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From Ancient to Modern Industry in the Western Galilee
In the span of a few hours this tour will take you from ancient industrial installations to one of the most sophisticated Industrial Parks in all of Israel. You'll learn about ancient methods for producing olive oil (and olive oil soap) and get to see a working olive press that still utilizes methods used hundreds of years ago.

Biblical Battlefields in the Jezreel Valley and Surrounding Area
Whether you attended Sunday school or a Jewish day school, this tour will afford you the opportunity to see some of the famous battles that we have all read about in our Torah studies. You'll learn about King Saul's last battle on the Mt. Gilboa, the battle of, Gideon the Judge, which even today is known as the first night battle in history and the story of Judge Devorah and Barak ben Avinoam, who fought Jabin from Mt. Tabor and more….

Caves and Tunnels in the Shfelat Yehuda Area
This tour will take you to see some of the unique and amazing underground life of the Jews in Israel 19 centuries ago. Some of these caves require crawling capabilities (kids love it) and some provide rappelling opportunities. It's best to do this as a jeep trip and gain some more nature time.

Heroism on the Golan Heights
This tour takes you to some of the very famous battlefields that took place during the Yom Kippur War in October 1973 on the Golan. We will see the Valley of Tears where LtC. Kahalani withstood an unprecedented Syrian offensive. While his unit had no ammunition, he managed to stop the Syrian onslaught, stopping a whole division of Syrian armor, for which he later received the Medal of Valor. We will also see Tel Facher a strategic hill where 42 soldiers from the Golani Brigade lost there lives concurring it during the same war. We will stand on one of the highest peaks on the Golan to get a better understanding of the conflict between Israel and Syria.

The Crusaders & their Fortresses in the Galilee
This tour takes you to different fortresses and battlefields from the 12th & 13th centuries to get a good understanding of the Crusader period in Israel, which lasted for almost 200 years. Their reign was known as the "Kingdom of Jerusalem" even though they didn't have access to Jerusalem a large portion of the time. A natural continuation of this tour is a tour to the Churches that have remained from the Crusader era, in and around Jerusalem. Acco & Ceasaria are only incorporated into this tour by request.