Maximizing your trip to Israel by booking a travel tour is your best option. If you’re traveling with a group, you’ll be able to share your discoveries with your group, helping you to create a unique bond during your Israel trip.

With our Israel travel tours, you’ll find that you will see the best sites and attractions, have the best value for your money, and learn from the best tour guides. With our luxury tour package, you’ll be able to experience a hassle-free tour of Israel’s highlights, which allows for an amazing trip to Israel.

We recommend you plan your trip to Israel to be either in the spring or the fall. During these two seasons, the days are warm with an average temperature of 79 degrees Fahrenheit, and the nights are cool.

If you’re more interested in having a smaller crowd at popular sites and don’t mind the average temperature in the day being 90 degrees Fahrenheit, June to August is a good option. During the winter, the average temperature is 50 degrees Fahrenheit and, at times, Israel receives snow.

It’s amazing how diverse Israel is for a country that’s no bigger than the state of New Jersey. In fact, on your trip to Israel, you’ll find that in almost every area in the country, there is a historic spot, such as ancient Roman ruins and other archaeological ruins thousands of years old. You can also take advantage of a sophisticated cultural scene. Here are some of the most notable:

• Nazareth: This is the largest city in Galilee and is known as the Arab capital because most of its citizens are Arabs. Nazareth is a common Christian pilgrimage because of the belief that it was the birthplace of Jesus. Since this ancient city is believed to be where Gabriel told Mary about her upcoming birth, Nazareth is also known as the cradle of Christianity.
• Caesarea: Founded by Herod the Great to honor Caesar Augustus, Caesarea is considered to be new and ancient at the same time. You can find ruins in Antiquities Park fro, m Herod’s time. You’ll enjoy finding other ruins or enjoying the annual jazz festival.
• Ramon Crater: If you’re interested in the geological landscape of the earth, Ramon Crater is the largest erosion crater in the Negev Desert. The beginning formation occurred millions of years ago, and mountains now ring the crater. If you’re interested in camping, there’s a nearby campsite.

You’ll want to visit many other places on your trip to Israel, but these are three of the most notable.