ISRAEL · DESTINATION
Israel's classics.
The 6 most popular tiberias tours in Israel right now. What each trip includes, how long it runs, who operates it and what you will pay.
Full-day Nazareth and Galilee shore excursion from Haifa Port with Annunciation and Sea of Galilee sites, guided in a small-group van.
“This was an incredible tour to several biblical sites. Our guide was so interesting and knowledgeable and helped make this a memorable experience. We learned so much!”
Small-group Galilee cooking class with a Druze family near Haifa: coffee, hands-on lunch cooking, and a shared meal in a village kitchen.
“This was just such an incredibly special workshop. From the moment we arrived we felt immersed and welcomed. Paul was a huge help, not only from a translation perspective but also from a history lesson. We loved our hosts so much and felt so honoured to cook with them and learn about their lives.”
Walk Safed’s old streets on a Kabbalah Heritage Walk with Rabbi Shmuel Kopel. Small group, Q&A, and major Kabbalah sites for $45.
“This was a very enjoyable tour of the old city of Tzfat. Our guide, Rabbi Shmuel, was excellent and patient in explaining and my mother and I learned a lot about the history of Tzfat, the history of Kabbalah, and the history of Kabbalah in Tzfat. Read more”
A private 2.5-hour walk through Safed’s Old City with a rabbi guide, synagogues, kabbalah stories, and artist-gallery stops.
“Rabbi Amichai was super flexible on timing which we appreciated since we were coming up just for the day from Jerusalem. His tour grounded us in time and place, and he kept us engaged the whole way through.”
A private 3.5-hour Upper Galilee spiritual tour in Safed with Rabbi Amichai, kabbalah stories, key sites, and optional guided meditation.
“On a démarré par l histoire de Safed, très intéressante, Amichai a une grande connaissance sur ce sujet, je connaissais Safed mais l accompagnement d Amichai nous a permis de la découvrir sous un angle nouveau et passionnant”
Taste goat’s cheese, boutique wines (non-alcoholic on Druze days), and Druze family cooking in the Western Galilee with a real-food lunch.
“I loved meeting everyone and everyone was so kind to us. Love you woodlands and everything else. Yeah”
