Galilee

Situated in Israel’s north, the Galilee is one of Israel’s most beautiful regions. The district, a must-visit for nature lovers, is characterized by fields of greenery, waterfalls, wildflowers, vineyards, and more. Some popular sites include the Sea of Galilee, Akko, Mount Carmel, and Rosh Pina. From jeep and rafting adventures to camping sites and beautiful zimmers- the Galilee has everything you need for the perfect vacation. 

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Nazareth and Zefat

Nazareth, known as the childhood home of Jesus, is Israel’s largest Arab city. It is home to a charming Old City, dozens of monasteries and churches, as well as a vibrant traditional market. About a one-hour drive away, you can also find Zefat - a place considered one of Judaism’s Four Holy Cities as well as the “City of Kabbalah". Stroll through the cobblestone streets or visit the area’s historical and religious sites. 

haifa

Haifa is set on the northern slopes of Mount Carmel and faces the Mediterranean Sea. The city, third largest in Israel, is a center for trade, transport, and tourism. Some major attractions include the Bahai Gardens, the German Colony, the Stella Maris Monastery, and the beach. There is also a wide range of museums, restaurants, and shops in the area. With its lovely beaches, beautiful scenery, and rich culture, Haifa is a must-visit. 

Dead Sea and Masada

The Dead Sea, a picturesque salt lake located 420 meters below sea level, is the lowest point on earth. Its high concentration of salt enables visitors to float on water and enjoy healing properties. Whilst the nearby Masada, located atop a plateau overlooking the Dead Sea, is a well-preserved historical site offering a moving story and beautiful desert views.