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Safed, Tiberias and Mount Meron – 1 Day Tour

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About Bein Harim

Bein Harim takes you on a spiritual trip to the gravesides of some of the holiest and most important rabbis of the last millennium.

We arrive at the city of Tiberias on the shores of the Sea of Galilee where we visit the graves of several important historical Jewish figures – Maimonides, Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai and the Baal HaNes. We make a brief stop at a diamond factory then continue on to the ancient city of the Kabalah, Safed. Here we visit the Ari HaKodosh synagogue, the Isaac Luria Visitors Center and we stroll through the Artists Quarter. Next we continue to Mount Maron and visit the graves of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai and Rashbi where Lag B’Omer is celebrated each year by thousands of believers.

We begin by traveling north past Herzliya and Natanya up the Mediterranean coast of Israel then turn inland and travel through the plain of Armageddon where we can see Megiddo (Chronicles II 35:20-27).

We reach the city of Tiberias on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. The city was established in the 1st century by King Herod and archaeological excavations have revealed structures from the Mishnah and Talmud periods (1st – 5th centuries). We visit the ancient grave sites of two esteemed sages.

Rabbi Meir Baal HaNes was believed to be a miracle worker, he was one of Rabbi Akiva’s pupils and his grave is one of the most visited in the country.

Although the original structure which marked the grave of Rabbi Meir was destroyed by an earthquake in 1837, two stone pillars remained marking the grave’s location. Today a new structure which was built in 1867 marks the rabbi’s grave and the two original pillars have been incorporated into the tomb. From a distance it is possible to see the distinctive blue and white domes of the tomb.

At the grave site there are separate prayer areas for men and women and study areas for both Ashkenazim and Sephardim. Near the grave site are vendors selling religious souvenirs, candles, books and posters of revered rabbis.

We visit the tomb of Rabbi Moshe Ben Maimon (Rambam) who penned the fourteen volumes of the important Mishne Torah and is respected as a great sage, philosopher, scholar and doctor. Ramban passed away in Egypt in 1235 and his final wish was to be brought to the shores of the Kinneret to be buried in Tiberias.

We continue on to Safed, a hill top city and one of Israel’s four holy cities. We walk through the historic city and the narrow alley ways of the Old City, we visit the Ari HaKodosh synagogue, the Isaac Luria Visitor Center and the Artists Quarter.

Our next stop is at Mount Meron where Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai (Rashbi), a 2nd century sage, is buried. Rashbi wrote the Zohar, the primary text of the Kabbalah movement. It is believed that he penned the Zohar while in hiding from the Romans following the destruction of the Second Holy Temple.

Rashbi is believed to have passed away on Lag B’Omer, the same day that a plague ended which had taken the lives of Rabbi Akiva’s pupils. Rashbi’s grave is the site of Lag B’Omer celebrations each year when thousands of Jews gather there to light bonfires, dance, rejoice and also traditionally give their three year old sons their first haircut.

The tomb is used for prayer both by men and women in separate areas and outside the tomb you can find stalls selling religious mementos, head coverings, religious books and artifacts. 

Additional tour information

What to bring and what to wear.

Clothing: Shoulders should be covered, shorts are not allowed.

Also bring water, a sun hat and good walking shoes.

Departure times

Jerusalem: 5:50 am Tel Aviv: 7:15 am Herzliya: 7:00 am Netanya: 7:45 am

Special notes

Pick up from Jerusalem’s hotels is at 5:50 am for a transfer to Tel Aviv to join the tour.

This tour requires a minimum of 3 participants.

The sites may be visited in a different order.

Bein Harim Tourism Services LTD is a one of the leading Israeli government licensed travel services in Israel, specializing in the planning, organization and conducting of custom-made guided tours. The company employs only highly experienced and government licensed tour guides. It offers various tours inside Israel in an extensive range of languages. All its vehicles are approved by the Ministry of Tourism to afford customers top comfort sightseeing.

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• Explore Safed and Golan Heights with the most professional tour guides.
• Visit Safed - The center of Jewish mysticism.
• Visit the Synagogue of Ari Ha'Kadosh.
• A great view on Hula Valley!

Additional Information

The tour includes: .

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off.
• Professional tour guide in your language.
• Transport by air-conditioned vehicle/bus.
• Entrance fees.

The tour does not include: 

• Food and drinks.
• Minimum of 2 travelers per booking is required. 
• Hat and comfortable shoes are recommended.
• Confirmation will be received 24 hours post booking.

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• Cancellation fee of 5% charged for Cancellation up to 72 hours in advance.
• Cancellation fee of 50% charged for notification 24 hours in advance
• Non show - No refund.

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Safed: Getting There

While public transportation in Israel is excellent, Safed's location as a remote mountain town in middle of Israel's northern upper Galilee Mountains makes this city a bit of challenge to get to sometimes. Read on to find out the best ways to reach Safed whether coming by bus or by train, or by a combination of both.

Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Safed

Unfortunately, Israel's excellent and easy to travel rail system hasn't yet reached the city of Safed, or any region in the interior area of the north of the country. However, this doesn't mean you can't still utilize Israel's rail lines to reach this mountain city. If you are in Jerusalem then take a bus from Jerusalem's central bus station to Tel Aviv. You can choose to disembark in Tel Aviv at either the New Central Bus Station or the Arlozorov Station. You will then switch from the bus to the train at these stations. In both locations you will have about a two minute walk from the bus station to the train station. However, the New Central Bus Station in Tel Aviv is more than a bit seedy and run down. If possible, take a bus to the Arlozorov Station in Tel Aviv which is an open air, outdoor station. It is a more pleasant experience.

Next, you will want to board a train from Tel Aviv to the city of Akko (known in English as Acre). From Akko you will then switch to a bus to Safed.

Jerusalem (by bus) --- Tel Aviv (switch to train) --- Akko (switch back to bus) --- Safed

This option allows for the greatest flexibility because buses leave Jerusalem for Tel Aviv several times an hour from very early morning until late night and trains leave Tel Aviv for Akko at least twice an hour.  They even run once an hour through the night. Buses from Akko to Safed also run about twice an hour starting at 6:00am and ending around 22:15. The bus from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv takes approximately one hour, depending on traffic, the train from Tel Aviv to Akko takes one and half hours, and the bus from Akko to Safed takes one hour and twenty five minutes. Total travel time on this route from Jerusalem to Safed takes four hours, not including waiting, switching and standing time.

Jerusalem To Safed Direct

For a more direct route from Jerusalem to Safed you can take a bus direct.

Jerusalem (by bus direct) --- Safed

There are direct buses from the Jerusalem Central Bus Station to the Safed Central Bus Station. Bus number 982 departs from Jerusalem seven times a day beginning at 9:18am. The last bus is at 23:18. On Friday buses cease running early and buses will run every hour from 9:18am until 13:18. The cost for this bus is 40nis and the total travel time is three and half hours.

Tel Aviv to Safed Direct

Tel aviv (by bus direct) --- safed.

There is also one direct bus daily from Tel Aviv to Safed.  It departs from the New Central Bus Station in Tel Aviv at 17:00 and then pickups at the Arlozorov Bus Station at 17:05. The trip costs 45nis and takes approximately three and half hours, if you are not held up by traffic. This should put you in the Safed Central Bus Station at 8:30pm. On Friday the bus departs Tel Aviv 12:30pm, 12:35 at Arlozorov, and arrives in Safed at 16:00. The bus from Tel Aviv to Safed is bus number 845. Total travel time on the bus is three and half hours.

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• X2368KEgerardb 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Highlight of our vacation in Israel Our reaction to the cooking workshop with a Druze couple echoes that of other reviewers. We were graciously and warmly welcomed and began with a discussion of Druze culture and religion. Next we donned aprons and set about preparing a multi-course dinner. We were two couples and needed to avoid various ingredients (including sesame and garlic) due to food intolerances. Our hosts did a fabulous job accommodating our requirements—better and more cheerfully than most restaurants. We’re looking forward to receiving the recipes so that we can prepare these dishes for friends back in the U.S. Both the food and the cultural exchange were highlights of our Israel vacation. The views from our hosts’ home were to die for. Read more Written May 6, 2023
• simonf394 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Family workshop Great way to spend a morning. Not just a cooking workshop, but a cultural guide to Druze society too. Culmination is we got to eat the produce, which was a tasty culinary feast. We are vegetarian, which was no problem, though I understand many of the dishes are for carnivores. I could not fault this experience and will merrily do it again if friends come to visit. Full marks for everyone who made it happen. Really original. Read more Written April 10, 2023
• Rachel5699 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Rachel review I loved meeting everyone and everyone was so kind to us. Love you woodlands and everything else. Yeah Read more Written February 26, 2023
• E1360HQlorig 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Lori G The Druze Cooking with Galileat was phenomenal! It was very special meeting the Druze family and cooking and eating with them. They were extremely hospitable and our guide Paul was exceptional! An outstanding experience! Read more Written February 22, 2023
• kellygE3434ER 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A truly special and memorable experience—and my favorite meal in Israel! I cannot recommend GalilEat strongly enough! Our guide, the excellent Baruch of Touring With Baruch, suggested that we do an Arabic cooking class while on our trip. To be honest, I’m not sure I would have gone for this if not for the fact that my mom, who was on this trip to Israel, did something similar when she visited India and said it was a fabulous experience. I really value eating well when I travel, and I love visiting restaurants. So to do this home cooking class meant not going to a restaurant one night. Well thank goodness we did this home cooking class! Because, as it turns out, it was my favorite meal in Israel. More importantly, it was a beautiful experience of the profound joy that is making new friends in other countries, and a reminder that language barriers and geographical distance are no match against everyone’s common humanity. How it worked: Baruch drove us to the home we were visiting, which was the home of a lovely woman named Pnina. There, we also met up with Paul, who owns and runs GalilEat. When we arrived, we visited in Pnina’s living room and asked her questions about her life in Israel and her Druze faith. Paul functioned as the translator. My family and I knew nothing about the Druze, and it was utterly fascinating to learn about their long-ago break from the Muslim faith, their history across time, and their lives in modern-day Israel. Pnina happily fielded or questions, answering all of them, and Paul was the ever-ready middleman, making the conversation feel natural and seamless. Pnina also asked some questions about us, which we were just as happy to answer. Eventually, we moved into Pnina’s kitchen, quite literally rolled up our sleeves, and got cooking! In advance of our arrival, she made the more labor-intensive and time-consuming dishes of our dinner. We helped her with a salad, an appetizer, and this crazy delicious bread that I’m still thinking about. At some point prior to our trip, I mentioned to Baruch that I’d recently been introduced to the wondrous dessert that is knafeh. He asked Paul if we might be able to make knafeh, and Pnina very graciously granted this request! I was blown away by everyone’s kindness and flexibility, as it was so much fun to make fresh knafeh (and oh my goodness was it good). In time, dinner was ready, and all of us—Pnina, Paul, Baruch, my six family members, and I—gathered in Pnina’s dining room and broke bread together. It was so special to share in a meal with strangers-turned-friends. We had lively conversation, and Paul always took care to translate to Pnina so she could remain just as engaged as the rest of us. And, as I said, the food was phenomenal. All in all, this was way better than a restaurant! It was a way more personal experience than any restaurant, no matter how great their food, could have ever offered. I will never travel overseas again without scheduling a similar home cooking experience whenever possible. It’s such a unique and fun way to learn about a country, its people, its culture. It’s a truly immersive experience, and one that comes with the bonus of incredible food. I enthusiastically recommend an evening with GalilEats—it’ll be among your most memorable experiences on your trip to Israel. Read more Written January 17, 2023
• rlgibney 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Cooking and Much More with a Druze Family Wendy, Lorie and I spent two weeks touring Israel in Oct 2022. A very special highlight of our trip was a visit (arranged by Galileat) to a Druze family for a hands-on cooking class. Our hosts had us all very busy in their kitchen preparing a multi-course meal from fresh, local ingredients. Then, the payoff: eating what we'd help prepare with our hosts. It was delicious. But our visit to their home was much more than the cuisine. Before our fun in the kitchen, we spent an hour in conversation with our hosts in their living room, sippiing tea. They shared stories of their family and explained much about the Druze faith and community customs. It was a wonderful experience---much enhanced by the active participation of Paul Nirens (Galileat)! Read more Written January 16, 2023
• E780XBandrewf 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Intimate Cultural Experience This was an incredible experience. It was an honor to be welcomed into Pnina's home and learn about her religion and heritage. The kids enjoyed cooking with her and tasting foods they had never heard of before. Paul was an amazing ambassador and translator. If you are looking for an intimate cultural experience this is what you want to sign up for. Make sure to try Pnina's olives that she grows! Read more Written January 13, 2023
• staceybY6957BK 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fun and educational We were fortunate enough to get to participate in one of Paul's culinary experiences. We were very warmly welcomed into Zarafat's home where we learned about the Druze faith and thenwere able to participate in the preparation of a Druze dinner. Best of all we got to share the meal with our host Zarafat and her daughter in law Abil. The foot was wonderful and I look forward to trying the recipes at home. Read more Written November 10, 2022
• andreamR8914JY 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles An evening to remember My family recently participated in the Druze Culinary Experience with Paul and Pnina. From start to finish, it was an incredible experience that enhanced our knowledge of the Druze religion and the food was delicious. Paul and Pnina were extremely knowledgeable and very engaging with our three children, ages 13, 11 and 6. The kids were active participants in the kitchen and as a result were willing to try the dishes they made (which is huge as they are picky eaters). It was definitely a highlight of our 2-week trip to Israel. Read more Written August 23, 2022
• Boroditsky 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Wonderful cooking class / experience Wonderful authentic experience learning to cook traditional food at a locals home. Defiantly worth the visit! Food was fabulous and experience was not to be forgotten Read more Written August 1, 2022
• sfgopher 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fantastic Druze cooking class We had an incredible experience cooking with a Druze family in their home. Paul is an outstanding guide - fabulously engaging, extremely knowledgable and overall an outstanding person to spend time with. This was a highlight of the week and we are so grateful for the experience he facilitated for us. Read more Written July 31, 2022
• theol900 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Learning about cooking, culture and history from a Druze family A spectacular experience. My wife and I spent an evening with a Druze couple, learning about both culture and cuisine in their house. The only thing more amazing than the delicious food was the experience of connecting with them, with Paul as our guide. It was one of the most memorable parts of our trip to the Middle East. Read more Written July 29, 2022
• EveKH212 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Amazing Druze workshop and mea! The most amazing experience ever!! Pnina is the kindest, and most wonderful host and chef. She taught us to create delicious Druze dishes, which we were able to enjoy at her table. Paul was great at translating and explaining what we would be doing at the workshop and the background of Druze culture and cuisine. Thank you for letting us experience and enjoy this workshop and meal. It was the highlight of our tour and we encourage all visitors to book this workshop. Thank you, Paul and Pnina, for sharing these recipes with us. Read more Written July 27, 2022
• Mangelinam 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Cooking Class with Druze Family Paul hosted an in home cooking workshop in a Druze home with a Druze family and the experience was superb. He was an excellent translator but more importantly was his close relationship with this family - which made the entire experience more like going to a friend's house, a group cooking fest, and final feast. We learned so much about the Druze culture (fascinating) as well as their culinary preferences - it was truly a highlight of our trip. Thank you Paul! Read more Written July 16, 2022
• lindarR7456WJ 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Druze cooking workshop I would give MORE stars if I could! Our group of 12 enjoyed every minute at the Druze house. We learned lots, we cooked, ate, and laughed. I highly recommend this workshop!!! :-) Read more Written July 6, 2022

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