April 23rd 2012
A trip to Israel is not complete without a stop at the Kotel, or Western Wall. But there is also so much more to experience in Jerusalem’s magical Old City. Tour the underground tunnels beneath the Western Wall, make homage to King David’s tomb, discover hidden Sephardi synagogues, and witness an incredible light show, all […]
April 23rd 2012
Jerusalem is an unparalleled locale when it comes to witnessing ancient architecture alongside a thriving, modern city. Immerse yourself in the recent history of this incredible country with a visit to the Mount Herzl Memorial, Yad Veshem Holocaust Museum, and the Ammunition Hill 1967 War Trenches and Memorial. Then get a glimpse into everyday life […]
April 8th 2012
Mysticism, Nature and History in the Galilee and Tzfat A tour of the northern region of Israel has something for everyone. From the home of kabbalah to an abandoned Syrian army camp, and from hiking through waterfalls to a 1920 battlefield, you’ve got all your bases covered. Perfect for the whole family, the Galilee is […]
April 2nd 2012
The groundbreaking new wing of the Tel Aviv Museum Tel Aviv, often thought of as the modern face of Israel, has long been a world-renowned center for arts and culture. The White City has proven its place once again with the recently unveiled Herta and Paul Amir Building at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, […]
April 2nd 2012
Modern Tel Aviv & Ancient Jaffa Often considered the modern face of Israel, see what Tel Aviv has to offer by spending a day exploring its beaches, boutiques, cafes, and markets. Nicknamed “The White City” for its abundance of Bauhaus architecture, Tel Aviv was declared a UNESCO World Heritage City in 2003. A tour to […]
April 2nd 2012
Discover Israel’s Coastal Sites Israel’s northern Mediterranean coast provides a poignant perspective on the country’s history through the ancient ports built by its conquerors from over the ages. On your tour to Israel, travel north from Tel Aviv and see Roman ruins, a Crusader city, maritime artifacts and natural grottos. Experience Israel’s natural beauty and […]
March 18th 2012
The Best Family Activities in Mitzpe Ramon Mitzpe Ramon, the sleepy town perched on the edge of the world’s largest erosion crater, boasts tons of fun activities for the whole family. From vigorous hikes to an alpaca farm with a petting zoo, there is truly something for everyone. Don’t leave Israel without a visit to […]
March 12th 2012
In Caesarea, ancient Roman ruins mingle with a spectacular Mediterranean beach town. From fascinating archeological wonders to incredible snorkeling and diving, this Northern Israeli city located between Tel Aviv and Haifa is well worth a visit. Here are the top 10 reasons why you should include a trip to Caesarea on your tour to Israel: […]
March 11th 2012
Wineries, Farms, and Archeological Wonders on the Negev Spice Route Ben Gurion always believed that “It is in the Negev that the creativity and pioneer vigor of Israel shall be tested.” Today this is proving to be truer than ever as the ancient Nabatean spice route is being revitalized with wine and cheese makers, and […]
March 6th 2012
The Passover Seder traditionally concludes with, “Next year in Jerusalem.” This April, why not say “this year in Jerusalem” and spend one of the most poignant Jewish holidays in the Holy Land?
December 20th 2011
Top 10 Family Tour Activities in Israel Striking the balance between serious and fun when planning family trips to Israel might at first seem difficult: there is so much to experience in Israel yet a limited period of time to do it all. It doesn’t have to be. In fact, striking the balance is increasingly […]
December 6th 2011
Top 10 Golan Heights Sites & Activities: The Golan Heights in the far north of Israel is a land of natural beauty. Standing high above the eastern shores of the Sea of Galilee, the Golan is packed with nature reserves and national parks, historic sites and religious centers, and amazing active experiences that will remain […]
October 10th 2011
Purim is considered the happiest holiday in Israel, because it commemorates the rescue of the Jews from being massacred in ancient Persia, thanks to the intervention of Queen Esther. The holiday begins around the 14th of March, and usually spans several days. If you are participating in Israel tours – March 2012, you will find […]
October 10th 2011
Many people don’t think of winter as the best time to travel anywhere. In fact, Israel is a delightful exception to that rule. If you’ve been interested in seeing the many and varied sights that Israel has to offer, you will probably enjoy visiting in the winter when many of the interesting outdoor sights are […]
October 10th 2011
After a particularly busy time in which the harvest and Sukkot are celebrated, the festivities start to wind down with the dual holidays of Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah. In Israel, these are both celebrated on the same day- October 8, 2012- which coincides with the last day of Sukkot. Israel tours – October 2012 […]
July 4th 2011
How to Affect Children in Israel from Your Living Room; Israel Bar and Bat Mitzvah Tour ideas with Ahava When you come to Israel with your family and your little one (and your growing, bigger ones) on your Israel Bar Mitzvah or Israel Bat Mitzvah tour, you will, understandably, expect to gain a lot from […]
July 4th 2011
Going Back to the Source; a Western Wall Bar Mitzvah The question is why? Why would you go back to the destruction of the First and Second Temple in order to celebrate your son’s bar mitzvah, to celebrate that interesting duality of both freedom and responsibility that he acquires at such a young age? The […]
July 4th 2011
A Natural Biblical Landscape Bar Mitzvah Some people like to celebrate their Bar/Bat Mitzvah in the center of town, at some nearby hotel, at the Western wall, or in their family’s synagogue. And still others, those nature-loving amongst us particularly, yearn to return to their roots, in the midst of nature that is. Luckily for […]
July 4th 2011
Be a Part of the Simcha; Volunteer to Help Victims of Terror When you visit Israel on your Bar or Bat Mitzvah family tour, you can expect to enter a serene and peaceful country. You might wonder :This is the place where violence and terror is discussed on television networks from your country of origin? […]
June 30th 2011
Challah. That warm, heavenly bread that is the necessary bridge from our hectic work week to that slow, comfortable place within us that is Shabbat. Challah, to us Jews, is Jewish bread, an ancient, ancestral commodity that cannot be forgotten. You may wonder, what exactly is the connection, with this delicious carbodhydrated- rich sustenance to […]
