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Explore Israel with Corinthian
Few countries are as rich in history as Israel. From the hills of Galilee to Holy Jerusalem and the Negev desert, Israel is an immensely scenic land with a great deal to offer the visitor – religious or secular. With such a range of opportunities, the question of where to travel in Israel is far from straightforward. Corinthian’s destination guides and suggested itineraries are a good starting point, but we encourage you to take advantage of our tailor-made holiday service. With a vast accumulated knowledge and years of experience designing luxury holidays in Israel, our destination specialists will ensure that your holiday experience is seamless from the moment you contact us.
Old City, Jerusalem Israel
Hermon Mountain, Golan Heights Israel
Ramon Crater, Negev Desert Israel
Tel Aviv, Israel
Church of Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem Israel
Bethlehem
Golan Heights, Israel
Akko Old Port, Acre Israel
Akko Fortress, Acre Israel
Israel Highlights
- Old City of Jerusalem
- Bethlehem and the West Bank
- Forward-looking Tel Aviv
- Crusader city of Akko
- Green and fertile Galilee
- The Golan Heights
- Negev Desert
Israel Journey Planner
Four to five days in Israel
On a short break in Israel choose either the holy city of Jerusalem or vibrant Tel Aviv as your base. Jerusalem is Israel’s great ‘must-see’ attraction and could easily occupy a day or two. Then, combine a visit to Herod the Great’s rock-fortress of Masada with floating in the Dead Sea. A long day trip to the north will take you to Nazareth and the Galilee where you can see the sites associated with Christ’s early ministry.
One week in Israel
An ideal duration for an introductory tour that will reveal the country’s main highlights. After exploring Jerusalem and visiting Masada, the Dead Sea and Bethlehem, travel via Nazareth into the green and hilly Galilee to see the Christian sites and the mystical Jewish town of Safed. Then, travel down Israel’s north coast via Akko, Haifa, and Caesarea to Tel Aviv where the journey concludes.
Ten days to two weeks in Israel
Delve deeper into Israel’s attractions. Jerusalem (old and new) alone can easily command a five-night stay. Spending three (or more) nights in northern Israel would enable you to include the Golan Heights and perhaps have a night in the picturesque city of Akko. Two or three days could also be dedicated to exploring the ‘heart of the Holyland’ – the ancient towns and sites of the West Bank that include Jericho, Hebron and Nablus. To the south, the great Negev desert is an adventure playground, while both Eilat on the Red Sea and Tel Aviv on the Mediterranean offer beaches and nightlife.