Haifa’s terraced landscape offers a wealthy variety of beautiful panoramas. Northeast of the city, across crystal waters of the harbor lay’s the medieval fortress city of Acre with it’s impressive fortified walls. Just North, one can elevate to the heights of Rosh Hanikra, the white cliff, checkpoint on the Israel-Lebanon border, and further East towers Mount Hermon with snow capped peaks.

Galilee is only a 80 mile region from it’s northern border to the peak of Mount Hermon, and to it’s southernmost boundary the Jazreel Plain, the site known for biblical Armageddon. From East reaching to the Golan plateau, and 50 miles across to the Mediterranean sea in the west. These 5,000 square miles in total hold amazing contrasting beauty, from mountains and valleys, fertile lands and intriguing cliffs, to the glimmering sea cost with the Mediterranean sea.

Travel to the lowest point on earth in any land mass, 417 meters below sea level and be fascinated. The quantity of water that is evaporated from the Dead Sea is greater than what flows into it, because of this the body of water has the highest concentration of salt in the world, 340 grams per liter of water to be exact.

No tour to the holy land would be complete with out visiting Jerusalem, the city chosen by God, the Golden city of Jerusalem. Experience the Mount of Olives for a panoramic view of the city. Walk along the Via Dolorosa, visit the Holy Sepulchre, see the Knesset, the Memorial to the Holocaust.