Israel · CAESAREA TOURS
Herod built a deep-water harbour on a coast that has none, and the theatre and aqueduct are still standing in the sand. These 15 are compared on driving time, what else the day covers and whether entry to the national park is included.
Travel north by air-conditioned coach with a live guide such as Aviva, Yoav, or Erez, visiting Roman Caesarea, Haifa’s Baha’i Gardens viewpoint, Rosh Hanikra’s grottoes, and Acre’s Old City. It is a fast, well-organized introduction to Israel’s Mediterranean coast, though the schedule leaves limited time at some stops.
“It was a great experience from the beginning to the end.”
Travel north from Tel Aviv by air-conditioned coach with a professional guide, visiting Herod’s Caesarea, Haifa’s Baha’i Gardens viewpoint, Rosh Hanikra’s sea grottos, and Acre’s Crusader tunnels. Expect a tightly scheduled day, plenty of walking, and guides such as Aviva, Itamar, Aharon, or Avi depending on the departure.
“Tour guide led us into a complimentary snack, which turned into a textbook lunch scam. $250 USD later, we knew not to trust him again, and the rest of the day was a write-off. Sights were pleasant.”
Leave Jerusalem before dawn for a guided coast tour through Caesarea’s Roman ruins, Haifa’s Baha’i Gardens, Rosh Hanikra’s sea caves, and Acre’s Crusader city. Guides such as Dorit and Abraham bring the history to life, while hotel pickup and coach transport simplify a demanding day.
“The sea and grotto views were beautiful, and archeological sites were enriching. Our guide Abraham was knowledgeable and well experienced in leading our group.”
Leave Jerusalem at 6 a.m. for Caesarea’s Roman ruins, Haifa’s Baha’i Gardens, Rosh Hanikra’s sea caves, and Acre’s Crusader tunnels. You’ll travel by air-conditioned coach with a guide such as Dorit, Daniel, Jacob, or Dan Porges, but expect a long, tightly timed day.
“Dorit our tour guide made the tour very interesting and explained a lot of amazing history along the way and at the site itself. Made history come alive.”
Travel from Tel Aviv to four northern Israel highlights with a guide, including Herod’s Caesarea, Haifa’s Baha’i shrine, Acre’s Crusader citadel, and Rosh HaNikra’s sea caves. Hotel pickup, transport, and entrance fees are included. Expect an early start, a full day, and plenty of walking.
“The whole tour was spectacular! The tourist guide was perfectly kind, informative and helpful. It was unforgettable just the title says! Everything was went just in order. We have visited so many remarkable places. We've enjoyed every minutes of it! Izrael is such a wonderful country. Wish we could spent more time here! Thanks Viator for these fantastic memories!”
Spend one full day touring northern Israel with an English-speaking guide. Walk Caesarea’s Roman remains, visit Akko’s UNESCO-listed Old City, and view Haifa’s Baha’i Gardens from above. Guides such as Shlomi and Shlomo add clear historical context, while transport connects the three stops.
“Une journée parfaite grâce à notre guide Schlomi et notre chauffeur Moz. Trois étapes aussi intéressantes l’une que l’autre. Une leçon d’histoire du monde condensée en une journée. Encore bravo à Schlomi pour la richesse de ses explications.”
Spend a full day on Israel’s Mediterranean coast with Tourist Israel, traveling by air-conditioned vehicle between Caesarea, Haifa, and Acre. Guides such as Oded and Aviad explain the sites, while you see Roman ruins, Bahai Gardens, an old market, Knights’ Halls, and the Templar’s Tunnel.
“There is a lot to see and you will do some walking, but it give you a great perspective of the coast. There is also added costs for entering places we visited, but tour guide was great. He was patient and kind. He supplied cool drinks and fruit for us and he answered all our questions.”
Leave Jerusalem at 5:40 AM for a full-day coastal tour with an English-speaking guide. See Caesarea’s Roman amphitheater, Haifa’s terraced Baha’i Gardens, Rosh Hanikra’s sea caves by cable car, and Acre’s Crusader quarter. Omri is one guide praised by name.
“Leuke dag gehad met een aardige gids. Mooie omgevingen gezien. De gids kon ons veel vertellen.”
Travel from Jerusalem to Israel’s northern coast with hotel pickup, an air-conditioned vehicle, and a multilingual guide. See Herod’s Caesarea, Haifa’s terraced Baha’i Gardens, the Rosh Hanikra grottoes by cable car, and Acre’s Crusader-era Old City. The early start and long driving day make good shoes and water essential.
“Trip started off a little rough with pickup 45 minutes late, no narration of what was to come until guide was picked up an hour into our drive. It would have been nice to know what was going on, bathroom breaks, etc van not very comfortable. No leg room. Guide was good. Stops interesting.”
Travel from Tel Aviv to four major coastal sights in one long day. You’ll see Herod’s Caesarea, Haifa’s Baha’i gardens, Acre’s Crusader remains, and the sea caves at Rosh Hanikra. Hotel pickup, entry fees, a guide, and air-conditioned transport are included.
“Excellent guide for this multi site tour. It was like we covered 3 days worth of sight seeing because they got us in and out so efficiently. Was plenty of time to eat, shop and use the bathroom. Honestly, it would have taken 3 days effort to do all of alone. Ceaserea, rush harkino and Akko are all a must see. I want to go back to all 3 at least once again in my life. The gardens were enjoyable.”
Travel north from Tel Aviv with licensed guide Ilya Pevzner in a private, air-conditioned vehicle. Visit Roman Caesarea, Haifa and its Baha’i Gardens, Akko’s Crusader quarter, and the sea grottos at Rosh Hanikra. You can finish in Akko or Haifa, including at the port for a cruise departure.
“This was one wonderful tour with the excellent guide! This was a last minute booking and we scored with it. I highly recommend our guide Ilya and this tour”
Travel by private vehicle from Tel Aviv, Herzliya, or Netanya to Caesarea and Haifa with a driver-guide and art historian. See Roman ruins, Herod’s port, Mount Carmel, the Bahai Gardens, Stella Maris, and Haifa’s German Colony in 6 to 7 hours.
“It was exciting to see biblical Caesarea and beautiful Haifa with very excellent tour guide whom you can learn a lot of history, culture and beauty. We highly recommend this trip.”
Travel north by air-conditioned coach from Jerusalem to Caesarea, Haifa, Acre, and Rosh Hanikra. See Herod’s Roman ruins, the Bahá’i Shrine, Crusader remains, and sea-carved grottoes by cable car. Guides such as Daniel add useful historical context, but the day can run well past 12 hours.
“Highly recommend. Excellent guide, very knowledgeable and personable. Diver was amazing. The bus seats could have been more comfortable. They were difficult to get in and out of.”
Start in Tel Aviv with guide Dr. David Gurevich and spend 8 to 9 hours exploring Caesarea, Haifa, and Mount Carmel. Expect Roman ruins, the Bahá’í Gardens, Druze food in Daliat El Carmel, and a monastery with views over the Jezreel Valley. Megiddo and Akko may also be added.
“We were on a tour with David, a group from the University of Chicago studying and touring Israel. David gave us a tour of the Caesarea National Park. The tour went between The Roman theater, The reef palace, Archaeological Park and ended iRead more”
You’ll travel north from Tel Aviv with a professional guide, visiting Roman ruins at Caesarea, Acre’s Crusader tunnels, Nazareth’s churches, Capernaum, and Yardenit. Overnight in traditional kibbutz accommodation, with hotel pickup, breakfast, admissions, and air-conditioned transport included.
“I booked this as a 2-day tour, but it turned out I was the only person, so it actually turned out to be two 1-day tours, each with a different group and guide. This was ok, but it would have been better if I had known in advance, and I could have maybe decided to do it differentlRead more”
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