Israel Cultural and Religious Tours
Highlights of Israel Religious Tour
- Discover the archaeological wonders of Masada, an ancient fortress overlooking the Dead Sea.
- Explore Tel Aviv's thriving arts scene, visiting the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and the Neve Tzedek neighborhood, a major cultural area in the city and home to the Helena Rubinstein Art Museum and Israel’s Habima Theater.
- Visit the ancient port city of Jaffa, known for its charming alleys and artistic ambiance, and experience the museums, flea markets, the synagogue, the clock tower, and other cultural highlights.
- Wander through the mystical city of Safed, renowned for its spiritual significance and vibrant art galleries.
- Engage with the local communities or visit kibbutz and moshav to learn about traditions, customs and the rich mosaic of Israeli culture. Savor tasty local dishes like shakshuka, baklava and the well-known hummus.
Travel tips for Religious Trip to Israel
- Pack wisely and dress modestly. Israel cultural tours take you to several religious and conservative sites. Carry a scarf or shawl to cover your shoulders and avoid showing too much skin.
- Be ready for an expensive trip. Israel is expensive in general, and prices tend to go higher for tourists. Carry extra cash at all times.
- Learn to bargain in a respectful manner. Although Israel can be expensive, prices can often always be negotiated.
- Bring an electrical adapter with you. Most electrical outlets in Israel have a 3 round-pegged prong.
- Plan your holiday accordingly. Religious holidays in Israel such as Yom Kippur (the Hebrew Day of Atonement) are strictly observed and everything is closed, including transportation.
