Journey to the Holy Land of Israel for culture, history and spirituality of biblical proportions with our range of escorted group tours, flexible private journeys and tailor-made holidays.
With a long coastline on the eastern Mediterranean Sea and a small window onto the Red Sea at the Gulf of Eilat, Israel offers restful beach breaks as well as a fascinating history. The three major monotheistic religions – Christianity, Islam and Judaism – all have ties to the region and the Holy Land is home to a vast mix of culture, making it a fascinating destination. We offer a range of travel styles to Israel in 2019 and 2020, including guided group tours, private journeys and tailor made holidays. We also recommend combining a visit to Israel with a trip to nearby Egypt and Jordan. We look forward to welcoming you on an adventure to Israel soon.
Upcoming Israel Trips 2019 and 2020
Trip Name | Starts | Departing | From USD | Deal | Map |
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Road to Jerusalem - 11 days | Amman, Jordan | 02 Mar 2019 | USD $3,776 | was $4,195 10% off |
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Highlights of Israel & Jordan - 11 days | Tel Aviv, Israel | 24 Feb 2019 | USD $3,731 | was $4,145 10% off |
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Biblical Lands - 8 days | Tel Aviv, Israel | 25 Feb 2019 | USD $2,291 | was $2,545 10% off |
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Heritage & Holy Land - 8 days | Tel Aviv, Israel | 28 Feb 2019 | USD $2,516 | was $2,795 10% off |
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Pyramids, Petra, Promised Land - 19 Days | Cairo, Egypt | 08 Mar 2019 | USD $4,766 | was $5,295 10% off |
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Our Israel Tours
Heritage & Holy Land
COACH TOUR - From vibrant Tel Aviv we trace Israel’s holy...
Biblical Lands
COACH TOUR - Join us on a Biblical adventure through Israel’s...
Road to Jerusalem
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Highlights of Israel & Jordan
COACH TOUR - Journey through Israel and Jordan on this epic...
Pyramids, Petra, Promised Land
Travelling from Cairo to Tel Aviv, take in the highlights of Egypt,...
Tel Aviv & Jerusalem
Visit the holy city of Jerusalem, learning about the traditions and...
Galilee to The Dead Sea
Starting in Tel Aviv, spend 8 days taking in the sites of Israel -...
Our Israel Trip Types
Israel tour reviews
Scoring an average traveller rating of 4.73 out of 5 based on 41 recent reviews — See All Israel Reviews
Before leaving for this holiday we were feeling a little apprehensive about touring these countries. We had nothing to fear, we felt extremely safe the whole trip. After learning about ancient Egypt at school many years ago it was enlightening to experience this as reality. Our tour guide ensured that we saw Egypt through "his eyes" his love for his country and in depth knowledge certainly shone through as he shared his knowledge with our group.
The tour of Egypt allowed us to experience what Egypt had to offer. The overnight train from Cairo to Aswan whilst not to everyone's taste was something to be experienced and we can say that we have done that. The food was amazing and the people extremely friendly and accommodating. We were a tour group of 14 people aged from 20 to 77 and we all just clicked Do not hesitate to visit Egypt.
Jordan was also full of amazing sights and the night at the Wadi Rum was another fun experience, our night time celebrations even brought some brief rain to the desert!
Our last stop was Israel and the border crossing was easy. Jerusalem is a beautiful city and our guide was very good. In hindsight we wished we had added an extra day at the end of the tour.”
The tour exceeded all of my expectations and in majority it was due to Medo our guide. I have an ancient history background and I just found it so easy to ask him any questions about the history or the monuments because I knew he would know the answers. He also ensured the tour ran smoothly and I never felt like I didn’t know where I was going or what I was supposed to be doing because he made it all so easy. Egypt itself was just incredible and I liked the different experiences I had there such as staying on the felucca and doing the overnight train. I experienced the same in Jordan and Israel and my guides there was also extremely good. It truly was the trip of a lifetime and I will 100% be recommending on the go to everyone!”
Guide was brilliant - very knowledgeable. Hotels were large noisy ones that provided more disturbances to sleep than would be expected.
I think it should be stated Half-Board means eating at hotels - last hotel for example you had quite a few hundred people at the buffet dinner/breakfast every day. The tour itself was good. Liked the fact the guide took into account traffic at destinations and would mix up the itinerary to make sure we spent the least amount of time queuing. ”

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As the cradle of the world's three great monotheistic faiths - Judaism, Christianity and Islam, Israel is a fascinating kaleidoscope of ancient history and religious diversity with a host of important spiritual and sacred sites from Jerusalem to the Sea of Galilee and with our knowledgeable tour guides you'll learn all about these fascinating places and more.
Recommended places to visit in Israel
As the cradle of three of the world's major religions, there's a staggering wealth of religious monuments and sacred sites to seek out in Israel as well as modern cities and attractive bodies of water. Here's our pick of the best to get you started.
Jerusalem

At the forefront of Christianity, Judaism and Islam, Jerusalem is one of the oldest cities in the world and brimming with sacred sites, historic monuments and remarkably well-preserved architecture. Must-see sights include the beautiful Old City, stunning 7th century Dome of the Rock, revered Wailing Wall, Church of Holy Sepulchre, plus the amazing views from Mount of Olives.
Tel Aviv

Arguably the trendiest destination in The Middle East, Tel Aviv is where you’ll find modern art galleries, cool cafes, artisan boutiques, fine dining and wonderful theatres. Set on a gorgeous stretch of the Mediterranean coast, this ever-changing metropolis is Israel’s cultural capital but despite its modern vibe you can still discover remnants of its ancient past in Old Jaffa, just south of the city.
Nazareth

Best known as the home of Jesus and the Virgin Mary, Nazareth contains a number of Christian holy sites. The Old City has a charming architectural beauty with narrow cobbled lanes just begging to be explored, while modern day Nazareth on the other hand is a vibrant Arab city with a small town feel. Make sure you visit the Basilica of the Annunciation, St Gabriel’s Church and the Greek Catholic Synagogue-Church.
Dead Sea

Once one of nature’s best kept secrets, today the buoyant waters of the Dead Sea attract throngs of travellers every year in search of its therapeutic properties and astounding beauty. No trip to Israel would be complete without rejuvenating body and soul here – bob in its warm turquoise waters, slap on some mineral-rich Dead Sea mud and while away the day.
Sea of Galilee

Best known for its Gospel associations with Jesus Christ, the Sea of Galilee is a natural pilgrimage sites for Christians, but there is so much more to it. As the largest freshwater lake in Israel with beaches, hiking trails and water sports, the area is also a prime recreational spot. Travellers will find the ancient fishing village of Capernaum and the holy city of Tiberias on its shores too.