Private tour of UNESCO archaeological sites in Southern Israel

• Exclusive transportation • WiFi available on board • Bottled water provided • Air conditioning within the vehicle

• Meal expenses • Entrance charges approximately 15 USD per person

• Infant seats specifically designed for safety are available • Service animals are permitted • Accommodating for all levels of physical fitness

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made a minimum of 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

Pickup is available from various locations in central Israel, including Tel-Aviv, Jerusalem, Ashdod port, Ben Gurion Airport, the Dead Sea, all hotels, or any specified address within these areas.

• Maresha is an ancient city with a complex network of caves and tunnels used for various purposes like homes, storage, and burial sites by earlier inhabitants. Navigating these cool, dark corridors provides a glimpse into the past, making it a unique adventure. The serene landscapes around Maresha also enhance the atmosphere, ideal for both history enthusiasts and those looking for an adventurous exploration. • Bet Guvrin National Park showcases remarkable archaeological remains from the Roman era. The park features significant ruins, including a large Roman amphitheater, ancient homes, and intriguing burial sites. Its historical significance combined with beautiful views makes it an excellent place for exploration. Whether you are interested in its rich history or simply appreciate scenic beauty, Bet Guvrin represents a noteworthy journey into the ancient past of Israel. • Tel Lachish ranks as one of Israel's key archaeological locations, providing insight into ancient history. This city played a crucial role during biblical times. Visitors can see the substantial ruins, such as city walls, gates, and remains of old structures. The site contains artifacts from the renowned Assyrian siege of Lachish in the 8th century BCE, along with an ancient palace, a diverse collection of pottery, and striking murals that narrate the history of this once-bustling city. With breathtaking views of the surrounding area, Tel Lachish offers a memorable opportunity for history aficionados and those wishing to visit a significant archaeological site. • Tel Azeka is a site with rich historical significance, known for its association with the biblical confrontation between David and Goliath. Located within the Judean foothills, it provides a chance for visitors to traverse the land where this legendary event took place. Its strategic position and panoramic views of the valley underscore its importance in ancient Israel. Whether you are interested in history or the biblical narrative, a visit to Tel Azeka fosters a meaningful connection to one of the most renowned stories in the Bible. • Optional - Continue for rappelling and caving in a vast cave system alongside a special forces team, gaining insights into combat techniques from both the present and the Bar Kokhvah Revolt of 132 CE. • Optional - Beit Jimal, situated in the Judean Hills, is a peaceful historical site home to the Monastery of the Dormition. This early Christian monastery, honoring the Virgin Mary, boasts beautiful architecture, serene gardens, and stunning views. As a place of pilgrimage and reflection, Beit Jimal is well-suited for those interested in religious history or looking for a tranquil retreat in a charming location.