Discover the economic side of Israel on a private tour of Tel Aviv and Caesarea. Explore the vibrant city of Tel Aviv, visit historical sites in Jaffa, and marvel at the well-preserved Roman ruins in Caesarea.
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Caesarea - Drive along the coastal road to Caesarea, the ancient Roman capital and port; Enjoy a walking tour of the theatre and the archaeological ruins and excavations.
Byzantine Roman city on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. The modern city of Caesarea and the arched aqueduct. -
Caesarea National Park - The bird mosaic! A Byzantine house in which a magnificent floor from the Roman-Byzantine period has been preserved overlooks the sea from a private hill outside the city. It is not known who in housing the house belongs to! Maybe the governor of Caesarea?..
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Tel Aviv District - Old Jaffa, an 8000 year Old Port city; Visit the ancient ruins and walk along the restored artists’ quarte
The old city of Jaffa and its beautiful alleys. A view from Tel Jaffa to Tel Aviv. A tour of Jaffa’s old flea market. We tasted Mediterranean street food. Walk along the boardwalk and meet the locals.
A walk in the flea market and the ancient port of Jaffa, local hummus is recommended!
We will continue to the city center and Yitzhak Rabin Square.
Stop at Rabin’s Square, place of assassination of prime minister Itzhak Rabin. at 1995.
- Lunch
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Authorized guide
- All fees and/or taxes
- Hotel / Private address pickup & drop-off From Tel Aviv or Haifa
The tour is private in a 7-seater van with a driver. Your group can be any size up to 7 people. The price covers entrance fees to the sites and a light lunch featuring Israeli street food.
Explore the economic side of Israel. In the heart of Tel Aviv and along its stunning coastline to Old Jaffa, we will visit:
Jaffa Tel Aviv Promenade, Jaffa alleys, the house of Shimon the Tanner, Jaffa Hill with views of Tel Aviv, the flea market and street food, the Ottoman Clock Square, and Yitzhak Rabin Square in central Tel Aviv.
Caesarea is an ancient city on Israel’s Mediterranean coast, founded by King Herod the Great in the 1st century BC and named after Julius Caesar. This historic city is a popular tourist spot, boasting well-preserved Roman ruins such as a theater, amphitheater, palace, and harbor. The site also features an impressive aqueduct, hippodrome, and bathhouse.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
