- The Baha’i Gardens - These are central gardens of The Bahai Religion and Most Beautiful. Must visit place. We will not only see it, I will expose you to the entire history of Bahai from 19 century to present
- Haifa - View to the city and port from upper Promenade. Top of the Carmel mount.
- The German Colony - Historical German quarter in Haifa established in 1869 by German Templers. The history of German modern settlement in Holy Land
- Akko Old Town - It is ancient city existing at least 3 tousled years, but we will focus on its medieval crusaders history. It was their last capital in Holy Land. We will focus on Napoleons siege of Acre at 1799. We will go over the city wall and walk throw the narrow streets, Hans, Orient Bazar. We can attend the museums but it will add the ticket costs
- Rosh Hanikra - This place is a miracle of the nature. The white chalk cliff and deep blue water. During the tens and hundreds thousands of years the waves created deep grottoes where the blue meets white. Entrance fee of Rosh ANikra National Park is 53 Nis or about 15 dollar.
- Child seat available
- Free WiFi in the vehicle
- Wheelchair accessibility (advance notice required)
- Guided tour with a licensed guide
- Bottled water
- Lunch
- Entrance fee of Rosh ANikra National Park is 53 Nis or about 15 dollar
- In the self collecting fruits option is 12 dollar ticket per person not included.
Haifa is the third-largest city in Israel, with 285 000 residents.
Its historical roots date back to Tel Shikmona circa 1700 B.C., and while it’s referred to in the Talmud, Haifa gained significance with the construction of its contemporary port in the 20th century by the British. It serves as the administrative center for northern Israel and the global hub for the Baha’i faith.
Acre boasts at least 4,000 years of recorded history; however, our attention will be on its era as the capital of the second crusader kingdom and its eventual conquest by Muslim forces, marking the end of crusader dominion in the Promised Land. Brotherhoods such as the Hospitallers, Knights Templar, Teutonic Knights, and others resided there, often engaged in bitter conflict, despite facing a common adversary—the Muslims. Thus, Acre’s narrative is intertwined with the annals of the Holy Land, Europe, and international history.
Rosh Hanikra is a protected natural sanctuary showcasing stunning geographical features, where pristine white cliffs meet the deep blue sea, and the waters have carved out majestic grottoes.
You are my esteemed visitors, not merely tourists.
- This is 6-8 hours Tour including travel time in between places.
- Tickets to the cable lift of Rosh ANikra are not included. It is about 15 dollar per person.
- I use WhatsApp and it is for me the most convenient way to communicate.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
