Running the waves

Early morning, the sun only rises and the first rays illuminate the Mediterranean Sea. The waves rush to the shore and, breaking into a million fresh and daring sprays, give the shores a wake from sleep. How great it is to run through the wet, not yet awakened sand, to meet with the sun and the sea a new day, turn around and see behind you the city caressed by the waves.

Jaffa

An ancient city with its breath, the breath of the port and approaching ships. How much was there, and if you believe the water washes away all traces of the past, Jaffa will prove otherwise.

So on the way...

We will be greeted by the city wall, which is about 4 thousand years old, as once met the strangers who were on the way from Jerusalem to distant countries. And he will lead, opening his secret doors. The area of the clock will take us many centuries back, it was here that pilgrims checked their clocks, and time passed for them faster or slower. In contrast, in the old-new barn sat the administration, which regulated life in the most important sea city in Israel. What's not there? As the Oriental Bazaar strikes with an abundance of goods, bright colors, smells, so Jaffa gives the feeling of a small world, decorated in all colors of the rainbow. Only here you can see the streets of all the signs of the zodiac, the orange tree growing from stone, the bridge of desires. Many tourists return here a second time to make one more wish come true. And nearby you can find the remains of the Egyptian gate, the sea mosque and the Mahmoudi mosque, the house of Simeon Kozhevnik, the place where Napoleon imprisoned and burned his sick soldiers, of course, the port. The one where hundreds of ships from all over the world arrived. And much, much more...

Caesarea

The city of Great Herod. Just as strict and majestic, looking at everything with condescension. If anyone tells you that Israel had its own little Rome, believe me. This is Caesarea. Here you will find the remains of the Roman theater, the hippodrome, Roman baths, the Colosseum, a temple dedicated to the Emperor Tiberius, a palace on the reef, aqueducts. It was here that the Grand Procurator of Judea Pontius Pilate lived during his viceroyalty. And every day, waking up, he saw the majestic sea washing the beautiful city. One event will not go unnoticed...the cruelest Roman centurion Cornelius was baptized in Caesarea and converted to the Christian faith. What influenced the bloody warrior? If Caesarea meets you coldly, believe that she knows how to be beautiful and gentle, you just need to look around carefully.

Haifa

At sunset, the shadow of Mount Carmel covers the city, and everything plunges into purple-pink twilight, and beyond the mountain the sun gives the city its last rays and goes beyond the horizon, where the sea meets the sky.

The panorama of Haifa is a city in the mountains: it then rises, then dives down, as if trying to reach the sea. Drowning in greenery, with bright roofs of houses, Haifa is divided into small “islands”. They are so different that it seems like a model of a small country. But at the same time, it is thanks to them that Haifa remains so unique and easy.

Baha'i Gardens - Have you ever heard of the Baha'i religion? You won’t find it in every religious textbook. So what is this secret teaching? Why is the largest Baha'i center in Israel? There are 19 levels of beauty, and it’s worth going down there once to see it all.

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Excursion cost with transfer from $ 600