If you are interested in guided tours of Israel, please fill out this form: https://pci.jotform.com/form/260323077673356

For any questions about the tours, please contact Renee Rubin.

Email: renee.rubin@compass.com

Phone: 214-684-2776

Masada & Dead Sea tour (Full Day tour) This tour heads to Southern Israel through the Judean Hills and past the Inn of the Good Samaritan. We pause at sea level for an unforgettable photo-op then continue our descent further and further down beneath sea level towards the iconic Dead Sea. Our first stop is at Masada where we take a cable car to the plateau summit and tour the remains of Herod’s 2,055-year-old palace fortress. We see remarkable structures including palaces and a bathhouse. From Masada the tour takes you past the desert oasis of Ein Gedi and Qumran where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. We spend the rest of the day relaxing on one of the Dead Sea beaches. You can float in the salty water that is 8.6 times more saline than the ocean creating natural buoyance. Use the Dead Sea mud as a natural skin mask and soak up the glorious Dead Sea sun.

Jerusalem (Full day tour) Start this Jerusalem Full Day Tour with a breathtaking view of the city’s skyline from the Mount of Scopus. We pass through the 500-year-old Old City walls via the Zion Gate and into the Armenian Quarter. In the Jewish Quarter, we see the Byzantine-era Cardo and stop at the sacred Western Wall. The tour then retraces Jesus’ footsteps along the holy Via Dolorosa to the beautiful Church of the Holy Sepulchre. This ornate 4th-century church holds the site of the crucifixion, Christ’s burial tomb, and countless religious relics. Continue to the colourful Old City bazaar. Lunch on own at Machane Yehuda market. This afternoon we will visit Yad Vashem the museum to the holocaust and return to Tel Aviv.

Immerse yourself in the flavors and stories of South Tel Aviv on this guided culinary walk through Levinsky Market and its surrounding streets. Explore the heart of Tel Aviv’s spice, nut, and specialty food district, shaped by generations of Balkan, Persian, Yemenite, and North African immigrants. Taste your way through family-run shops, hidden bakeries, and street-food stalls while learning how food reflects the city’s cultural layers, migration history, and modern Israeli creativity. This sensory-rich tour offers a deep connection to Tel Aviv through its aromas, tastes, and people.

Graffiti tour in Southern Tel Aviv (half day tour) Immerse yourself in the vibrant street art of South Tel Aviv during this two-hour shared tour. Understand the social and political meaning behind each open-air artwork as you explore the city on foot with a guide. Tours collaborate with local street artists, giving visitors a chance to connect with artists through social media and purchase art pieces from the makers directly.