Elah Valley

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Explore Israel’s wine country with David Perlmutter on a full-day private tour through the Judean Hills. The Judean Hills, west and south of Jerusalem, are one of Israel’s oldest wine-growing areas. Vineyards have been part of this landscape since biblical times, and ancient wine presses, terraces, and archaeological sites can still be found among the hills. In recent decades, the region has become home to some of Israel’s most respected wineries, from established estates to small family-run producers. This day is an introduction to the wines, people, landscapes, and stories of the Judean Hills. We will visit selected wineries, taste local wines, and learn about the region’s long connection to grape growing and winemaking. Along the way, there will be time to enjoy the countryside, stop for lunch, and take in the views. Each tour is planned around the group’s interests, the season, and winery availability. Whether you know wine well or simply enjoy good food, beautiful landscapes, and local stories, this is a relaxed day out in a part of Israel many visitors never get to see. Best for: • Wine lovers of all levels, from curious drinkers to experienced collectors • Couples, adult private groups, and small groups of friends • First-time visitors looking to spend a full day beyond Jerusalem, in a landscape they might not otherwise see • Returning visitors to Israel who want a slower, more specialised day • Kosher-observant travellers. A fully kosher winery route can be arranged Before you go: • No designated driver is needed. David drives • Wear comfortable shoes for walking in vineyards and around wineries • Bring a sun hat and water. The Judean Hills can be hot in summer • Expect a modest amount of walking at each winery • The day includes several wine tastings, so it is worth pacing yourself. David will guide the tastings. Included: • Full-day private guiding with David Perlmutter • Private off-road transport from Jerusalem or Tel Aviv • Two or three winery visits, arranged in advance • Tasting fees at the scheduled wineries • Lunch arrangements, with the meal paid separately Not included: • Lunch. David will arrange the restaurant; payment is made directly • Wine purchases at the wineries • Accommodation before or after the tour Other options: • A half-day Judean Hills tour is also available for travellers with less time. It lasts three to four hours and includes one or two wineries. • Longer wine trips can also be planned, including the Galilee and Golan, Negev boutique wineries, or a north-to-south wine journey. Ask for a custom quote.

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Sigue el camino a Jerusalén con Eli Romanovsky en un recorrido privado por los lugares y acontecimientos que marcaron la independencia de Israel. El recorrido puede comenzar en el Instituto Ayalon, donde una fábrica subterránea secreta produjo municiones durante los últimos años del Mandato Británico. Desde allí, viajaremos hacia Jerusalén siguiendo la historia de los convoyes que intentaron llevar alimentos, agua y suministros a la ciudad durante el sitio de 1948. En Shaar Hagai, la carretera se convierte en algo más que una vía entre Tel Aviv y Jerusalén. Es un lugar de memoria que cuenta la historia de los jóvenes que arriesgaron sus vidas para llegar a una ciudad aislada del resto del país. El día puede incluir un almuerzo en Abu Ghosh y una visita al Parque Nacional del Castel, escenario de una importante batalla por el control de la carretera a Jerusalén. Según tus intereses y el tiempo disponible, también podemos visitar la Casa Weizmann, el museo de las fuerzas blindadas de Yad LaShiryon o uno de los mercados de Jerusalén. Este recorrido privado está pensado para viajeros que desean comprender los acontecimientos de 1948 visitando los lugares donde ocurrieron. La ruta final se adaptará al ritmo, los intereses y las prioridades del grupo.

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Follow the road to Jerusalem with Eli Romanovsky on a private journey through the events and places that shaped Israel’s independence. The route begins at Machon Ayalon, where a hidden underground factory produced ammunition during the final years of the British Mandate. From there, travel toward Jerusalem and follow the story of the supply convoys that tried to reach the city during the siege of 1948. At Sha’ar HaGai, the road becomes more than a route between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. It is a place of memory, marked by the story of the young men and women who brought food, water, and supplies to a city cut off from the rest of the country. The day can include lunch in Abu Ghosh and a visit to Castel National Park, where an important battle was fought for control of the Jerusalem road. Depending on your interests, it can also include the Weizmann House, the Yad La-Shiryon tank museum, or a market visit in Jerusalem. This is a private day for travellers who want to understand 1948 through the places where its events unfolded.