• Take off from Tel Aviv and fly all the way to Eilat • Meet your personal guide at the border with Jordan and enter a luxury Sedan for a private tour. • Head back towards Tel Aviv and admire the beautiful scenery as the sun sets.
• Admire beautiful scenery from the air. • Stop for a few hours in Jerusalem and visit the Old City with a private licensed guide. • Before heading back towards Tel Aviv, take a small detour and fly over the breathtaking Judean Desert and the Dead Sea.
• Fly over the Mediterranean coastline and enjoy magnificent views. • Stop at a boutique winery for an extensive tour of the facility and a wine tasting. • Head back towards Tel Aviv and fly over the green Northern region of the Galilee.
• Fly over the Judean Desert to the fortress of Masada, an iconic site in Jewish and Israeli history. • Enjoy an amazing Jeep Tour at the lowest point on earth. • Relax in a luxurious Spa and discover the unique ‘healing’ properties of the water and mud of the Dead Sea.
• Cruise along the coastline and take in the beautiful panoramas of the Mediterranean Sea. • Enter Caesarea bay and admire the beautiful ruins from the boat. • Anchor in the port and visit the ancient city and archeological sites • Visit the underwater museum of Caesarea.
• Head to the Haifa Port and embark spend the whole day cruising the Northern coast of Israel. • Learn about the important history of the region, admire the beautiful landscape and even try to fish your own fish. • Stop in the Acre bay and snorkel around the bay. • Finish the day with a dinner on deck.
• Enjoy a calm sunset cruise on a luxury yacht from Tel Aviv to the Herzliya Marina. • Experience a delicious dinner in an authentic local fish restaurant. • Sail back to the Tel Aviv Marina
• An exciting 2 hours guided yacht cruise along the beautiful Tel Aviv coastline. • Includes interesting historical anecdotes about Tel Aviv. • Sailing gives you a unique point of view of Tel Aviv’s skyline, its buildings and monuments, representing the past and present days of Tel Aviv.
