Your adventure begins with a convenient pick-up from your hotel, ensuring a comfortable and seamless start to your day.

We will start our tour at the Nimrod Fortress, or Kala’at Namrud, a beautiful citadel overlooking the north of the Galilee and the Golan Heights. Standing at 760 meters, this fortress offers stunning views and a glimpse into the history of the Mamluks, their battles, and their influence in the area.

Next, we will drive to a cherry farm in the Odem Forest, located in the Golan Heights. Here, we will pick fresh cherries and listen to a local guide discuss the agricultural practices and challenges in the region. The Golan Heights’ varied altitudes, from 200 meters near the Sea of Galilee to 900 meters near Hermon, create ideal conditions for diverse crops.

We will visit the Druze village of Majdal Shams, where we will tour the village with a local guide. You’ll learn about the Druze religion and culture, and conclude the visit with a delicious Druze meal, offering a taste of the local cuisine.

Our journey continues to the highest nature reserve in Israel, Mount Hermon. We will take a cable car to the top, where we can either hike down or, in winter, ski. At the summit, we will visit the Hermon Viewpoint to see the borders of Syria, Lebanon, and Israel. This vantage point, known as “the eyes of the state,” provides a striking view of neighboring countries and a chance to discuss the region’s complex geopolitical situation. Afterward, we will descend back to the entrance of the Hermon site.

As the day concludes, relax as we transport you back to your hotel. Reflect on a day rich with history, natural wonders, and personal milestones, carrying with you memories and connections that will enrich your life for years to come.