The Land of Israel is a transition between two great civilizations, distant continents, therefore it is a climatic, ecological, botanical and zoological, cultural and religious meeting. It is blessed with a wide variety of amazing landscapes, an abundance of vegetation and water. Therefore, every trip brings us together with fascinating experiences
And as Dr. Seuss wrote: "When you go out you come to wonderful
places", and through the nature walks you can also get to know the
history, atmosphere and archeology of AI.

City tours are in-depth tours throughout the country. With rich guidance, we can discover fascinating sites even in the city where we live. Interesting people, and urban nature that is close to us reveal hidden treasures that we did not notice.
Among others, we can have religious and art tours in Old Jaffa, follow Tel Aviv streets stories, a tour of religions and beliefs in Jerusalem, a historical tour in Nazareth and more.

The Land of Israel unites the three great monotheistic religions:
Judaism, Christianity, Islam, along with other religions, denominations and beliefs that split from them. All together they create a complex and interesting collage.
In all the years of my research and study, I have discovered that basically they all talk about the same basic values of kindness, love, honesty and compassion while each has their own expression, in the way of their faith. The faith expressions have changed throughout history. There were times when the believers distanced themselves from the origins, like in the Crusader period.
Some are trying to return to the origins, study them and perform adaptations for the current days. The historic processes, The Jewish and Muslim mysticism, the intermingling of the Messianic Jews, and the many beliefs developed are fascinating subjects to explore, especially through meeting religious people and believers.
These trips open us up to getting to know the other, the different communities
that make up this colorful collage in Israel, finding the common values to us all. The variety is rich.

There are tours that focus on a certain religion, a certain denomination, and some that combine the collage of religions.