May 16th 2013
If you’re looking for Biblical history, stunning natural surroundings and fascinating archaeological finds together in one destination, be sure to include the Tel Dan National Park to your Israeli itinerary. In the northeast corner of Israel, where the Jordan River, the Hula Valley and Mount Hermon meet, lies the site of biblical city of Dan, […]
May 1st 2013
Just a short walk from the Tel Aviv beach, this unique hotel showcases original projectors, movie posters, and has regular showings of classic movies.
April 30th 2013
Overlooking the Tel Aviv Beach and Independence Park, this boutique hotel strives to provide its guests with an atmosphere that balances work and play.
April 29th 2013
Location, location! The Tal Boutique hotel is just a one minute walk from the beach, and provides guest with both comfort and convenience during their stay.
April 29th 2013
Styled with a beach house in mind, this hotel provides the ultimate relaxing atmosphere; the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of day to day life.
April 25th 2013
It has often been said that a trip to Israel can make the Bible come alive. This is certainly the case for visitors to Ella Valley. The famous battle of David and Goliath, described in Chapter 17 of the First Book of Samuel, took place in the Ella Valley. In that battle, David the shepherd […]
April 24th 2013
Built within historical houses and featuring inner yards and patios, this oasis just a 3-minute walk from the beach is an excellent choice for upscale style-seekers.
April 21st 2013
By combining charity, agriculture and first-hand contact with the process of feeding the less fortunate, volunteering for Leket Israel can add an extra meaningful activity to your itinerary. Museums, ancient ruins, beach time and shopping for one-of-a-kind souvenirs definitely have their place, but sometimes, a hands-on activity is a nice way to round out a […]
April 21st 2013
If you’re looking for a truly meaningful hand-on activity for your next trip to Israel, consider volunteering for the Chabad Terror Victims Project. Established with the goal of assisting victims of terror and war in Israel in every way possible – economically, logistically, spiritually and emotionally – this initiative responds to terror attacks wherever they […]
April 18th 2013
Located adjacent to the Tel Aviv beach and boardwalk, the ArtPlus Hotel is an inviting boutique hotel with an artwork-themed concept, creating a beautiful setting.
April 17th 2013
An ancient pathway from Egypt to the Euphrates River, King’s Highway was of crucial importance in the Middle East. Used by the Israelites, Nabataeans, Romans and others, it was a vital trade route in the region. Today, the route is a great starting point for visiting an ancient synagogue, the Sea of Galilee, Roman and […]
April 8th 2013
In the heart of Haifa, this boutique Hotel Bay Club offers 55 airy rooms all with a contemporary urban decor and spectacular views of the Haifa bay.
April 2nd 2013
With its signature beautiful, terraced contours, the picturesque Jerusalem Hills have much to offer tourists to Israel. From history to outdoor recreation to themed attractions to culinary delights, it’s all here. The area of the Jerusalem Hills is drenched in history. When the Temple stood on Mount Moriah, pilgrims from near and far would wind […]
April 2nd 2013
When your Israel trip includes teens, you’re going to want to plan ahead to keep the teens engaged. The number one most important tip for making a trip to Israel meaningful for teens is to work with a tour company with lots of experience guiding families with teens. Some activities go a long way towards […]
March 30th 2013
Bonjour & Shalom! I’m Shimon, I’ve been guiding for 23 years and I specialize in family experiences in Israel! Place of Birth: Morocca Home in Israel: Kfar Adumim, Judean Desert Langues: English, Hebrew, French, Arabic Favorite Israel Site: Anywhere in the Desert Secret Super Power: I can make anyone smile!
March 29th 2013
I may have been born in the US, but my heart has always been in Israel. I made aliyah (immigrated) in 2004 and realized very quickly that I have a deep passion for sharing my love of Israel with others. Country of Birth: Dallas Texas Home in Israel: Mitzpe Yericho, Judean Desert Languages: English, Hebrew, […]
March 19th 2013
Samaria (or in Hebrew, Shomron) served as the capital of the Israelite Kingdom during the First Temple Period. Today, the Samaria region stretches from the Tel Aviv area to the edge of Binyamin. Apart from the city of Ariel, it consists of small to medium-sized settlements and large stretches of pristine landscape. Samaria is famous […]
March 19th 2013
If you’re looking for a somewhat challenging but highly rewarding trek during your trip to Israel, consider the Yehudiya water trails, located in the Nahal Yehudiya nature reserve in the Golan Heights, just south of Katzrin. Keep in mind that these hikes involve some deep water, so forget about staying dry. Climbing down waterfalls using […]
March 17th 2013
The Binyamin region is situated north of Jerusalem and it is here that many of the events immortalized by their biblical accounts took place. Abraham, Joshua and Jeremiah walked the hills of Binyamin, and it was the home of the Tabernacle for 365 years. Before the Temple in Jerusalem was built, the Tabernacle was set […]
March 17th 2013
The city of Safed is one of Israel’s four holiest cities. It was home to the rabbis and students of the Jewish mystical movement, known as Kabbalah, in the 16th century. The city was home to well-known sages such as Rabbi Shlomo Alkabetz (author of the Lecha Dodi poem sung on Friday nights in the […]
