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Fly & Drive in Israel Fly Years & Drive Israel – At your own pace! Fly & Drive in Israel Discover the freedom of the open road with a fly & drive holiday. We will lead you through Israel’s beauty with magnificent and varied travel ideas. What are the benefits of a Fly & Drive in Israel? • Flexible and free • Small country and short programming driving times • Driving as you see fit • Beautiful and exciting and at your own pace landscape • Security is granted • Good road conditions • Independence • Assistance in • Experience Israel in a emergencies relaxed manner • Tips for a sustainable Israel experience ... with Amiel Tours you have a skillful partner Arrival in Tel Aviv at Ben Gurion Airport Arrival in Eilat (Ovda or the new Ramon Airport) Tel Aviv Negev Desert With your rental car drive along the Mediterranean coast to After you rent your car, drive to Mitzpe Ramon. The view of the your hotel in Tel Aviv. Crater will take your breath away. OUR TIP: ! Graffiti Tour - Tel Aviv Street Art Negev Desert and Surroundings Today book a jeep tour around the Crater, meet Bedouins and Caesarea - Haifa - Acco - Galilee take a hike in the “Friendly Desert”. After a short visit to Old Jaffa, drive north to discover OUR TIP: Caesarea, Haifa and Acco. Discover rock engravings in the Negev Desert Hod OUR TIP: Hod Artist village – not far from Haifa Tel Aviv Galilee Lots of surprises await you in Tel Aviv, a city that never sleeps. Explore Israel's natural landscape. Discover the Hula Valley Do not miss the famous Bauhaus architecture, Rothschild Blvd., Nature Reservoir by bike or golf cart. The springs and Independence Hall. The City of Yafo is a MUST – the artist waterfalls of the Banias are an amazing site. colony will enchant you. OUR TIP: OUR TIP: Chocolate Workshop - fun for big and small or visit Visit in the Bauhaus Museum or the Tel Aviv Museum to a boutique winery of Art From the North to Jerusalem Caesarea – Haifa and Old Acco Explore the sacred sites around the Sea of Galilee. You reach Ancient Roman cities and sacred sites fill your program today and the Holy City of Jerusalem via Beit Shean, in the Jordan Rift Acco takes you back to the times of the Crusaders. Valley. OUR TIP: OUR TIP: Shopping in the boutique shops of Zikhron Yaacov Kibbutz Sde Eliayahu - Pioneers in Organic Farming Jerusalem – The Old City Galilee From the Mount of Olives enjoy the unique view of Jerusalem. Visit the Holy Sites around the Sea of Galilee and take a boat ride. Along the Via Dolorosa, the Stations of the Cross, the Jewish OUR TIP: quarter, you will reach the Western Wall – The Kotel. Visit a winery or olive oil manufacturer OUR TIP: Ramparts Walk - Conquer the city walls of the Old City of Jerusalem Jerusalem Old City The day begins on the Mount of Olives, moving on to the Old Jerusalem - Museums & Monuments City, along the Via Dolorosa as you reach the Jewish quarter and The Israel Museum, the Knesset, the Israeli Parliament, the the Western Wall. Menorah and the Yad Vashem , Israel's Holocaust Museum, OUR TIP: symbolize the State of Israel. Take a break in the Austrian hospice and view the OUR TIP: Temple Mount from its rooftop. Yvel Design Center-The Megemeria School of Jewelry & Art, an initiative to advance the lives of Jerusalem – New City Ethiopian immigrants in Israel. Visit the Machne Yehuda Market. Smell and tastes are your guide Dead Sea in this amazing place. The Israel Museum and a walking tour Start your day with a visit to Qumran, on to Ein Gedi Nature around the New City round off your day. Park and a short hike up to Masada - UNESCO World OUR TIP: Heritage Site. Relaxation at the Dead Sea. Visit the Bible Lands Museum OUR TIP: Farewell Dinner with an Israeli Family (Home Flight back home Hospitality) Flight back home Israel Head Office: 5 Yoni Netanyahu St. Or Yehuda 60376, ISRAEL, Telephone: 972-3-538-8444, Fax: 972-3-5336061, Email: mngt@amiel.israel.net; www.amiel.com, Facebook: www.facebook.com/AmielTours/.
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