Israel
"The bridge between millennia where the golden stones of Jerusalem meet the startup energy of Tel Aviv and the mineral-rich blue depths of the Dead Sea."
The Holy & The High-Tech
A high-voltage 7-day traverse through the spiritual and cultural heart of Israel. Experience the intense history of the Old City, the natural buoyancy of the Dead Sea, and the coastal glamor of Tel Aviv.
The Golden City: Arrival in Jerusalem
"Welcome to Jerusalem! Your journey begins at the Mount of Olives for a panoramic view of the Dome of the Rock. In the afternoon, enter the Old City via the Jaffa Gate to visit the Western Wall. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of modern Levantine cuisine in a restored stone building near the Mamilla district."
Old City Quartet Tour
Walk through the Jewish, Christian, Armenian, and Muslim quarters, marvelling at the Western Wall and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
Mamilla & Jaffa Gate Walk
Navigate the upscale open-air mall and the historic gate, watching the sunset hit the ancient limestone walls of the Citadel.
Machneyuda Market Banquet
Indulge in a high-energy culinary performance at the city's most famous restaurant, sampling creative Mediterranean-Middle Eastern fusion.
Pathways of Faith: Via Dolorosa & Yad Vashem
"Spend your morning walking the Via Dolorosa, following the Stations of the Cross. In the afternoon, visit Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center, a poignant and essential experience. Tonight, explore the Mahane Yehuda market at night, where the stalls transform into vibrant bars and street food hubs."
Yad Vashem Remembrance
Explore the museum complex designed by Moshe Safdie, viewing the Hall of Names and the Avenue of the Righteous Among the Nations.
The City of David Tunnel
Journey underground to see the original Jebusite city and walk through Hezekiah's Tunnel, an ancient water channel carved in the 8th century BC.
Mahane Yehuda Market Safari
Navigate the city's pulsing heartbeat, sampling halva and rugelach by day, and experiencing the 'Market at Night' bar culture.
The Lowest Point: Dead Sea & Masada
"We drive through the Judean Desert to reach Masada. You'll take the cable car to Herod’s fortress to see the Roman siege ramps. In the afternoon, descend to the Dead Sea to float in the hyper-saline waters and apply mineral-rich mud. Tonight, return to Jerusalem for a quiet dinner overlooking the Valley of Hinnom."
Masada Fortress Expedition
Ascend the desert plateau to explore the ruins of Herod's palace and the last stronghold of the Jewish zealots against Rome.
Dead Sea Mineral Float
Experience the natural buoyancy of the lowest point on earth, floating effortlessly in the blue waters surrounded by salt-crusted shores.
Qumran Caves Exploration
Visit the archaeological site where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered in 1947, marvelling at the desert caves and Essene ruins.
The Spirit of the North: Nazareth & Galilee
"Today features a journey north to Nazareth to visit the Basilica of the Annunciation. In the afternoon, continue to the Sea of Galilee (Lake Kinneret) to see Capernaum and the Mount of Beatitudes. Tonight, arrive in the seaside city of Haifa to see the Bahá'í Gardens illuminated against the Carmel mountain."
Nazareth Basilica Tour
Explore the largest church in the Middle East, viewing the international mosaics of Mary and the Grotto of the Annunciation.
Capernaum & Sea of Galilee
Visit the 'Town of Jesus' to see the 4th-century synagogue and Peter's House, followed by a boat ride across the biblical lake.
Bahá'í Gardens Panorama
Experience the nineteen terraced gardens of the Bahá'í World Centre, marvelling at the symmetrical beauty and the view of Haifa Bay.
The White City: Arrival in Tel Aviv
"We drive south along the Mediterranean coast to reach Tel Aviv, the 'Non-Stop City'. Your afternoon begins with a walking tour of the Bauhaus 'White City', a UNESCO World Heritage site. In the evening, explore the artistic neighborhood of Neve Tzedek. Tonight, enjoy a welcome seafood feast at the historic Jaffa Port."
Bauhaus Architecture Safari
Wander through Rothschild Boulevard to see the world's largest collection of International Style buildings, exploring the 'White City' design.
Neve Tzedek & Carmel Market
Explore the first Jewish neighborhood outside Jaffa, visiting the boutiques of Shabazi Street and the bustling spice stalls of Carmel.
Jaffa Port Seafood Banquet
Dine at The Old Man and the Sea or Manta Ray, sampling dozens of fresh salads and Mediterranean fish as the waves hit the sea-wall.
The Ancient Port: Old Jaffa
"Today features a journey into Old Jaffa, one of the world's oldest ports. You'll walk the 'Zodiac Alleys' and see St. Peter's Church. In the afternoon, visit the Tel Aviv Museum of Art to see the masterworks of Israeli and international modernists. Tonight, enjoy a celebratory farewell gala dinner at a rooftop bar overlooking the neon-lit coastline of the Mediterranean."
Old Jaffa Flea Market Safari
Navigate the stone-arched alleys of the 'Shuk Hapishpishim', hunting for antiques and sampling local Malabi in the artisan district.
Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Explore the Herta and Paul Amir Building, marvelling at the architectural folds and the collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art.
Rothschild Skyline Farewell
Toast your 7-day odyssey at a high-end rooftop restaurant, enjoying modern Israeli cuisine and a 360-degree view of the Mediterranean moon.
The Final Bloom: Departure from Tel Aviv
"Your incredible 7-day traverse through the Holy Land finally concludes. Wake up for a final luxury breakfast overlooking the Mediterranean waves. You'll take a final morning trip to the Rabin Square to see the national memorial. As you head to the Ben Gurion International Airport, you carry with you memories of golden stones and blue waters. Phir Milenge!"
Rabin Square Memorial
Visit the site of the 1995 peace rally, marvelling at the Bauhaus City Hall and the sculpture reflecting the nation's modern democratic history.
Final Tel Aviv Shakshuka Lunch
Enjoy a final authentic meal of bubbling Shakshuka and hummus at Dr. Shakshuka in Jaffa before your long journey home.
Ben Gurion Airport Transfer
Take a final private transfer through the flower-lined highways to the international terminal, saying a final 'Shalom' to the Land of Israel.
The Northern Heights & Southern Craters Odyssey
An epic two-week journey into Israel's geographic extremes. Discover the subterranean Crusader cities of Akko, track desert Ibex in the Ramon Crater, explore the mystical Kabbalah alleys of Safed, and witness the 'Grand Canyon of the Middle East'.
The Mediterranean Gateway: Arrival in Tel Aviv
"Welcome to the White City! Your journey begins in Tel Aviv, where the Bauhaus skyline meets the blue Mediterranean. Spend your first afternoon at the Eretz Israel Museum to see the history of the land's archaeology. In the evening, walk the northern Port (Namal) for a sea-front stroll. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of modern Israeli 'New Kitchen' cuisine in the trendy Sarona Market."
Eretz Israel Museum
Explore the multidisciplinary museum featuring the glass pavilion and the 'Man and his Work' center, marvelling at the excavated 12th-century BC city ruins on-site.
Tel Aviv Port (Namal) Stroll
Wander the wave-shaped wooden boardwalk of the northern port, watching the Mediterranean surf and exploring the boutiques in the converted hangars.
Sarona Market Tasting Tour
Indulge in a curated dinner at a high-end stall or restaurant like Whiskey Bar & Museum, sampling local artisanal cheeses and Golan wines.
Crusader Secrets: Caesarea & Akko
"We drive north along the coast to Caesarea, Herod's magnificent Roman port. You'll stand in the amphitheater and walk the Crusader city walls. In the afternoon, reach Akko (Acre), a UNESCO city of subterranean Crusader halls and Ottoman bazaars. Tonight, enjoy a seafood dinner on the Akko sea-wall, watching the waves crash against the 12th-century stone."
Caesarea Maritima Expedition
Explore the ruins of the Roman capital, marvelling at the hippodrome, the reef palace of Herod, and the spectacularly preserved Roman aqueduct on the beach.
Akko Knights' Halls & Tunnel
Journey underground to see the headquarters of the Knights Hospitaller, exploring the vaulted crypt and the secret Templar tunnel leading to the harbor.
Uri Buri Seafood Masterclass
Indulge in a world-famous dinner at the legendary Uri Buri, sampling innovative fish dishes like Salmon in Wasabi Sorbet inside an Ottoman mansion.
The Mystic City: Safed (Tzfat)
"Today features a journey into the Galilee mountains to Safed, the highest city in Israel and the center of Kabbalah (Jewish mysticism). You visit the 16th-century synagogues of Abuhav and Caro. In the afternoon, explore the Artists' Colony and the ancient Crusader fortress ruins. Tonight, enjoy a quiet mountain dinner and sleep in a 'Zimmer' (heritage stone lodge) in the old town."
Old City Synagogue Walk
Explore the narrow blue-painted alleys to visit the Abuhav Synagogue, marvelling at the mystical architectural details and hand-painted kabbalistic symbols.
Artists' Colony Exploration
Navigate the stone galleries where local artists create Kabbalah-inspired jewelry, ceramics, and textiles in the 19th-century Arab and Jewish quarters.
Citadel Park (HaMetzuda) View
Climb to the summit of Safed to see the ruins of the world's largest Crusader castle and a 360-degree panorama of Mt. Meron and the Sea of Galilee.
Volcanic Vintages: The Golan Heights
"We drive further north into the Golan Heights plateau. You visit the Golan Heights Winery in Katzrin for a volcanic-soil wine tasting. In the afternoon, explore the Valley of Tears (Emek HaBakha) and the Har Bental lookout to see the border with Syria and the abandoned city of Quneitra. Tonight, enjoy a 'Kibbutz' style farm dinner and sleep in a mountain chalet."
Golan Heights Winery Tasting
Take a guided cellar tour to see the French oak barrels and sample premium Cabernet Sauvignon grown in the high-altitude volcanic basalt of the Golan.
Har Bental & Syrian Border View
Explore the former Israeli army bunkers on the volcanic peak, marvelling at the view of the Syrian plateau and the Hermon mountain range.
Mount Bental Sunset Reflection
Witness the twilight fall over the Valley of Tears, practicing mindfulness as the mountain air cools and the lights of the Druze villages ignite.
The Giant's Castle: Nimrod & Banias
"Today features a journey to the base of Mt. Hermon. You visit the Nimrod Fortress, the largest medieval castle in Israel, perched 800m high. In the afternoon, explore the Banias Nature Reserve to see the Cave of Pan and the thundering Banias waterfall. Tonight, return to the shores of the Sea of Galilee. You stay in a luxury spa resort overlooking the biblical waters."
Nimrod Fortress Expedition
Explore the massive stone citadel built by the Ayyubids to defend against the Crusaders, navigating the tower stairs and the secret passages.
Banias Springs & Waterfall Hike
Trek the lush hanging trail to reach the most powerful waterfall in the country, viewing the ruins of the Roman city of Caesarea Philippi.
Tiberias Lakeside Fish Banquet
Indulge in an authentic meal of 'St. Peter's Fish' (Tilapia) grilled with Galilee herbs at a waterfront terrace, watching the moonlight reflect on the lake.
The Spirit of the Jordan: Beit She'an
"We drive south along the Jordan Valley to reach Beit She'an (Scythopolis). This is the leading city of the Decapolis, featuring a monumental Roman theater and colonnaded streets. In the afternoon, soak in the Gan HaShlosha (Sahne) natural warm springs, where the turquoise water remains 28°C year-round. Tonight, arrive in the desert-edge city of Beersheba."
Beit She'an Roman Metropolis
Explore the espectacular ruins of Scythopolis, marvelling at the 7,000-seat theater, the public bathhouses, and the mosaic-floored Palladium street.
Gan HaShlosha (Sahne) Swim
Relax in the turquoise freshwater pools of the Sahne, surrounded by palm trees and natural waterfalls in one of the world's most beautiful parks.
Beersheba Abraham's Well
Visit the 19th-century stone complex at the gateway to the Negev, viewing the 3D-light show that tells the story of the biblical well and desert pacts.
The Desert Heart: Sde Boker & Avdat
"Today features a journey into the Negev highlands. You visit Midreshet Ben-Gurion to see the tomb of Israel's first Prime Minister overlooking the Zin Valley. In the afternoon, explore the UNESCO site of Avdat, a Nabataean city on the Incense Route. Tonight, arrive at the Ramon Crater (Makhtesh Ramon) to watch the stars rise over the 40km wide geological abyss."
Avdat Nabataean Incense Route
Explore the desert-acropolis, marvelling at the rock-cut wine presses and the Byzantine churches perched on the ridge overlooking the Negev.
En Avdat Canyon Hike
Trek the spectacularly narrow limestone gorge to reach the desert springs and waterfalls, spotting the wild Ibex that cling to the sheer cliffs.
Ramon Crater Edge Reflection
Sit on the edge of the world's largest 'Makhtesh' (erosion crater), watching the twilight turn the red-sand valleys to deep indigo and violet.
The Grand Crater: Makhtesh Ramon
"Spend a full day exploring the Ramon Crater. You take a 4x4 safari to reach the 'Carpentry' (volcanic rock prisms) and the Ammonite Wall. In the afternoon, participate in a rappelling session down the 200-meter cliffs or visit the Bio-Ramon reserve. Tonight, enjoy a Bedouin-style desert banquet and a stargazing masterclass with a professional astronomer in the deep crater basin."
Ramon Crater 4x4 Jeep Safari
Navigate the primeval floor of the crater to reach the unique geological formations of the 'Carpentry' and the multi-colored sand mines.
Desert Rappelling (Abseiling)
Experience the adrenaline of descending the sheer limestone walls of the Ramon Crater with certified guides, capturing the ultimate crater view.
Desert Galaxy Stargazing
Observe the Milky Way with zero light pollution inside the crater basin, using professional telescopes to see the moons of Jupiter and Mars.
The Red Sea return: To Eilat
"We drive south through the Arava Valley to reach Eilat, Israel's southernmost city. You will head straight to the Underwater Observatory Marine Park to see the coral reef from a submerged gallery. In the afternoon, relax on the white sands of Dolphin Reef. Tonight, enjoy a seafood gala dinner at a high-end restaurant overlooking the illuminated Gulf of Aqaba and the lights of Jordan."
Underwater Observatory Park
Journey 6 meters below the Red Sea to view the 'Coral World' through massive glass panels, witnessing the sharks, rays, and thousands of tropical fish.
Dolphin Reef Snorkel Swim
Swim in the turquoise waters of the Red Sea alongside a family of wild dolphins who choose to interact with human visitors in their natural habitat.
Eilat Promenade Seafood Night
Indulge in a celebratory banquet at Pastory or The Last Refuge, sampling fresh Red Sea grouper while watching the lights of Aqaba reflect on the water.
The Red Canyon return: Eilat Mountains
"Today features a journey into the Eilat Mountains. You will hike the spectacular 'Red Canyon', where the sandstone walls are a deep crimson. In the afternoon, visit Timna Park to see the mushroom rocks and Solomon's Pillars. Tonight, return to Eilat to see the 'Ice Mall' and the waterfront nightlife. You stay in a luxury beachfront suite."
Red Canyon Sandstone Trek
Trek through the spectacularly narrow gorge of red sandstone, climbing the metal ladders to reach viewpoints overlooking the volcanic desert.
Timna Park Copper Mines
Explore the world's oldest copper mines, marvelling at the Solomon's Pillars and the ancient Egyptian rock-carvings of the sun god Hathor.
Gulf of Aqaba Sunset Walk
Stroll the furthest southern promenade of Israel, watching the international borders of Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia ignite at dusk.
The Holy Sanctuary return: Jerusalem Old City
"We drive north through the Arava desert back to Jerusalem. Your afternoon is dedicated to the absolute heart of the city: the Old City (UNESCO). You'll walk the Roman Cardo and enter the Jewish Quarter. Tonight, enjoy a celebratory dinner at a high-end restaurant in the Mamilla district, reflecting on your 11 days of mountain peaks and desert canyons."
Old City Quartet Exploration
Walk through the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim quarters, marvelling at the Western Wall and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre with a private historian.
Mamilla Rooftop Sunset Walk
Explore the upscale stone-cladded mall to reach the rooftop of the Mamilla Hotel, watching the sun set over the walls of the Old City Citadel.
Machneyuda Market Gala
Toast your 14-day odyssey at the city's most energetic restaurant, enjoying live open-kitchen performances and high-end Jerusalem-Levant fusion.
Crown Jewels and Farewell Souks return
"For your final full day in the capital, you visit the Israel Museum to see the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Second Temple Model. In the afternoon, return to the Mahane Yehuda market for final shopping of spices and halva. Tonight, enjoy a grand farewell gala dinner at a high-end rooftop restaurant in the Old City, celebrating your 14 days of traverse."
Israel Museum & Shrine of Book
Explore the nation's premier museum, viewing the Dead Sea Scrolls beneath the white-dome and the massive 1:50 scale model of ancient Jerusalem.
Mahane Yehuda Final Safari
Navigate the most historic market in Jerusalem to purchase world-class saffron, za'atar, and boutique Israeli olive oils from local masters.
Jerusalem Skyline Farewell Night
Celebrate your journey with a traditional banquet at Satya or Mona, accompanied by high-end Israeli wines and views of the illuminated city.
The Mediterranean Peak: Mount Carmel
"Today features a journey back toward the coast. You visit the Bahá'í Gardens in Haifa, a UNESCO site of 19 terraces cascading down Mount Carmel. In the afternoon, explore the Stella Maris Monastery. Tonight, return to Tel Aviv to see the neon-lit coastline and the Bauhaus buildings. You stay in a luxury beachfront hotel."
Bahá'í Gardens UNESCO Walk
Explore the spectacular terraced gardens of the Bahá'í World Centre, marvelling at the symmetrical precision and the panoramic view of Haifa Bay.
Stella Maris Monastery Tour
Visit the 19th-century Carmelite monastery, marvelling at the spectacular painted dome and the grotto said to be the home of the Prophet Elijah.
Tel Aviv Beach Promenade Walk
Join the non-stop heartbeat of the city for a final sunset walk along the Mediterranean, watching the kite-surfers and the Bauhaus skyline.
The Final Bloom: Departure from Tel Aviv
"Your monumental 14-day expedition through the heights and craters finally concludes. Wake up for a final luxury breakfast overlooking the Mediterranean waves. You'll take a final morning trip to the Jaffa Flea Market to pick up final souvenirs. As you head to the Ben Gurion International Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories—from the Golan peaks to the Negev desert. Phir Milenge!"
Old Jaffa Flea Market Safari
Do some last-minute shopping for world-class Israeli design, antique silver, and hand-woven textiles at the city's premier reputable shops.
Final Tel Aviv Farewell Lunch
Enjoy a final authentic meal of Shakshuka and spicy mountain tea at a celebrated city restaurant before your long journey home.
Ben Gurion Airport Transfer
Take a final private transfer through the flower-lined highways to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to the Land of Israel.
The Multi-Layered Levant & Judean Frontier Odyssey
An epic three-week masterclass in civilization. Explore the first gates of Abraham, navigate the lowest river canyons on earth, trek the ancient copper mines of Timna, and witness the 10,000-year-old origins of agriculture in the Jordan Valley.
The Mediterranean Hub: Arrival in Tel Aviv
"Welcome to the city that never sleeps! Your odyssey begins at the ancient port of Jaffa, where Jonah set sail. In the afternoon, explore the Bauhaus White City, a UNESCO world-record collection of modern architecture. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of modern Israeli fusion in the historic neighborhood of Neve Tzedek."
Jaffa Port & Zodiac Alleys
Explore one of the world's oldest ports, walking the stone-carved 'Zodiac' streets and marvelling at the Ottoman clock-tower and sea-wall.
Bauhaus Architecture Safari
Wander through Rothschild Boulevard to see the world's largest collection of International Style buildings, exploring the 'White City' design.
Neve Tzedek Gastronomy
Indulge in a curated dinner at Popina or Dallal, sampling fresh Mediterranean ingredients inside the first Jewish neighborhood built outside Jaffa.
Canaanite Gates: To the Tel Dan Reserve
"We drive to the absolute northern tip of Israel to reach Tel Dan. You will stand before the 'Gate of Abraham', an 18th-century BC mud-brick arch. In the afternoon, walk through the lush forest to the source of the Jordan River. Tonight, enjoy a dinner of Galilee trout and sleep in a high-end Kibbutz lodge near the Lebanese border."
Tel Dan Archaeological Expedition
Explore the ancient capital of the tribe of Dan, marvelling at the Middle Bronze Age gates and the Iron Age ritual complex overlooking the valley.
Banias River Kayaking
Navigate the cool, rushing waters of the Jordan's northern tributaries by kayak, watching for rare kingfishers and otters in the lush river forest.
Upper Galilee Sunset View
Hike to the ridge overlooking the Hula Valley and the Lebanese border, watching the mountain clouds roll in as the valley floor turns gold.
The Basalt Crown: Nimrod & Hermon
"Today features a journey to the base of Mt. Hermon. You visit the Nimrod Fortress, the largest medieval castle in the Levant. In the afternoon, ride the cable car up the Hermon mountain to see the Syrian and Lebanese borders from 2,000 meters. Tonight, enjoy a 'Druze' mountain feast in the village of Majdal Shams, tasting traditional 'Saj' bread."
Nimrod Medieval Fortress
Explore the massive stone citadel built by the Ayyubids, navigating the vertical towers and secret tunnels perched on a high ridge.
Mount Hermon Peak Access
Ascend to the summit viewing deck, marvelling at the unique alpine flora and the staggering panoramic view of the three-border junction.
Druze Highland Banquet
Indulge in an authentic multi-course meal in a local Druze home, sampling slow-cooked lamb and stuffed vine leaves with homemade labneh.
The Mystic Heights return: Safed (Tzfat)
"We drive to Safed, the highest city in Israel and the global center of Jewish mysticism. You visit the 16th-century synagogues of the Caro and Ari. In the afternoon, explore the Artists' Colony in the old Arab quarter. Tonight, enjoy a 'Mystical Music' session in a stone cellar and sleep in a heritage lodge in the heart of the old city."
Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue Walk
Explore the spectacular wood-carved interiors and the blue-painted courtyards, learning the secrets of the 16th-century Kabbalists.
Old Safed Artists' Colony
Navigate the stone galleries where local masters create Kabbalah-inspired art, visiting the micro-distilleries and candle-making workshops.
Mount Meron Sunset View
Ride to the highest peak in the Galilee for a sunset walk, watching the shadows of the olive groves stretch across the biblical landscape.
The Roman Metropolis: Beit She'an
"We drive south along the Jordan Valley to reach Beit She'an (Scythopolis). You will stand in the monumental 7,000-seat theater and walk the mosaic-paved streets of the Decapolis. In the afternoon, soak in the Gan HaShlosha natural warm springs. Tonight, arrive in the city of Jericho, the world's oldest city, to experience the desert air of the rift valley."
Beit She'an Scythopolis Tour
Explore the espectacular ruins of the Roman capital, marvelling at the bathhouses, the Nymphaeum, and the fallen columns from the 749 AD earthquake.
Gan HaShlosha (Sahne) Swim
Relax in the turquoise freshwater pools of the Sahne, surrounded by palm trees and natural waterfalls in one of the world's most beautiful parks.
Tel es-Sultan (Old Jericho)
Visit the archaeological mound of the world's oldest walled city, viewing the Neolithic stone towers and the remains of the ancient city walls.
Desert Monasteries: Wadi Kelt & St. George
"Today features a journey into the Judean Desert wilderness. You will hike the spectacular Wadi Kelt to reach St. George's Monastery, which is built into the vertical cliffs of the canyon. In the afternoon, visit the Hisham's Palace to see the 'Tree of Life' mosaic. Tonight, arrive at the Dead Sea to float in the hyper-saline waters at the lowest point on earth."
Wadi Kelt Canyon Hike
Trek the spectacularly narrow limestone gorge to find hidden freshwater pools and the 5th-century monastery clinging to the rock face.
Hisham's Palace Mosaics
Explore the 8th-century Umayyad hunting lodge, marvelling at the world-famous 'Tree of Life' mosaic floor and the star-shaped window.
Dead Sea Mineral Float
Experience the natural buoyancy of the lowest point on earth, floating effortlessly in the blue waters surrounded by salt-crusted shores.
The Lowest Fortress return: Masada Sunrise
"Prepare for an early start! We hike or take the cable car up to Masada for the absolute best sunrise view in the world. You will explore Herod’s palaces and the ruins of the Jewish resistance. In the afternoon, explore the Ein Gedi oasis to see the waterfalls and wild Ibex. Tonight, enjoy a 'Desert Symphony' stargazing session in the Judean wilderness."
Masada Sunrise Expedition
Experience the sunrise from the desert plateau, exploring the ruins of Herod's palace and the last stronghold of the Jewish zealots against Rome.
Ein Gedi Oasis Nature Hike
Trek through the lush desert canyon to reach David’s Waterfall, spotting wild Ibex and desert hyraxes in a biblical freshwater paradise.
Judean Desert Stargazing
Join a desert guide to observe the night sky with zero light pollution, using high-powered telescopes to see the moons of Jupiter over the Dead Sea.
The Desert Art: Arad & Tel Arad
"We drive inland to Arad to visit the Glass Art Museum. In the afternoon, explore the UNESCO site of Tel Arad, the only place where a complete Israelite temple from the First Temple period has been found. Tonight, enjoy a dinner of 'Desert Wine' from the Yatir forest and sleep in a high-end desert lodge on the edge of the wilderness."
Glass Art Museum Arad
Explore the private gallery of artist Gideon Oberson, marvelling at the desert-inspired glass sculptures and the unique architecture of the studio.
Tel Arad Israelite Fortress
Wander through the 3,000-year-old citadel ruins, marvelling at the 'Holy of Holies' temple and the massive subterranean water collection system.
Yatir Forest Ridge Walk
Explore the world's largest planted forest in a desert area, watching the sunset over the Negev plains and the Palestinian hills.
The Grand Crater return: Mitzpe Ramon
"Today features a journey to the Ramon Crater, the world's largest erosion crater. You will visit the Bio-Ramon park to see the desert reptiles. In the afternoon, participate in a rappelling session down the 200-meter sheer cliffs of the crater. Tonight, enjoy a Bedouin-style banquet and sleep in the world-famous Beresheet resort overlooking the abyss."
Ramon Crater 4x4 Safari
Navigate the primeval floor of the crater to reach the unique geological formations of the 'Carpentry' and the volcanic rock prisms.
Ramon Cliff Rappelling
Experience the high-adrenaline descent down the sheer limestone walls with certified guides, capturing the ultimate crater panorama.
Beresheet Desert Gala
Indulge in a multi-course dinner at the resort's signature restaurant, watching the moon rise over the 40km wide geological crater.
The Desert Voyager return: Timna Park
"We drive south through the Arava Valley to reach Timna Park. You will stand before the Solomon's Pillars and see the world's oldest copper mines. In the afternoon, explore the Mushroom Rock and the Egyptian rock carvings. Tonight, arrive in Eilat to see the Red Sea sunset and the international borders of Jordan and Egypt."
Timna Copper Mines Expedition
Explore the ancient Egyptian mines, marvelling at the Solomon's Pillars and the temple of Hathor in a espectacular desert-mountain setting.
Timna Lake Paddle Boating
Navigate the man-made lake in the heart of the desert, surrounded by vertical sandstone cliffs and the replicas of ancient mining tools.
Eilat Promenade Night Walk
Join the non-stop heartbeat of Israel's southern-most city, watching the international borders ignite at dusk over the Gulf of Aqaba.
The Coral Garden return: Underwater Eilat
"Spend a full day exploring the Red Sea. You visit the Underwater Observatory Marine Park to see the reef from a submerged gallery. In the afternoon, swim in the turquoise waters of Dolphin Reef. Tonight, enjoy a celebratory seafood gala dinner at a high-end restaurant overlooking the illuminated Gulf waters, reflecting on your 11 days of traverse."
Underwater Observatory Park
Journey 6 meters below the Red Sea to view the 'Coral World' through massive glass panels, witnessing the sharks, rays, and thousands of tropical fish.
Dolphin Reef Snorkel Swim
Swim in the turquoise waters alongside a family of wild dolphins who choose to interact with human visitors in their natural habitat.
Aqaba Bay Seafood Night
Indulge in a celebratory banquet at The Last Refuge, sampling fresh Red Sea grouper while watching the lights of Aqaba reflect on the water.
Nomads of the Arava return: Shaharut
"We drive into the remote Arava desert to reach Shaharut. You'll visit a nomadic camel camp to learn the techniques of desert survival. In the afternoon, hike the spectacular 'Red Canyon' with its deep crimson sandstone walls. Tonight, sleep in the most sustainable luxury retreat in the Middle East, experiencing absolute desert silence at Six Senses."
Red Canyon Sandstone Trek
Trek through the spectacularly narrow gorge of red sandstone, climbing the metal ladders to reach viewpoints overlooking the volcanic peaks.
Desert Camel Masterclass
Join a local expert to learn the history of camel caravans in the Arava valley, practicing your aim on the desert range while learning nomadic lore.
Shaharut Ridge Meditation
Sit on the edge of the high mountain ridge overlooking the Arava valley and Jordan, practicing mindfulness as the desert night sky emerges.
The Spirit of the South return: Beersheba
"We drive north through the central Negev back toward the capital. You visit the Abraham's Well international visitor center in Beersheba. In the afternoon, explore the old stone streets of the Ottoman-era center. Tonight, enjoy a dinner of 'Southern Israeli' tapas in the trendy city market district. You stay in a modern city-center hotel."
Abraham's Well 3D Center
Visit the site of the biblical well and pact, viewing the high-tech immersive film that tells the story of the father of monotheism.
Ottoman Beersheba Stroll
Explore the only city in Israel planned by the Ottoman Empire, marvelling at the limestone train station and the historic British war cemetery.
Beersheba Fountain Light Show
Experience the city's modern heart as the massive choreographed fountains ignite with 3D-light displays in the southern evening air.
The Holy Sanctuary return: Jerusalem Old City
"We drive back to the golden capital for your final week. For your afternoon, you visit the City of David to walk the underground water tunnels. In the evening, enter the Old City via the Jaffa Gate to visit the Western Wall. Tonight, enjoy a celebratory dinner at a high-end restaurant in the Mamilla district, reflecting on your 14 days of canyons and craters."
City of David & Underground Tunnel
Journey underground to see the 8th-century BC water system of Hezekiah, walking the wet tunnel that was carved through solid rock.
Western Wall & Jewish Quarter
Explore the spiritual heart of the city, marvelling at the Herodian stone blocks and the ruins of the Roman Cardo with a private historian.
Machneyuda Market Gala Night
Toast your 21-day odyssey at the city's most energetic restaurant, enjoying live open-kitchen performances and high-end Jerusalem fusion.
Pathways of Faith: Via Dolorosa & Sepulchre
"Spend a full day in the Christian heart of the capital. You'll walk the 14 Stations of the Cross along the Via Dolorosa. In the afternoon, explore the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the Garden of Gethsemane. Tonight, return to the Old City for a nighttime walk on the Ramparts walls, seeing the city towers from a unique elevated perspective."
Via Dolorosa & Holy Sepulchre
Follow the route of the passion with a private guide, marvelling at the Ayyubid and Crusader architecture of the world's most sacred church.
Garden of Gethsemane Stroll
Visit the ancient olive groves at the base of the Mount of Olives, viewing the Church of All Nations and the panoramic view of the Dome of Rock.
Old City Ramparts Night Walk
Walk the top of the 16th-century Ottoman walls from Jaffa Gate to Zion Gate, watching the city lights ignite over the historic rooftops.
The Art of Israel: Israel Museum Day
"Today is dedicated to the artistic soul of the nation. You visit the Israel Museum to see the Dead Sea Scrolls and the masterworks of Chagall and Rembrandt. In the afternoon, explore the Yad Vashem World Holocaust Remembrance Center. Tonight, enjoy a refined 'Museum-District' dinner in the quiet neighborhood of Rehavia."
Israel Museum & Shrine of Book
Explore the nation's premier museum, viewing the Dead Sea Scrolls beneath the white-dome and the massive 1:50 scale model of ancient Jerusalem.
Yad Vashem Memorial Tour
Explore the museum complex designed by Moshe Safdie, viewing the Hall of Names and the Avenue of the Righteous Among the Nations.
Mona Heritage Dinner Gala
Indulge in a celebratory banquet at Mona, enjoying high-end Israeli cuisine inside a 19th-century artist's house in the center of Jerusalem.
The Mediterranean Peak: Mt. Carmel return
"We drive north to visit the Bahá'í Gardens in Haifa, a UNESCO site of 19 terraces cascading down Mount Carmel. In the afternoon, explore the Stella Maris Monastery and the grotto of Elijah. Tonight, enjoy a seafood feast of fresh Mediterranean fish in a waterfront tavern in the German Colony. You stay in a luxury cliff-side hotel overlooking the Haifa Bay."
Haifa Bahá'í Gardens Walk
Explore the spectacular terraced gardens of the Bahá'í World Centre, marvelling at the symmetrical precision and the panoramic view of the bay.
Stella Maris Monastery Tour
Visit the 19th-century Carmelite monastery, marvelling at the espectacular painted dome and the grotto said to be the home of the Prophet Elijah.
German Colony Heritage Night
Indulge in a multi-course dinner at Douzan or Fattoush, sampling fresh salads and Middle-Eastern grills among the restored 19th-century Templar houses.
Crusader Secrets return: Old Akko
"Today features a journey into Akko, a UNESCO city of subterranean Crusader halls and Ottoman bazaars. You visit the Knights' Halls to see the headquarters of the Hospitallers. In the afternoon, walk the secret Templar Tunnel leading to the harbor. Tonight, enjoy a world-famous dinner at Uri Buri and sleep in a restored Ottoman palace hotel."
Akko Crusader Knights' Halls
Journey underground to see the 12th-century headquarters, exploring the vaulted crypt and the grand refectory of the Crusader knights.
Akko Sea-Wall Sunset Walk
Stroll the massive stone battlements that defeated Napoleon, watching the Mediterranean waves crash into the old harbor while the light turns gold.
Uri Buri Seafood Masterclass
Indulge in a world-famous dinner at the legendary Uri Buri, sampling innovative fish dishes like Salmon in Wasabi Sorbet inside a 19th-century mansion.
Volcanic Vintages return: Golan Wineries
"We drive back to the Golan Heights for your final week. You visit the Pelter Winery in Ein Zivan for a boutique wine and goat-cheese tasting. In the afternoon, explore the Har Bental lookout to see the border with Syria. Tonight, enjoy a 'Highland' dinner of grilled mountain lamb and sleep in a luxury spa resort overlooking the Sea of Galilee."
Pelter Boutique Winery Tasting
Take a guided cellar tour to see the hand-crafted vintages and sample goat-cheese produced on-site in the volcanic soil of the Golan.
Har Bental & Border View
Explore the former Israeli army bunkers on the volcanic peak, marvelling at the view of the Syrian plateau and the Hermon mountain range.
Tiberias Lakeside Meditation
Stroll the shores of the Sea of Galilee at dusk, watching the traditional fishing boats return to port as the moon reflects on the biblical waters.
Crown Jewels and Farewell Souks return
"For your final full day, we head back into the heart of Tel Aviv. You visit the Tel Aviv Museum of Art to see the masterworks of modernism. In the afternoon, explore the Carmel Market for final shopping of spices and halva. Tonight, enjoy a grand farewell gala dinner at a high-end rooftop restaurant overlooking the neon-lit coastline, celebrating your 21 days across the Levant."
Tel Aviv Museum of Art Tour
Explore the Herta and Paul Amir Building, viewing masterpieces from Da Vinci to Ai Weiwei beneath the spectacular folded-glass dome.
Carmel Market Final Safari
Navigate the most historic market in Tel Aviv to purchase world-class saffron, za'atar, and boutique Israeli design from local masters.
Final Shalom Farewell Gala
Celebrate your journey with a traditional banquet accompanied by high-end Israeli wines and 360-degree views of the Mediterranean coastline.
The Final Bloom: Departure from Tel Aviv
"Your monumental 21-day expedition through the multi-layered Levant finally concludes. Wake up for a final traditional breakfast of Shakshuka and hummus. You'll take a final morning trip to the Rabin Square to see the national memorial. As you head to the Ben Gurion International Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories—from the source of the Jordan to the craters of the south. Phir Milenge!"
Rabin Square Peace Memorial
Visit the site of the 1995 peace rally, marvelling at the Bauhaus City Hall and the sculpture reflecting the nation's modern history.
Final Israeli Farewell Lunch
Enjoy a final authentic meal of Manti and spicy mountain tea at a celebrated city restaurant before your long journey home.
Ben Gurion Airport Transfer
Take a final private transfer through the flower-lined highways to the international terminal, saying a final 'Shalom' to the Land of Israel.