The Galilee is one of the most beautiful regions of Israel. Situated in the north of the country, it is characterized by its beautiful lush landscape with agriculture, amazing natural landforms, historic sites, and quaint rural villages.
Galilee
Galilee
Tabgha
Situated on the banks of the Sea of Galilee at the foot of the Mt. of Beatitudes, Tabgha is a place with a special significance to the Christian faith. It is traditionally considered the place where the miracle of the multiplication of loaves and fishes occurred, as well as the site for Jesus’ fourth resurrection... Read More
The Footsteps of Jesus in the Galilee
Step into the ancient footsteps of Jesus in the Galilee. It is a journey that begins in Nazareth and takes in the sites of miracles on the Sea of Galilee. A region of orchards, wildflower meadows and mountain panoramas in northern Israel, the natural beauty of the Galilee cannot be overstated. Its historic and religious... Read More
The Footsteps of Jesus in the Galilee
Step into the ancient footsteps of Jesus in the Galilee. It is a journey that begins in Nazareth and takes in the sites of miracles on the Sea of Galilee. A region of orchards, wildflower meadows and mountain panoramas in northern Israel, the natural beauty of the Galilee cannot be overstated. Its historic and religious... Read More
Israeli Adventures for the Whole Family
We know that not all of you coming to Israel are blissful newlyweds or intrepid solo travelers, which is why we’ve gathered up our favorite Israeli adventures for the whole family! We go from south to north, and everywhere in between, with our favorite outdoor activities for kids of all ages. If you’re looking for... Read More
Israel’s Olive Oil Industry
Israel’s olive oil industry is central to Israeli culture, history, and cuisine. Olives are one of the seven natural products native to the land of Israel and mentioned in the Bible, along with wheat, barley, figs, pomegranates, date honey, and grapevines. Olive oil is a culinary treasure and is used for many things like cosmetics,... Read More
Ferry from Haifa to Akko (Acre)
The ferry from Haifa to Akko allows visitors to both northern coastal cities to shuttle between the two easily. Ferries operate several times a day, seven days a week. The ride offers a beautiful and scenic alternative to driving, which can often be frustrating due to heavy traffic. Stunning views of the Carmel Mountains, downtown... Read More
Winter Festival, Western Galilee. December 16-18, 2021
Every year, the towns and villages of the Galilee get together for the Winter Christmas Festival. The Galilee’s annual event will be held this year from December 16-18. The 3 days of festivities are packed with plenty of special events like culinary tours, workshops with chefs, festive dinners, and markets. Since there are a number... Read More
The Templars’ Tunnel, Akko (Acre)
The Templars’ Tunnel in Akko is an extraordinary underground passageway built by the Knights Templar (a Christian military order) to connect their main fortress at old Akko’s southwestern tip with the port. It is one of Akko’s most visited sites, with an underground stream and impressive domed ceiling. It is a marvel of ancient ingenuity... Read More
Treasures in the Walls Museum, Akko
About The Museum The Treasures in the Walls Museum is an ethnographic museum dedicated to the city’s craftsmanship. Located inside the northeastern walls of old Akko, the museum depicts life in the Galilee during the 19th and early 20th centuries. A huge assortment of crafts, art, and even children’s books are on display. The hundreds... Read More
Mount of Beatitudes
The Mount of Beatitudes is a hill in Northern Israel on the Korazim Plateau. It is the spot where Jesus is believed to have delivered his Sermon on the Mount. Overlooking the northwestern shore of the Sea of Galilee, the mount offers enchanting views of the northern part of the lake and across to the... Read More
Yardenit
Yardenit is an important spot situated on the banks of the Jordan River at the southern tip of the Sea of Galilee. Each year, the site is visited by over half a million tourists and pilgrims who come to experience the waters in which Jesus was said to have been baptized by John the Baptist.... Read More