Private tour of Beit She'an and Armageddon in northern Israel

• Exclusive transportation • Wi-Fi available on board • Bottled water provided • Air conditioning in the vehicle

• Admission costs for 3 National Parks are not included • Lunch is not provided

• Infant seats designed for special needs can be provided • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transport services are accessible • Infants and young children may use a pram or stroller • All levels of physical fitness are accommodated

To receive a full refund, cancellation must occur at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

Pickup is available from any location (including hotels or specified addresses) within Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, Ben Gurion Airport, and central Israel. For those arriving from the airport or Haifa port, the guide will be waiting with a sign displaying your name. There is an additional fee for pickups from Ben Gurion Airport, Tel Aviv, or the Jerusalem area. Please select the appropriate option for "Pickup from Tel Aviv or JLM."

• Visit the ancient ruins of Tel Megiddo, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and associated with the legendary Armageddon. Traverse 5,000 years of history, ranging from Canaanite temples to Israelite palaces, and explore a remarkable subterranean water system. Enjoy expansive views of the Jezreel Valley as this guided tour intertwines archaeology, biblical history, and stunning landscapes. • Enter the historic Beit Alpha Synagogue, renowned for one of Israel’s most exquisite mosaic floors. Learn about the rich imagery of Jewish and Greco-Roman traditions, followed by a tranquil stroll through the adjacent garden—an oasis combining history, nature, and serenity in the Jezreel Valley. • Discover the impressive Beit She’an, a significant archaeological site in Israel. Walk along colonnaded Roman streets, visit the grand theater, bathhouses, and temples, and envision daily life in a city that once matched Jerusalem in size and beauty. Gain insights into its dramatic downfall and impressive preservation as you pass through different historical periods, from biblical eras to the Byzantine age. This site is intriguing for both history enthusiasts and inquisitive travelers. • Provides extensive panoramic views of the Jezreel Valley and the neighboring hills of the Lower Galilee. Named in honor of King Saul, this location merges natural scenery with biblical significance. On clear days, vistas extend to Mount Tabor, Nazareth, and the Carmel mountain range. It serves as a serene area for reflection and photography.