Top Jerusalem Wine Tours

Cover the highlights of Bethlehem during this half-day excursion from Tel Aviv. See the grotto in the Church of the Nativity where Jesus is believed to have been born during a guided tour. Visit the Shepherds’ Fields, where angels announce his birth in the New Testament. Shop for olive wood carvings and interact with local artisans. Tours end in Jerusalem.

Combine a Masada tour and Dead Sea trip into one memorable full-day tour from Jerusalem. Travel through the Judean desert by air-conditioned coach and pass the site of the famous New Testament parable of the Good Samaritan. Arrive at Masada and ride the cable car to the legendary mountaintop ruins of King Herod’s palaces. After a guided tour, drive to the Dead Sea. Relish the surreal Dead Sea floating experience and choose to take a therapeutic mud bath. Then, return to Jerusalem, passing the ancient city of Jericho on route.

The Mah'ané Yéouda market is the kingdom of "Street Food" with an Israeli cuisine of fusion of cultures from the 4 corners of the world. We will take advantage of it! During the visit we will tell the history of this market, we will talk about its specific culture and taste different dishes from different market stalls. To receive a discount on the price contact me directly *before* you book online.

Embark on an insider-led culinary immersion through Israel’s melting pot food culture during this guided three-hour tour of Machne Yehuda market. Explore the bustling food stalls with a local culinary expert, enjoying a variety of freshly prepared samples along the way, from Georgian pastries and Moroccan stuffed grape leaves to fresh-squeezed juices.

Wine is an integral part of Jewish and Israeli culture. Half of Jacob's blessing to Judah was connected to wine: כִּבֵּס בַּיַּיִן לְבֻשׁוֹ וּבְדַם־עֲנָבִים סוּתֹהן In the days of King Solomon’s rule, there was peace: "every man under his vine, and under his fig tree,." Micha's vision for world peace reflects almost the same saying. Ancient Egyptian historians describe Canaan as the best place for wine. Roman historians describe the amazing quality of wine in the Land of Israel. The references go on and on. A kosher wine tour can be a wonderful experience filled with history, laughter, and tasty delights. I would like you to experience it in the best possible way. Today there are hundreds of boutique wineries all over the country. Most of them have been awarded international prizes, and all of them have a unique story.

Explore both top attractions in Israel and off-the-beaten-track destinations during two private, consecutive full-day tours. Traverse the country in a luxury Range Rover, with front-door pickup from anywhere within Israel. Wander down the winding alleys of Jerusalem’s walled Old City. Head into the West Bank for a stop at the ancient monastery of Mar Saba, followed by a dip in the Dead Sea.

Join us for one of our exclusive ‘Histillery' Tours, where Israel’s rich historical legacy meets the spirit of the present with a winery or distillery visit Our 1st stop is Tel Gezer, an archaeological site that revealed the "Gezer calendar" a 3,000-year-old tablet showing the agricultural yearly cycle Tel Gezer's historic vineyards were crucial during the 1st & 2nd Temple eras as a vital stop on the pilgrimage route from the port of Jaffa to the Temple in Jerusalem Then to Elul Vineyard, the first kosher organic winery in Israel, which crafts wine from 13 varieties of organic grapes, embracing traditional agricultural methods avoiding pesticides & chemical fertilizers Our visit includes a vineyard tour & wine tasting paired with cheeses & more Then to Tel Azeka with a panoramic view of the Valley of Elah, where David slew Goliath with a slingshot Finally to Nahal Sorek where Delilah enticed Samson to reveal the secret of his strength leading to his capture by the Philistines