Isreal Tours and Trips

Biblical Isreal

Discover amazing Israel over eight history-rich days. Beginning in Jerusalem and ending in Tel Aviv, walk in the steps of Jesus and the disciples and visit the spots of famous happenings in the Bible. This tour will allow you to take a step back in time and observe some of the most impressive archaeological and religious sites of Israel while enjoying the beautiful scenery and culture of this ancient land.

Highlights

Jerusalem: Isreal’s capital city is a city of tradition, religion and history, but also of modern culture and heritage.
Beit She’an: One of the oldest cities in Israel, with over 20 layers of human civilisation are tucked away inside its large ancient mound.

Nazareth: Located in Isreal’s Galilee region,Nazareth has over a dozen important Christian sites, but it is also Israel’s largest Arab city.
Galilee: One of the most beautiful regions of Isreal, Galilee, is characterised by its beautiful landscape, amazing natural formations, historic sites, and charming villages.
Acre: The Old City of Acre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and represents the tumultuous history of Israel possibly better than any other city in the country.
Haifa: Haifa is Israel’s third largest city, beautifully set on the slopes of Mount Carmel facing the Mediterranean Sea, often nicknamed ‘Israel’s San Francisco’.
Caesarea: The ancient Herodian port city of Caesarea features amazing harbour ruins, beautiful beaches, and impressive modern residences.
Tel Aviv: This city that never sleeps combines sandy Mediterranean beaches with top-notch nightclubs, a buzzing cultural and culinary scene, fascinating architecture, and an international mindset.

Isreal travel FAQs

Is it safe to travel to isreal?

Other than the contested areas of Gaza and the West Bank, the majority of Israel is safe for traveling. The government has ensured a high level of protection for travelers by mobilizing security personnel and installing surveillance systems everywhere. Still, it is always advisable to keep your valuable belongings safe.

What is the currency of isreal?

The currency of Isreal is New Israeli Shekel (NIS), or just shekel. You will find plenty of exchange booths and ATMs all around the country to convert and withdraw cash. Shops in Israel also widely accept Visa, MasterCard, Diners Club, Access, Eurocard, and American Express credit cards.

What language is spoken in isreal? Is English common?

The national language of Isreal is Hebrew. Yet, Arabic, Russian, and a few other secondary languages are also used by locals. Tourists will be fine conversing with the people in English, as it is spoken throughout Isreal. Most documents are also available in Hebrew and English, making it easy for foreigners visiting the country.

Do I need visa and passport to travel to isreal?

Isreal grants visas on arrival, which are valid for 90 days. And in order to travel to the country, you must have a passport that is valid for more than six months. Some countries are provided with visas for free, while others will have to pay for it. There are also some nationalities who are restricted from entering the country. So, it is always a good idea to check the visa issuance protocol between your country and Isreal.

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