Caesarea, Haifa, and Acre - Private Day Tour.

5.0 (one review) 8–10 hours Free cancellation Private tour

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Highlights

Explore the ancient port city of Caesarea on a guided day trip

Enjoy a scenic view of Haifa Bay from Mount Carmel

Visit the Baha'i Gardens and the German Colony in Haifa

Discover the ancient city of Acre and its Turkish bazaar

Rosh Nikara explore the sea caves

We will pick you up from your hotel or an address you provide from Tel Aviv/ Haifa/ Jerusalem.

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Not included: Meals
Not included: Entrance fees: Entrance to the following sites is not included in the price: Caesarea and Rosh Nikarah. The rest of the sites are free of charge.

1
Caesarea

one hour
Caesarea is a stunning coastal gem where ancient history meets modern luxury.
- Ancient ruins: magnificent Roman amphitheater, hippodrome, and a crusader fortress right on the Mediterranean shore.
King Herod’s ancient harbor.
Caesarea National Park

one hour

The bird mosaic! A Byzantine house in which a magnificent floor from the Roman-Byzantine period has been preserved overlooks the sea from a private hill outside the city. It is not known who in housing the house belongs to! Maybe the governor of Caesarea?..
Baha'i Garden Haifa

one hour

Continue to Haifa and admire the view from Mount Carmel to Haifa Bay. See the Baha'i Gardens hanging from the slopes of Mount Carmel, ending in the German colony where houses with biblical quotes above the entrance doorposts still stand. Next, head to Stella Maris and continue to Acre,
The Old Acre Market

2 hours

continue to Acre, the ancient city and the Turkish bazaar. Visit a fishing port and enjoy a walk on the city walls.
5
Rosh HaNikra Grottoes

one hour Admission not included
Rosh Nikara explore the sea caves. Stop at the Lebanese border.

Rosh HaNikra is a geological marvel located at the northernmost point of Israel's Mediterranean coast.

Sea grottoes: tunnels formed by thousands of years of sea waves crashing against the white chalk cliffs.
- Cable car: Enjoy a scenic ride down the cliff face on the world’s steepest cable car to access the caves.,