• The German Colony - Explore a settlement established by German Templars in the 19th century, featuring original houses, now a vibrant tourist hub in Haifa.
  Who were the builders, and why are they no longer present?
  Don’t miss capturing a photo of the Baha’i Gardens!
• The Baha’i Gardens - Stroll through the central terrace of the Baha’i Gardens in Haifa, follow the path to the Shrine of Bab, and explore its interior.
  Who is interred here, and why is the Baha’i World Center located in Haifa?
• Louis Promenade - Enjoy the panoramic view from the upper point of the Baha’i Gardens, overlooking Haifa, Haifa Bay, and the Galilee mountains.
• Stella Maris Lighthouse and Carmelite Monastery - Visit the Stella Maris Carmelite Monastery church, traditionally built over Elijah’s Cave.
  See the Lighthouse, the monument to Napoleon’s Soldiers, and the Column of the Holy Virgin Mary.
  What was Napoleon Bonaparte’s role here? And why do Israeli soldiers serve under the cross and icon?
• Knights’ Halls - Discover expressive halls, towers, the crypt of St. John’s church, a jail, a secret passage, streets around the fortress, and even a medieval public toilet.
  Experience the daily life of crusaders from 900 years ago.
  Why are the courtyard stairs so wide?
• Akko Old Town - Wander through the narrow streets of the Old City, passing mosques, markets, and streets named after notable visitors.
  Why does UNESCO consider it the best-preserved medieval city in the world despite the absence of medieval buildings above ground?
  And why not try some hummus? It’s reputed to be the best here.
• Acre - The Port of Acre.
  Once the most significant port on the eastern Mediterranean coast, the capital of the Kingdom of Jerusalem for 99 years, now a quaint harbor for yachts, fishermen, and tourist boats.

Enjoy a small cruise on a fishing boat along the impressive city walls, accompanied by local music.
The cruise requires an additional fee.

• Templars Tunnel - This expansive underground tunnel connects the former Templars’ Fortress to the port, resembling a medieval subway.
  Who constructed it and for what purpose?
• The Old Acre Market - Experience the vibrant colors of a traditional Middle Eastern market, offering everything from spices, coffee, clothes, toys, sweets, and especially fish.
  Give something a try!
• Akko Light - The Acre Lighthouse - Walk along the city walls of Acre and take in the breathtaking views of Haifa and Haifa Bay.
  See the port, beaches, and distant mountains.
  You might even spot teenagers diving into the water from the walls.

• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking fees

• Tea and coffee
• Gratuities
• Lunch
• Entrance fees to Knights’ Halls, Templars’ Tunnel (combined ticket)
• Boat cruise

Experience the best of Haifa and Acre in a private excursion.

Explore two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in a single day: the Baha’i World Center and Acre’s Old City.

Stroll through Acre’s Old City’s narrow alleys, amongst mosques, markets, and roads named after notable visitors, and see the remarkable subterranean structure of the Knight’s halls.

Partake in a boat ride on a fishing vessel alongside Acre’s monumental city walls, accompanied by the rhythm of local tunes.

Savor the breathtaking vistas of Haifa and the Haifa Bay from the city wall’s summit.
Gain insights into the rich history and cultural heritage of Haifa and Acre from your well-informed guide.

This tour is private, offering you the flexibility to tailor it according to your preferences.

• The remaining time is for the transportation between the sites
• The modest clothes are required

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.