Caesarea

This picturesque 2,000 year old port city was a dream of King Herod.  The Caesarea port was an unparalleled feat of engineering and instrumental in solidifying trade agreements with the Roman Empire. It was at the time, one of the largest cities in the Roman Empire and the capital of Rome in Israel.

We will visit  the excavated hippodrome, theater and bathhouse.  Once a symbol of Roman power, today Caesarea is a testament to the eventual victory of the Jews over Rome.

Kfar Kedem Mishnaic Village – Donkey Ride & Lunch

Let’s go back in time 2,000 years to a simpler time before modern conveniences such as packaged sliced bread and cars and trucks.  In this reconstructed Mishnaic era village we will get to glimpse, if only for a few hours, what life was like for our ancestors in the Land of Israel.  We will learn about ancient agriculture, ride donkeys, and even bake our own fresh pita bread.  The experience includes a delicious rustic lunch served outdoors,

Akko Old City and Knights Halls

On a small peninsula jutting out of Israel’s northern coast, lies a walled port city that has almost 4,000 years of continual use.  Although Akko has seen the Phonecians, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, besides numerous other conquerors, its golden age was in the 12th century when it became one of the most important and wealthiest cities of the Crusaders.  

We will explore the walls and moats of Akko, as well as the newly uncovered Hospitallers fortress.  We will go underground through tunnels and crypts going back in time 800 years to the age of knights and maidens.

We will explore the walls and moats of Akko, as well as the newly uncovered Hospitallers fortress.  We will go underground through tunnels and crypts going back in time 800 years to the age of knights and maidens.

Rosh Hanikra Grottoes & Cable Car 

On Israel’s northern border with Lebanon sits one of the most magnificent natural phenomenons in Israel.  We will take cable cars down to grottoes that were carved into the mountainside over thousands of years by the beating waves of the Mediterranean Sea. From the cliff sides we will get one of the most picturesque views of the Mediterranean coast that you can imagine.

Other Options Include:

• The Squadron Flight Simulator
• Horseback Riding
• Mei Kedem Water Tunnel
• Museum of Israeli Intelligence
• Nili Museum
• Hikes
• Banana Boats Akko
• Glassblowing Workshop
• Candy Making Workshop
• Israel Naval Museum
• Historical Sites