Caesarea, Rosh Hanikra and Acre Day Trip from Tel Aviv

Highlights

Inclusions

Itinerary

1. Visit the ancient port of Caesarea

   1 hAdmission included

2. Visit the ancient amphitheater from the 1st century AD

   20 minAdmission included

3. View from the top of the Baha'i Gardens in Haifa

   20 minAdmission included

4. Ascend to the summit of Rosh Hanikra by cable car

   1 h

5. View the Lebanese Boarder from Rosh HaNiqra

   Passes by

6. Visit and explore the Grottos at Rosh Hanikra

   40 minAdmission included

7. Visit the City of Acre

   1 h

8. Visit the Underground Crusader City Acre

   1 hAdmission included

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

Reviews

Ratings come from 409 reviews collected by our booking partner. They are travellers' own words, in the order they were written — never reordered to flatter the experience.

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• 5Isaac the tour guide made the day great

  The tour guide Isaac did an excellent job. We had a van and not a bus which made things more intimate and opportunity for answers to questions

  Izonhim2007February 2026via Tripadvisor

• 1Poorly planned and unpleasant day

  In my nearly three decades of traveling, this was the worst tour I have ever taken. It was poorly organized and the tour guide blamed the rush of the day on us. The day started with a warning that due to Shabbat one of the sites may close early, but the tour guide wasn’t sure. This is a jam packed itinerary and the itinerary should have been adjusted to accommodate early closures. This rush to make it to the site before closing for Shabbat put a negative cloud on the entire day. After our first stop in Caesarea, we were offered a 20 minute break with a warning not to have a lingering breakfast at the nearby cafe. As the tour started at 7:15 am before our hotel breakfast opened, we were hungry and we (as well as others in the tour group) decided to buy coffee and bagels to go. Unknown to us was how badly staffed and slow the cafe staff was. Several of us were getting nervous about being late, but we paid for the food and wanted to wait for it. The tour guide came and yelled at us for being late, then yelled at the cafe staff. When we got our food, I apologized and explained what happened, and was told it was both not my fault, and also is my fault, all in one lecture. We then got another lecture on the bus and was told we could not get out of the bus at the site of the aqueduct because it was our fault for being late. We were then rushed in Haifa and Rosh Hanikra, but the worst was when we were given 30 minutes to eat lunch at the restaurant in Acre. Before the wait staff could even bring our food, the tour guide yelled at us again that we had 2 minutes to eat - and told us again it was our fault - and we didn’t even have our food yet. We spent $65 for lunch and barely was able to eat but a few bites. When we got to the site that was closing early for Shabbat, it was a 10 minute walk through the tunnels in Acre. I got nothing out of it and would have preferred to skip it to have 10 more minutes to actually eat the lunch that I paid for. So after a day of being rushed and yelled at to hurry up because of a 30 minute delay in Ceasera, it was clear that we could have saved around 2 hours of time by a better executed tour. First, Bein Harim asked us to prepay entrance tickets online the night before, or at the door. We wasted so much time at 4 separate locations to handle checking in or buying tickets for a group of about 40 people. This is easily solved by charging us entrance fees through the tour price, Bein Harim purchasing in advance, then let us sail through the entrance. Second, the restaurant experience was chaotic because we ordered separately and then paid separately, which took a lot of extra time. BeinHarim could also purchase a family style lunch experience, and charge us through the tour price. I have never had such an unpleasant tour.

  R4974PJelizabethlJanuary 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Amazing history & archaeology

  A wonderful trip back through history. Our guide, AVI, took great care of us all day and provided us with historical insights that were very impressive. And we had a delicious communal lunch with local delicious dishes.

  233jodykDecember 2025via Tripadvisor

• 3I had an absolute blast...

  I had an absolute blast on this trip! The guide kept us entertained with his humor, shared fascinating history about each place, and made sure we stayed on track with meet-up times.

  Georsadd_GMarch 2025via Viator

• 5Four places you shouldn't miss.

  This was an incredible trip. Each part could have been a complete site seeing adventure of its own. Our guide was delightful. Once I got used to his accent he was a wealth of knowledge. I have so many pictures from this trip! It's amazing.

  Peggy_RMarch 2024via Viator

• 5Great tour !!!

  Aviva our guide was very excellent, she walked with us on all the sites and always accounted for the people in her group. She was very detailed in explaining what was next , the history of the place or site and when to come back to meet up. I wish Aviva was our guide for the other tours we joined in through this tour company.

  Maria_DOctober 2023via Viator

Know before you go

How it compares in Tel Aviv

• Its from-price is 82% below the median of the 187 day trips we list in Tel Aviv.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• By number of reviews it ranks 5 of 187.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv is Israel's Mediterranean city of white Bauhaus buildings, long beaches, street markets and a café-lined seafront beside ancient Jaffa.

Tel Aviv was founded in 1909 on sand dunes north of the old port of Jaffa and grew quickly into a city of modernist apartment blocks. Its White City, a large collection of Bauhaus and International Style buildings, is listed by UNESCO. Rothschild Boulevard is lined with these buildings and shaded by trees, and Independence Hall, where the state was declared in 1948, stands on it.

Top-ranked sights in Tel Aviv: Caesarea, Neve Tzedek (Neve Tsedek).

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