In addition to standard group tours to Israel, new options for exploring the Promised Land are now available – private tours. Each private tour itinerary to Israel is tailored to the traveler’s interests, time availability, and budget, with the client having final say in the details.

Special Tours to the Holy Land
Israel offers endless opportunities for a luxurious vacation, and the nature of your trip depends entirely on your preferences. This could be a classic tour, immersing you in a variety of attractions, art, museums, and other points of interest. Travelers have the opportunity to visit not only the well-known historical and architectural monuments included in traditional itineraries but also lesser-known sights often overlooked by guidebooks.

Themed Tours
In addition, you have the opportunity to plan a themed tour focused on a specific idea. For example, if you’re interested in Israel’s wine culture, wine tours may be the ideal choice. These tours are typically tailored to the client’s preferences, and there are no set itineraries. Wine tours in Israel can include the Judean Foothills, historic Jerusalem and its environs, the Golan Heights, the Carmel Mountains, wineries in the Latrun region, and other locations home to the country’s leading wineries.

When planning a multi-day wine tour in Israel, it’s important to consider that Saturday is considered an official day of rest in the country, making it difficult to visit interesting sites or try new things.

Pilgrimages to the Holy Land are also available for those seeking spiritual and spiritual peace.

Private tours are ideal for believers seeking solitude and contemplation. Certified guides accompany you throughout the journey, providing engaging commentary and historical background during your visit to the holy sites. Most holy sites in Israel are open to visitors even on weekdays, but for a more profound understanding of the sacraments and participation in religious services, it is best to choose church holidays.