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Leave the main roads behind and discover the Galilee through its forests, valleys, villages, sacred places, and local food. Travelling by 4×4 allows us to connect landscapes and communities that many visitors pass by, creating a day that combines exploration with personal encounters. We might begin in the Bedouin village of Salame with breakfast and pita bread fresh from the tabun before continuing among the old olive trees of Nahal Tzalmon. From there, possible routes can lead towards the cliffs of Akbara, the orchards of Nahal Hamra, Birya Forest, or the hills above Nahal Dalton. Along the way, we can stop at places connected to the Galilee’s religious traditions, including the great pistachio tree near the tomb of Rabbi Tarfon in Kadita. Depending on the route and your interests, the journey might continue towards Mount Meron, Bar’am Forest, or Gush Halav, perhaps ending with a Lebanese-style meal. No two days need to be exactly alike. The route can be adapted to the season, road conditions, available time, and your preferred balance of off-road adventure, short walks, scenery, local food, village life, and stories from the Galilee.

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Explora el norte del Néguev con Eli Romanovsky en un recorrido privado por los paisajes relacionados con Abraham, Isaac y Jacob. Viajaremos hacia el sur, pasando por los alrededores de Beer Sheva y entrando en un territorio donde el agua, el comercio, los asentamientos y la fe hicieron posible la vida al borde del desierto. Podemos comenzar en el Pozo de Abraham en Beer Sheva y continuar hacia Tel Sheva. Allí, un antiguo sistema de agua y los restos de un templo israelita nos acercan al mundo del periodo bíblico. Más tarde, podremos visitar Tel Arad, con los restos de una ciudad cananea, una fortaleza israelita y un templo. Según el tiempo disponible y los intereses del grupo, también podemos incluir Bat Midbar, una empresa de productos herbales beduinos fundada por una mujer de la comunidad local de Tel Sheva. Este recorrido privado es apropiado para viajeros interesados en la Biblia, la arqueología, los primeros asentamientos y los paisajes del sur de Israel. La ruta final puede adaptarse al grupo, la estación del año y el ritmo que prefieras.

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נרד מן הכבישים הראשיים ונצא לגלות את הגליל דרך היערות, הנחלים, הכפרים, המקומות הקדושים והאוכל המקומי. הנסיעה ברכב 4×4 מאפשרת לנו לחבר בין נופים ומקומות שמטיילים רבים חולפים לידם, ולשלב טבע, סיפורים ומפגשים עם אנשי הגליל. אפשר להתחיל בכפר הבדואי סלאמה, עם ארוחת בוקר ופיתות חמות היישר מן הטאבון. משם נוכל להמשיך בין עצי הזית העתיקים של נחל צלמון, אל מצוקי עכברה, הבוסתנים של ואדי חמרה, יער ביריה או הגבעות שמעל נחל דלתון. בדרך נוכל לעצור ליד עץ האלה הגדול הסמוך לקבר רבי טרפון בקדיתא ולדבר על מסורות קברי הצדיקים בגליל. בהתאם למסלול ולתחומי העניין שלכם, אפשר להמשיך להר מירון, ליער ברעם או לגוש חלב, ואולי לסיים בארוחה בסגנון לבנוני. המסלול אינו חייב להיות זהה בכל פעם. נתאים אותו לעונה, למצב הדרכים, לזמן העומד לרשותכם ולשילוב שאתם מעדיפים בין נסיעת שטח, הליכות קצרות, נופים, אוכל מקומי, חיי כפר וסיפורים גליליים. מוריס צמח הוא מורה דרך מוסמך, חקלאי ומספר סיפורים, המדריך ברחבי הארץ מאז 1988. הוא נולד במושב מרגליות שבגבול הצפון, והגליל הוא ביתו. בסיוריו הוא מחבר בין נופים ואתרים לבין האנשים, המסורות, האוכל והסיפורים המקומיים. מוריס הוא גם מחברם של ספרים על הגליל, טבריה וראש פינה, ומביא להדרכה ידע אישי שנאסף במשך שנים של מפגשים, מחקר וטיולים.

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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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Spend three days discovering northern Israel through its landscapes, history, communities, and complex human stories. Together, we can explore the Golan Heights and the eastern and western Galilee, creating a journey that reflects your interests, preferred pace, and style of travel. In the Golan Heights, possibilities include dramatic viewpoints, the ancient site of Gamla, the Jordan River, and places connected to the battles and borders that have shaped the region. As we travel, I will share my personal perspective and help bring together the history, geography, and present-day realities of this remarkable area. Around the eastern Galilee, we might follow the shores of the Sea of Galilee, visit Tiberias and important Christian sites, wander through Rosh Pina or Safed, or enjoy the scenery of Birya Forest. The day can focus on biblical and religious heritage, Jewish history, nature, local life—or a combination of them. Heading west opens another range of possibilities. We could explore Acre’s old streets, markets, underground halls, and harbour; continue to the cliffs and grottoes of Rosh Hanikra; visit Peki’in; or include an encounter with one of northern Israel’s Druze or Bedouin communities. These places are suggestions rather than a fixed itinerary. Your three-day tour can be adapted around the season, your accommodation, the interests of your group, and the amount of walking or driving you prefer. Whether you are drawn to history, geopolitics, faith, landscapes, food, or local communities, we will create a northern Israel journey that feels personal, varied, and meaningful.

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Acre, also known as Akko, is one of the Mediterranean’s great historic port cities. Its Old City is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with visible layers from the Crusader and Ottoman periods inside walls that still face the sea. A private walk can move through the underground Crusader city, including halls built for the Knights Hospitaller, then emerge into Ottoman markets, mosques, khans, sea walls, and the working harbour. There is room to focus on architecture, food, Jewish and Arab history, the Crusaders, the Ottoman city, or Acre’s relationship with the wider Mediterranean. After Jerusalem fell to Saladin in 1187, Acre became the capital of the Crusader Kingdom and the main Christian port in the Holy Land. Its story is about a city built around arrival: merchants, pilgrims, armies, refugees, spices, languages, and ideas all came through its harbour.