Visit Caesarea, Haifa, Acre and Rosh Hanikra from Tel Aviv

After pick-up, we will begin a comprehensive excursion along Israel’s Mediterranean coast, combining ancient history, natural landscapes, and cities rich in cultural heritage.

In the morning, we will depart from Tel Aviv heading north, following the Mediterranean shoreline and passing through Herzliya and Netanya before reaching Caesarea, the majestic city founded by Herod in honor of the Roman Emperor. There, we will explore its archaeological park, featuring the Roman theater—still in use today—the remains of the hippodrome, ancient walls, moats, and vestiges of temples that once overlooked the old harbor, a key witness to the intense trade between the East and Rome.

We will then continue to Haifa, where we will stop to admire the impressive Bahá’í Shrine and its terraced gardens, cascading harmoniously down the slopes of Mount Carmel and offering one of the most beautiful views in the country.

In the afternoon, we will arrive at Rosh HaNikra, the northernmost point of Israel’s coastline, where we will descend by cable car to explore its spectacular limestone grottoes, sculpted by the power of the sea. On our return south, we will visit Acre (Akko), the best-preserved Crusader city in the country. We will walk through its historic center, among lively markets, imposing walls, ancient moats, and structures that withstood even Napoleon’s siege. At the end of the day, we will return to the hotel to rest.

Greca Tip: In Caesarea, imagine Roman theatrical performances at sunset—the sound of the sea beside the ancient amphitheater brings history vividly to life.