After your arrival in Tel Aviv, an assistant from our English-speaking team will meet you, inform you of all the details of your trip and the day to day way of life of the city as well as answer any questions or queries you may have. The transfer to your hotel will take place in one of our private air-conditioned vehicles and your assistant will help you with the hotel registration. The rest of the day is free for you to relax and enjoy the comforts of your hotel.

Greca Tip: Do not forget to try the Falafel , fried chickepea balls with a very strong and spicy flavor 

The day will begin with a tasty breakfast at the hotel, later you will be picked up to start the tour around Tel Aviv, the first place you will visit is Latrun to enter to the Armored Corps Museum and memorial, also considered as one of the most diverse tank museums in the world. You will continue to Beit Guvrin National Park, declared by UNESCO as a world heritage site, here you can explore parts of the  archaeological remains and unique caves.

The route continues to the Ayalon Institute, it was once a secret underground ammunition factory established by the "Haganah", who were the Jewish underground movement before May 1948. You will get a little into the history of this ghreat country visiting the Weizmann House in Rehovot, built in 1936 was the private home and later the formal residence of Dr. Chaim Weizmann, the first president of the state of Israel and founder of the Weizmann Institute of Science, you will see the house with its impressive structure and fascinating gardens, which now form part of the Weizmann Institute of Science, here you will learn the story of Dr. Chaim Weizmann, who was an outstanding scientist and head of the Zionist movement for over 30 years.

At the end of the day you will be drop of in the Hotel in Tel Aviv for accommodation.

Greca Tip: Chaim Weizmann was born in Rusia and later become british citizen and renounced it to asume his position as president of Israel.

After a delicious breakfast you will get into the history of Tel Aviv visiting Beit Hatfutsot, the Diaspora museum with its searchable archives of photos, films, music, genalogy and family names, all related to the Jews and their history, then you will drive around the main streets of Tel Aviv, the center of business and entertainment in Israel.

Also known as the "White City," Tel Aviv was declared as a UNESCO world heritage site for its collection of over 4,000 Bauhaus style buildings., you will stop at Rabin Square, the site of assassination of Prime Minister Itzhak Rabin in 1995, In the days following the event, thousands of Israelis gathered at the square to commemorate Rabin.

You will continue to Old Jaffa, one of the oldest port cities in the world, here you will visit the ancient ruins and walk along the Artist's Quarter, also you will visit Neve Tzedek, the first neighborhood of Tel Aviv built in 1887, followed by Nachalat Binyamin, the pedestrian mall of the city where you can enjoy live street music, arts, crafts and handmade jewelry.

After the tour is finished you will be transferred to your hotel for rest.

Greca Tip: The Diaspora Museum has been renamed from 2005 as Museum of the Jewish People.

After a delicious breakfast in the hotel, you will have the day off to walk and get lost trougth the streets of the city, go shoping, or get to know any other place of interest you have pending.

Greca Tip: Tel Aviv has a great culinary mix and the best places to try this fabulous dishes are the old city "Jaffa" and the neighborhood of Kerem Ha Teimanim. 

After a delicious breakfast you will depart from Tel Aviv and drive along the coastal plain to Caesarea, once the Roman capital of the region, where you will visit the wonderful Roman Theater, a building rescued in the excavations of the 1960s. Among the antiquities discovered, inscriptions appeared at the entrance of the theater dedicated to the emperor Tiberius, to whom this enormous stage was dedicated.

Then the tour continues to Megiddo, an archaeological hill in the center of the Valley of Armageddon, considered a World Heritage Site like Mount Carmel, you will learn the impressive history of this battle field as you visit the archaeological excavations, including the well-preserved water supply system, at the end of this visit you will go to Daliat el-Carmel, a druze village where you can enjoy a late lunch at a local restaurant.

Later you will go to Haifa for a panoramic view of the Haifa bay and the Golden domed Bahai Shrine and gardens.

At the end of the day you will get to a Kibbutz guesthouse in Galilee for dinner and overnight.

Greca Tip: Do not forget your camera so you can keep beautiful memories of the entire tour.

After a tasty buffet breakfast at your hotel, you will go out with your guide to the city that is believed to have been founded by one of Noah's sons after the flood, the city of Safed, where you will get to know its charming alleys and various synagogues, such as Abuhav, Ari Ashkenazi and Yosef Caro synagogue. This city is also known as the city of the Kabbalah, one of the mystical aspects of Judaism.

You will continue to the Golan Heights to see the former Syrian bunkers, Quneitra and the new Israeli town of Katzrin, you will stop at the Golan Winery for a tour and wine tasting and later to "Golan Magic" for a multimedia presentation of the area and its history.

At the end of the day yo will go to Galilee for overnight in a Kibbutz guesthouse.

Greca Tip: The Golan Winery is the Third largest winery of Israel.

After a tasty buffet breakfast at your hotel, you will go out with your guide to Nazareth to visit the Church of Annunciation, Joseph’s workshop and Mary’s well, you will continue to Tiberias to visit Capernaum and see the ruins of the synagogue and octagonal Church of St. Peter, then you will visit the Mount of Beatitudes, where Jesus delivered the sermon on the mount.

Later you will drive trough via Beit Shean to Beit Alpha to see the remains of the mosaic floor of an ancient synagogue depicting the zodiac, at the end of the day you will get to Jerusalem for overnight.

Greca Tip: The day you visit the holy places, try to dress appropriately so you don't feel uncomfortable and avoid being noticed

After a tasty buffet breakfast you will leave hand in hand with your guide, for a panoramic view of one of the most sacred places in the history of Christianity in the Holy Land, the Mount of Olives, the place where Jesus performed his prayers and where he was captured by the Romans and is said to have ascended to heaven. Then you will go to the Walled Holy City of Israel, you will visit the Old City where the most important religious sites of Jewish Israel are located, such as the Roman Cardo, the Herodian Qarter and continue to the Western Wall or Wailing Wall, part of what was the ancient temple in Jerusalem built by King Solomon, is the most important temple for all Jews.

Later you will begin your tour of the Painful Way, an itinerary that Jesus took when he was on his way to the crucifixion. During this tour you will visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Mount Zion, King David's Tomb, Cenacle (Room of the Last Supper), the Dormition Abbey.

In the afternoon you will go to Bethlehem, to visit one of the oldest Christian temples, the Church of the Nativity, built on the Grotto of the Birth or Grotto of the Nativity, it is thought that it was the place where the baby Jesus was born. Other Christian sites to visit are the Chapels of San Jerónimo and San José.

Having known and enjoyed all this wonderful history, you will return to your hotel in Jerusalem.

Tip Greca: Historically, the olive tree was a symbol of peace. This connotation began in ancient Greece as early as the 5th century BC. C. In the Bible, olive branches were regularly used to signal the end of a conflict or the approval of a higher power

After a tasty buffet breakfast you will leave hand in hand with your guide, you will visit modern Jerusalem, where you will visit the Shrine of the Book located in the Israel Museum and you will be able to appreciate one of the oldest biblical documents found to date, the manuscripts of the Sea Dead, you will also see a replica of the ancient city of Jerusalem, the model of the city in the times of Jesus.

Later you will go to the Knesset, Israel´s Parlament and the mount Herzl cemetery to see a litle of the jews modern history and finally visit Yad Vashem, the Holocaust Memorial and Museum. After you will pass through Mea Shearim, the ultra orthodox neighborhood in Jerusalem and learn about their unique lifestyle.

In the evening you will enjoy a middle eastern dinner followed by the spectacular "Sound & Light" show at the Tower of David Museum. at the end of the day you will go to the hotel in Jerusalem for overnight.

Tip Greca: The Knesset, Israel's parliament is the greenest on the planet

After a tasty breakfast at the hotel, at the indicated time you will be picked up to begin the excursion to the Judean desert. the first place you will visit is the Qumran Caves, where the Dead Sea scrolls were found, then you will visit the ancient fort of Masada, the last fortification of the Jews in the fight against the Romans, which you will ascend by cable car. In 40 B.C. Once Judea was controlled and after having sheltered his family there, Herod fortified Masada to defend himself against the Egyptians. You will be able to enjoy the excavations of Herod's Palace, the Synagogue and the Aqueduct, as well as the views of the Roman Field.

Next you will go to the Dead Sea, where the saltiest waters on the planet are found, also known for being the region of Sodom in the Bible. You will have free time to bathe in its waters. Finally you will return to your hotel in Jerusalem.

Greca Tip: In the Dead Sea, avoid getting salt in your eyes, wear flip-flops so as not to damage your feet, high-factor sun protection, and a hat.

After a delicious breakfast in the hotel, you will have the day off to walk and get lost trougth the streets of the city, go shoping, or get to know any other place of interest you have pending.

Greca Tip: Jerusalem has a great culinary mix and the best places to try this fabulous dishes are the the Mahane Yehuda Market and the ben yehuda street. 

After a delicious breakfast you will travel south through the Negev desert, you will make a stop at Timna, a large geological and archaeological park where you can marvel at the multi-colored rock formations and copper mines and view the outstanding Solomon's Pillars.

You will continue to Eilat, the southernmost resort city on the shores of the Red Sea, after your arrival to Eilat you will visit the Underwater Observatory Marine Park, built into a coral reef, and enjoy the opportunity for a close up look at the rich life of the Gulf of Eilat.

In the afternoon you will get to the Hotel in Eilat for overnight.

Tip Greca: The Red Sea is the hottest sea in the world 

After a fantastic breakfast you can stay in Eilat and enjoy your free time.

Eilat is a tourist center located in the extreme south of Israel surrounded by a copper mine and different natural landscapes such as the Negev desert, the mountains of Edom, the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aqaba. There are innumerable activities to do: enjoy its gastronomy, wine tasting, go shopping, swim with dolphins, go to the beach, scuba dive in its beautiful coral reef, go on a jeep safari and even ice skating and much more. .

Greca Tip: Ask us about the Tour to the "Lost City", Petra built in the 8th century BC. It was the center of commerce for several centuries.

After a tasty buffet breakfast you will Depart Eilat via Mitzpe Ramon, on the route you will stop to gaze into the Ramon crater, a geological wonder despite its appearance it is not an impact crater from a meteor nor a volcanic crater formed by a volcanic eruption, then you will proceed to Sde Boker and see Ben Gurion's hut and grave, which overlook the magnificent Zin Valley, you will enjoy a camel ride and visit an authentic Bedouin tent to learn about the Bedouin hospitality and have a tasty light lunch.

You will continue the route to Hatzerim and visit Israel's Airforce Museum to view the planes and equipment and to hear the story of this brave fighting force.

At the end of the day you will arrive to the hotel in Tel Aviv for overnight.

Tip Greca: The Ramon Makhtesh Nature Reserve, the largest protected area in all of Israel

You will enjoy your breakfast at the hotel and, at the indicated time, transfer to the Tel Aviv airport to board your departure flight.

From Greca we hope to see you again to enjoy some wonderful moments that will remain forever in your memory.

Good trip!, or as you will say: "neesiá tova"

Greca Tip: You can add nights in Tel Aviv or Jerusalem in step 1 of your reservation