Israel Tours
Booking one of these amazing Israel Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
Israel tours offer the chance to explore a beautifully scenic and historic part of the Mediterranean. Active holidays in Israel highlight diverse landscapes and activities, from exploring in the Negev Desert to “travelling back in time” while hiking on the Jesus Trail. Planning a trip to Israel is a thrilling blend of adventure, history, and natural wonders, all wrapped up in a compact and accessible destination.
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Inn to Inn through the Judean Mountains Tour
Hike some of the world’s most noteworthy historical sites on the 4-day Inn to Inn through the Judean Mountains Tour! This tour will take you across the Judean plains, leading you to the highly exalted city of Jerusalem in Israel. This pleasant 60 km hike is the perfect way to experience this region on foot.
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Israel Sea to Sea Hiking Tour
Experience the splendor of Israel’s land and sea on this 5-day self-guided hiking trip in the Northern District of Israel! Find yourself immersed not only in the natural beauty of the land but also in the rich and diverse culture of the Israeli people.
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5-day Golan Trail Hiking Tour
Explore some of the best and most exciting sections of Israel’s Golan Trail up to its easternmost point on this exciting 70 km hiking journey across the Golan Heights region of Israel!
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Negev Desert Hiking Tour
Explore the wonders of Israel’s Negev Desert on this 5-day adventure-packed hiking tour in Israel’s southern district! The famous craters of the Negev Desert are yours to discover on this challenging 80 km hike that connects 3 of the desert’s most famous craters.
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Judean Desert Trek
Feel yourself swept back in time as you hike the ancient footpaths of Israel’s Judean Desert on this 5-day self-guided hiking tour. From the world-famous Masada to Israel’s well-kept secrets like the Tze’elim Canyon, this hike will immerse you in the many natural wonders of the Judean Desert.
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Petra & Wadi Rum Sightseeing Tour
The Petra and Wadi Rum Sightseeing Tour is short, but each day is jam-packed with cultural activities. Starting in Jerusalem, you will be transferred across the Jordanian border and into vast desert landscapes. Stop at a couple of wonderful sites on the way to the Bedouin campsite near Petra, including Jerash and Amman (the capital of Jordan). You’ll spend each night under the stars in the traditional carpeted tents of the Bedouins—this is one of the highlights of the tour.
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Complete Golan Trail Hiking Tour
Embark on an epic hiking journey across Israel’s Golan Heights region, exploring its generous collection of mountains and inactive volcanoes on the Complete Golan Trail Hiking Tour.
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Hiking the Jesus Trail Tour
Jump into one of the most historic places worldwide by walking the Jesus Trail. From Nazareth to Capernaum, you will follow what are said to be Jesus’s footsteps across the desert landscape to end up at the Sea of Galilee. Along the way, you will experience a myriad of cultural hotspots, including Cana, the site of the story of Jesus’s first miracle, a Jewish Kibbutz, and Nebi Shu’eib. You’ll walk among ancient ruins, explore desert scenery, get a city tour of the bustling Nazareth, and climb mountains for epic 360-degree views.
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Israel General Travel Information
Where to go in Israel
The Negev Desert offers vast expanses for hiking and camel treks, while the Dead Sea provides unique floating experiences. For urban exploration mixed with history, Jerusalem’s ancient sites are unmatched. Don’t overlook the Golan Heights, with its hiking trails, wineries, and the Sea of Galilee for water sports.
What to do in Israel
Hiking in the Negev Desert reveals hidden craters and oases, while snorkeling in the Red Sea at Eilat showcases vibrant coral reefs. Cultural tours through Jerusalem offer insights into the country's millennia-old history. Biking tours through the rolling hills of the Galilee region combine physical activity with scenic landscapes.
When to go to Israel
The best time to visit Israel varies by region but generally, spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) offer pleasant weather across the country, ideal for outdoor adventures and sightseeing without the extreme heat or cold. Summer (June to August) is perfect for beach activities but can be quite hot, especially in the desert regions.
Top 5 Adventures in Israel
- Trekking the Jesus Trail - A pilgrimage route that traces the paths Jesus may have walked, connecting significant biblical sites from Nazareth to Capernaum, offering spiritual, historical, and natural exploration.
- Floating in the Dead Sea - The lowest point on earth provides a unique floating experience due to its high salt content, surrounded by stunning desert scenery.
- Exploring the Ancient Fortress of Masada - Hike up or take a cable car to this historic site, where stunning desert vistas meet ancient ruins with a poignant history.
- Kayaking on the Sea of Galilee - Enjoy water sports and serene views on Israel’s largest freshwater lake, also known for its biblical significance.
- Hiking the Golan Trail - Traverse the stunning landscapes of the Golan Heights, from the Banias Nature Reserve in the north to the Sea of Galilee in the south, exploring volcanic fields, ancient ruins, and the region's unique flora and fauna.
Travel tips for Israel tours
Tipping in Israel
Tipping is customary in Israel. In restaurants, a tip of 10-15% is expected for good service if it’s not already included in the bill. It’s also customary to tip tour guides and drivers around $10-$15 per day, depending on the level of service.
How widely is English spoken in Israel?
English is widely spoken in Israel, especially in major cities, tourist areas, and by younger people. Road signs, menus, and public transport announcements are often in English as well as Hebrew and Arabic.
How long should I go to Israel?
A trip of 1 to 2 weeks is recommended to explore Israel's main attractions, from historical sites in Jerusalem to the natural beauty of the Dead Sea and Galilee. Longer stays allow for a deeper exploration of the country, including the Negev Desert and the Golan Heights.
Do I need a visa to travel to Israel?
Many nationalities can enter Israel without a visa for stays of up to 90 days. However, it's essential to check the latest visa requirements based on your nationality before traveling.
What is the currency in Israel?
The currency is the New Israeli Shekel (NIS or ILS). ATMs are widely available, and credit cards are accepted in most places, but it’s wise to have some cash for small purchases.
Should I bring Shekels to Israel or use a credit card?
It’s convenient to use a credit card for most transactions. However, having some shekels for small purchases, markets, and remote areas is advisable.
Is Israel family-friendly?
Israel is very family-friendly, with many activities suitable for children, such as beaches, parks, and historical sites with interactive tours designed for families.
What’s the best way to get around Israel?
The best way to get around Israel is a combination of public transport (buses and trains) for city-to-city travel and renting a car for more flexibility, especially for exploring the countryside and desert areas.
Can I do a self-guided tour in Israel?
Self-guided tours are possible and rewarding in Israel, especially in cities with well-marked sites and in national parks with marked trails. However, for some historical and religious sites, a guided tour can offer valuable insights.
Can I do guided tours in Israel?
Guided tours are highly recommended for exploring Israel’s rich historical and cultural heritage, providing context and insights that enrich the experience.
What is the time zone in Israel?
Israel operates on Israel Standard Time (IST), which is UTC +2, and observes Daylight Saving Time, moving to UTC +3 during the summer months.
What are the accommodation types in Israel?
Israel offers a wide range of accommodations, including luxury hotels, boutique lodges, kibbutz guesthouses, hostels, and camping sites, catering to all budgets and preferences.
What vaccinations are required for Israel?
No vaccinations are required for entry into Israel, but the CDC and WHO recommend routine vaccinations, Hepatitis A and B, and Typhoid for most travelers.
What should I pack for Israel?
Pack lightweight and breathable clothing for the day, warmer layers for cooler evenings, comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a reusable water bottle. Modest attire is required for religious sites.
Is tap water safe to drink in Israel?
Yes, tap water is safe to drink in Israel in most areas, but bottled water is recommended in remote areas and for those with sensitive stomachs.
Can I use my cell phone in Israel?
Yes, but it's advisable to check with your provider for international roaming charges or consider purchasing a local SIM card for use within the country for calls and data.
Are there any safety concerns for travelers in Israel?
While Israel is a popular tourist destination with robust security measures, visitors should stay informed about the current situation, especially regarding travel near borders or in areas with a history of conflict. Always follow local advice and check travel advisories.