FAQs

We offer guided journeys — Pilgrimage, Private, Bear Witness and Jordan & Egypt Extensions — as well as Jerusalem After Dark, our signature evening experience. But our services go well beyond guiding. As a local operator with deep roots in Israel, we can also help arrange individual pieces of a trip: hotels, transfers, restaurant bookings, specific site access, logistics for groups, and more. If you're planning a trip and need a trusted local hand to help pull it together, that's exactly what we're here for.

Start by getting in touch. Tell us who you're travelling with, when you're thinking of coming, and what matters most to you. We'll take it from there — no pressure, no sales pitch. Every journey begins with a conversation.

Yes — and we say this as people who live here. The main tourist regions (Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, the Dead Sea, the Galilee, Nazareth, Haifa) are calm, open and welcoming visitors. Ben Gurion Airport is operating full international schedules. We tour these areas every day and stay closely connected to local conditions. We always recommend checking your government's current travel advisory before departure, and we're happy to talk through the picture honestly with you before you book.

We live here. We guide here. We've walked these roads, eaten in these restaurants, stayed in these hotels, and built relationships with the people who make each experience worth having. Every journey we design begins with a conversation — we listen first, then build an itinerary around your interests, pace and purpose. We don't sell fixed packages. We design journeys.

You don't have to book a full programme with us. If you're already planning a trip to Israel and just need help with specific things — finding the right hotel, arranging a private transfer, booking a particular experience, or getting local advice you can trust — we can help with that too. We have the contacts, the knowledge and the relationships to make things happen on the ground. Just tell us what you're working on.

Most visitors from Western countries can enter Israel visa-free for up to 90 days. As of 2026, an ETA-IL (Electronic Travel Authorization) is required before boarding — it's a simple online process, similar to the US ESTA. We recommend checking the requirements for your specific nationality before traveling.

For fully designed journeys, earlier is better — especially for pilgrimages or group travel, where logistics take time to coordinate well. For Jerusalem After Dark, you can book directly online through our calendar.