Acre (Akko)
Acre (Akko)
Acre (Akko)

Acre (Akko) Tours and Tickets

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Known to Hebrew speakers as Akko and Arabic speakers as Akka, the historic coastal city of Acre has been recognized with UNESCO World Heritage status for its atmospheric charms. Inhabited for well over 3,000 years, the Old City delivers medieval Crusader buildings, Ottoman-era walls, Baha’i Gardens, and a tangle of ancient streets with bags of personality.

  • Acre, Haifa Bay
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Caesarea, Haifa, Akko and Rosh Hanikra Private Tour from Tel Aviv

Caesarea, Haifa, Akko and Rosh Hanikra Private Tour from Tel Aviv

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You will see the entire area from Israeli center to the Lebanon's border. I will show you the historical and archeological sites connected to the world history, heritage and culture. Must see places. Ancient, medieval crusader history of the second crusaders state and its capital in Akko. I show our beautiful nature of the Mediterranean. We can eat in the one of the 20 best world restaurants for sea products - UriBuri, in Akko (Trip Adviser index, 18 place) These surrounding and places, are world famous. I will do my best to show you our country, I am very known experienced guide in Israel I love to show our country and pass this love to my tourists. I have a weekly Radio Program about Israel in US and you can join this group of my listeners and tourists. You are not my tourists only, you are my guests. This tour can be done circle or with possible finish in Haifa port bringing you to your Cruise Ship Very Good and comfortable tour for people who starts their ship cruise in Israel.
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  • 8 to 10 hours
  • Free Cancellation
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$1,100.00
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Haifa, Acre & Rosh Anikra Grottos Haifa Port FullDay Shared Tour

Haifa, Acre & Rosh Anikra Grottos Haifa Port FullDay Shared Tour

Haifa is the third-largest city in Israel, with 285 000 inhabitants. Its history starts with Tel Shikmona in 1700 B.C., and Haifa is mentioned in the Talmud but became important with the building of the modern port in the 20th century by Great Britain. It is the capital of the Israeli north and the world center for Bahai religion. Acre has as well at least 4000 years of history, but we will focus on the time it was the capital of the second crusader state and the last place to fall against Muslims. After it, the crusader history in the Holy Land ended. All crusader orders: Hospitalers, Templars, Teutons, etc., were located in Acre. They were rivals, and it is the history of hate and war. war when the more dangerous enemy stood at the door—Muslims. So it is part of the history of the Holy Land, Europe, and the world. Rosh Anikra is a natural reserve and a beautiful nature place. The white cliff meets deep blue water. Water created grottos. You're my personal guests, not just a tourists
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  • 6 to 8 hours
  • Free Cancellation
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$231.00
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Haifa and Acre Full-Day Private Tour from Haifa

Haifa and Acre Full-Day Private Tour from Haifa

The best of Haifa and Acre on a private tour. Visit two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in one day: the Baha'i World Center and the Old City of Acre. Walk through the narrow streets of the Old City of Acre, past mosques, markets, and streets named after famous people who have visited here, and visit the incredible underground complex of the Knight's halls. Take a cruise on a fishing boat along the massive city walls of Acre, listening to the sounds of local music. Enjoy the stunning views of Haifa and Haifa Bay from the top of the city walls. Learn about the rich history and culture of Haifa and Acre from your knowledgeable guide. This is a private tour, so you can customize it to your interests.
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  • 6 to 7 hours
  • Free Cancellation
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$899.00
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