Private tour of Safed's Kabbalah and Jewish heritage

• Exclusive transportation • WiFi access on board • Bottled water provided • Air conditioning in the vehicle

• Meal is not included. • Admission charges are not included.

• Infant seats designed for safety are provided • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transport options are accessible • Infants and young children can be accommodated in prams or strollers • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a full refund, it is required to cancel a minimum of 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure.

Pickup is available from any location, including all hotels or specific addresses in Tel-Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, northern Israel, Ben Gurion Airport, and generally any place in central Israel. For airport or Haifa port pickups, the guide will greet you holding a sign displaying your name.

• Walk through the cobblestone streets of Safed, visit ancient synagogues, and delve into Kabbalah. The Old City of Safed presents a unique combination of culture, creativity, and tradition, enhanced by its vibrant artists' quarter and stunning mountain vistas. • A historic and mystical narrow alley in the Old City of Safed or Tzfat, Israel, imbued with Kabbalistic significance, is believed to be the route of the Messiah's arrival. • Visit the Safed Candles Store, an iconic artisan shop in Safed, where beautifully crafted candles reflect Jewish themes, biblical tales, and the spirit of Galilee. Each candle is an artistic piece, ideal as a gift or souvenir. • The Abuhav Synagogue in Safed showcases spiritual and architectural excellence, dating back to the 16th century. It is known for its delicate blue and white decoration, remarkable Torah ark, and ties to Rabbi Isaac Abuhav, offering a deep insight into Safed's spiritual heritage. • The Ashkenazi Ari Synagogue in Safed serves as a historic and spiritual landmark. Named for Rabbi Isaac Luria, a key figure in Kabbalah, this synagogue from the 16th century is adorned with vibrant decorations and intricate woodwork, emphasizing its Jewish traditions. • A historically inaccurate weapon used by Jewish forces during the 1948 War of Independence, known for its loud noise that psychologically impacted opposing forces. The memorial site features an original Davidka mortar, providing a glimpse into the city’s defense history and the creativity of Israel's early combatants. • Investigate the underground remnants of a 16th-century Jewish community, showcasing daily life from five centuries ago. • Optional - Engage in an enlightening exploration of Jewish mystical teachings at a center located in the heart of Safed. This venue features captivating presentations, storytelling, and artistic displays to animate the world of Kabbalah, suitable for all visitors. • Optional - Ideal for families with children, this is the largest center in the world focused on Torah scrolls, tefillin, and mezuzahs, providing an interactive experience appropriate for all ages. Participate in hands-on exhibits, observe skilled scribes, and try ancient calligraphy on real parchment.