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A country so embedded in the collective conscience that its place names are instantly familiar, Israel’s key sights lie at the core of Jewish, Christian and Islamic beliefs. Add in scenic deserts, sandy beaches, world-class museums and food that fuses centuries of international influence, and you have an enthralling destination. Our specialists know the country from the back lanes of Jerusalem to Tel Aviv’s Bauhaus architecture and the vast open vistas of the Negev Desert, and will build an Israel vacation that revolves around your interests.
We can suggest ways to beat the crowds at top attractions, uncover hidden charms and introduce you to local life. Whether you’re looking to take in key biblical sights, tour food markets and vineyards, relax in the desert, or want to dine in a family home, we’ll introduce you to the history and culture of this fascinating but complex country.
Whatever your interests, our specialists will build activities into your trip that connect to how you want to experience Israel.
Desert 4x4 and rappelling experience
Explore the dramatic Negev Desert landscape, enjoy striking views, and learn about the unusual geological process that led to the formation of the Makhtesh Ramon on a guided 4x4 tour, before rappelling down a sheer cliff into the crater below.
Ein Gedi and Masada
Towering above the Judean Desert and accessed by cable car, the Masada fortress offers panoramic views, Roman engineering and a poignant history. Nearby, the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve offers a complete contrast, with hiking trails that lead to spring-fed waterfalls and swimming holes.
Bethlehem, Yad Vashem and Mahane Yehuda Market
Take a full-day tour and let a private guide take the stress out of travel as you explore the birthplace of Jesus in Bethlehem, the poignant displays and memorials of Yad Vashem, and the bustling lanes of the Mahane Yehuda market.
Our specialists advise on the best months to visit Israel, including information about climate, events and festivals.
Practical tips for traveling to Israel, from social protocols to guidance on money matters, with a link to the latest US State Department travel advice.
