Field guide
Israel: Jerusalem, Galilee and Tel Aviv, journeys of meaning
The White City of Tel Aviv, a collection of Modern Movement buildings, was inscribed by UNESCO in 2003. The Sea of Galilee is the lowest freshwater lake on Earth, roughly 210 metres below sea level.
Pilgrimage in private
For Christian pilgrims, a private journey with a guide who knows the scriptures and the sites turns the route into something personal. Time and quiet matter more than the number of stops.
Jerusalem and Galilee
Jerusalem rewards early mornings and slow walking, and Galilee is a landscape of lake, hills and villages. Spring and autumn are generally the most pleasant seasons for both.
Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv is a coastal city of architecture, markets and some of the region's finest tables. Its White City is best seen on foot with a guide, and followed by a dinner chosen to match the day.
How long to stay
A week allows Jerusalem, Galilee and Tel Aviv without haste, and a pilgrimage often benefits from more time at each stop. The distances are short, which leaves room for quiet days and unhurried meals.
Who it suits
Israel suits pilgrims, history lovers and guests who enjoy a lively coastal city after days of reflection. It asks for sensitivity to local customs and for attention to current travel conditions.
Beginning the conversation
Tell us the purpose of the journey, whether it is faith, history or leisure, and who travels with you. We will plan carefully and confirm current conditions before any dates are fixed.