See Your Land Tours

Discover the place where it all began, where Jerusalem became the eternal capital of the Jewish People! Join me on an unforgettable journey through time as we navigate the ruins of the City of David and wade through King Hezekiah's water tunnel. After a delicious lunch in the Jewish Quarter, I'll take you on a walking tour of the Jewish Quarter, where we’ll explore sites such as the monumental Broad Wall constructed by King Hezekiah over 2,700 years ago, the ancient Roman Road known as the Cardo, the homes of the Kohanim from the Second Temple era in the Herodian Quarter, the Four Sephardic Synagogues, the Hurva Synagogue, and Zion Gate where IDF soldiers fought valiantly in 1948 and 1967.

Walk along the 500-year-old Old City Walls or opt for a visit to the Tower of David for a panoramic 360° view of the city's skyline. Following that, I'll take you on a walking tour of the Jewish Quarter, where we’ll explore sites such as the monumental Broad Wall constructed by King Hezekiah over 2,700 years ago, the ancient Roman Road known as the Cardo, the homes of the Kohanim from the Second Temple era in the Herodian Quarter, the Four Sephardic Synagogues, the Hurva Synagogue, and Zion Gate where IDF soldiers fought valiantly in 1948 and 1967.

Join us on this incredible tour where we will walk in the literal footsteps of our ancestors along the ancient Patriarch's Road. You will get to see a breathtaking view of Judea from 1,000 meters above sea level and visit the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hevron as we learn about our 4,000-year connection to the holy city. Additionally, we will visit our matriarch Rachel at her tomb in Beit Lechem. For those seeking more adventure, we offer optional add-ons such as the Deer Land Zip Line, ATV Tour, Caliber-3 Commando Training, Gush Etzion Winery, and Zomet Institute.

Explore the historic stronghold of Masada, the last bastion of Jewish resistance after the fall of the Second Temple. We will ascend the mountain either by cable car or by hiking the snake path for the more adventurous. Once at the summit, we will be rewarded with a breathtaking view, explore the ruins of Herod's palace and a Second Temple Era synagogue, and hear the heroic and tragic story of the Zealots. Afterward, we will descend to the lowest point on earth and indulge in the mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea. Depending on your preference, we will also take a short nature walk in the oasis of Ein Gedi or visit Qumran, where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered.

Experience a breathtaking view of the Ella Valley from Tel Azeka while we recount the epic story of David and Goliath. Next, we'll explore the caves where Jewish rebels hid during the Bar Kochva revolt against the Romans, visit the alleged gravesite of Shimshon HaGibor, and learn about the exotic animals of the Bible at the Biblical Museum of Natural History. Additionally, you can choose to visit one of the local wineries, explore the Stalactite Caves, discover the archeological site of Tel Bet Shemesh, partake in an archaeological dig in Beit Guvrin, or climb on tanks at Latrun’s Armored Corps museum.

Embark on a brief hike to the natural springs and pools of Ein Prat, enjoy a the spectacular view of the Jordan Valley from Mitzpe Yericho, explore the site where the Jewish people entered the Land of Israel almost 3,200 years ago at Qasr al Yahud, and have a biblical experience camel-riding and making traditional pita bread at Eretz Bereishit. Additionally, you can choose to go Jeeping/ATVing or partake in a Mezuzah workshop.

Join us on this tour and explore the fascinating history of Tel Aviv! We will stroll through the charming streets of Neve Tzedek and learn about the founding of the first Jewish neighborhood outside the ancient city of Yafo. Then, we'll explore some of the sites along Tel Aviv's Independence Trail while we learn about the founding of the first Hebrew city and the establishment of the state, followed by a delicious lunch at Shuk HaCarmel. Finally, we'll visit the site of Rabin's assassination and tour the ANU Museum of Jewish People.

Join us on this tour and explore the fascinating history of Tel Aviv! We will stroll through the charming streets of Neve Tzedek and learn about the founding of the first Jewish neighborhood outside the ancient city of Yafo. Next, we will learn about the founding of the first Hebrew city by visiting some of the historic sites along Tel Aviv's Independence Trail. Finally, we will recount the incredible story of the establishment of the State of Israel at the very site where independence was declared. 

Join me on a journey through the biblical heartland! Experience the same mountain where Abraham first lived and Jacob had his dream of the ladder in Bet El. Discover the ruins of the city where the Mishkan stood for almost 400 years and pray where Hanna prayed thousands of years ago at Tel Shiloh. Explore Mt. Gerizim and learn about the Samaritan community.  Additionally, you can choose to visit one of the local wineries, tour an organic farm, adventure on a Jeep tour, visit one of the best techina factories in the country, or pick fruits and learn about Jewish farming at Bikurei Shiloh.

Around 4,000 years ago, the patriarch Yaakov blessed his son Yehuda with the ability to produce high-quality wine. Seemingly, the blessing came true as the region is now known as the "Tuscany of Israel" and is the perfect place to spend a day visiting local wineries. This  tour includes visits to 3-4 wineries such as Domaine du Castel, Flam, Clos de Gat, and Tzora, with a swap-out option for Srigim Brewery. You can also add other sites to turn this half-day tour into a full-day tour. 

In Sefer Yirmiyahu, G-d comforts the prophet by promising to bring the Jewish people back to their land, where they will prosper and "plant vineyards on the hills of Samaria." Today, the Shomron region is one of Israel's top wine regions. This tour includes visits to 3-4 wineries such as Psagot, Shiloh, Gvaot, Tura, Har Bracha, and Kabir. The tour may also include visits to the Har Bracha Techina Factory and/or Meshek Achiya for olive oil tastings, as well as scenic lookouts and historic sites if time permits.