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Overview
Embark on a captivating one-day private tour exploring Zichron Yaakov, Caesarea, and Haifa. Delve into the rich history of Caesarea's ruins, savor the charm of Zichron Yaakov, and relish panoramic views in multicultural Haifa. Customize your experience with a personal guide for a truly memorable journey.
About this activity
Languages
English, Spanish, French, Russian
Departure days
Sunday, Monday, Thursday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Tuesday ,
Pickup included
Pickup and drop off from a close by hotel
Highlights
Full description
Embark on an enchanting private tour that kicks off with a picturesque drive along the scenic coast road leading to Caesarea. This renowned destination, attributed to the visionary Herod, showcases a Roman City crafted in homage to Caesar Augustus. Your dedicated guide will escort you through this historical wonderland, unraveling tales of the aqueducts, homes, stores, hippodrome, Herod's palace, temples, warehouses, and the ancient port. Marvel at the crusader fortress, the Ottoman mosque, and the Roman amphitheater, a testament to time as it continues to function seamlessly today.
Continue your personalized journey to Zichron Yaakov, nestled at the southern tip of the Carmel Mountain range. Established in 1882 by Baron Rothschild, this settlement exudes charm with cottages featuring inner courtyards influenced by European design. Meander along the cobbled main street adorned with quaint cafes and boutique shops. Your Zichron Yaakov private tour unfolds at Beit Nili, once a base for a World War I spy ring. Explore the historic Ohel Yaakov Synagogue, dating back to 1886, and cap off your visit with a delightful wine tasting experience at The Carmel Winery, Israel's inaugural winery in 1885. Remember, this is your Zichron Yaakov custom tour, allowing you to dictate the order and pace.
As you journey north to Haifa, treat yourself to the breathtaking Baha'i Gardens with a panoramic view of Haifa bay. Immerse yourself in the history of the German Templar settlement and ascend to the Muhraka Monastery, perched atop the Carmel Mountain range, believed to be a refuge for Prophet Elijah during the Crusader era. Revel in the captivating views of the valley below. On your return, pause at the vibrant marketplace of Dalit-el-carmel, a Druze village that tantalizes your senses with delectable food and fragrant aromas. Your personal guide will enlighten you on traditional Druze attire and religious beliefs, ensuring a feast for both your senses and curiosity.