Begin your private tour with a coastal drive to Caesarea, the great Roman city built by Herod the Great in honor of Caesar Augustus. Explore ancient ruins with your personal guide, including aqueducts, Herod’s palace, temples and a functioning Roman amphitheater. Next, visit the crusader fortress and the magnificent Mosaic of the Birds. 

Continue to Zichron Yaakov, founded in 1882 by Baron Rothschild. Stroll through cobbled streets with quaint cafes and boutique shops. Enjoy wine tasting at the Carmel Winery, Israel’s first winery. 

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In Haifa, explore the immaculate Baha'i Gardens and admire panoramic views of Haifa Bay. Visit the German Templar settlement and the Stella Maris Monastery, believed to be Prophet Elijah’s refuge. On the return journey, stop at the Druze village, Dalit-el-Carmel, to experience its vibrant marketplace and learn about Druze culture and traditions from your guide.

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This tour is highly customizable and can be cobined with visits to the following sites and activities:

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The Ralli Museums - This world famous museum in Caesarea exhibits mainly Latin American and Spanish paintings and sculptures. Also on dislplay are 16th to 18th century paintings depicting biblical themes.

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The Rothchild Gardens (Ramat ha Nadiv) - At the southern end of the Carmel Mountain range lies Ramat Hanadiv, beautiful memorial gardens dedicated to Baron Rothschild. A strong supporter of Zionism, his substantial donations significantly bolstered the movement in its early years. The contrast between these meticulous gardens and the surrounding Mediterranean nature park is one of Israel's wonders.

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Mount Carmel Caves - Mount Carmel Caves, a UNESCO Site of Human Evolution, are nestled in the Carmel mountain range. These caves are significant for their archaeological finds, showcasing the interactions between Neanderthals and early Homo sapiens. Visitors can explore this fascinating site, where ancient human history comes alive amidst stunning natural surroundings, offering a unique glimpse into our prehistoric past.