genesis 21:33
Abraham in Beersheba