During the war we had the honor to host several times wonderful volunteers who came to help in affected areas in the country. Soon after 7/10 the first volunteers already arrived from Holland.

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What can you do and see from our location in a day?

In short for a quick impression, 10 examples of days what you can see from our location. There is more to see (see further down on the page):

Day 1: Jerusalem. Old City (4 quarters), Jerusalem, Garden Tomb, Golden Gate, Mahaneh Yehuda market

Day 2: Jerusalem, Mount of olives, The ‘City of David’ with Hezekiah’s water tunnel, Israel Museum, Hass promenade outlook

Day 3: Biblical Judea; Hebron, Machpelah, Ancient Hebron, Hebron Museum, Davids cave and hiding places in Biblical Maon wilderness area

Day 4: Biblical Judea; Elah valley (David & Goliath), Adullam cave, the Israelite towns Sha’araim (Khirbet Qayefa), Lachis and/or Maresha (Beit Guvrin)

Day 5 : Biblical Judea; Rachels Tomb (Bethlehem), Herodion, Herods palace/fortress near Tekoa, Gush Etsion heritage museum

Day 6: Massada fortress, Ein Gedi (or Wadi Arugot) and Dead Sea

Day 7: Negev Desert; The large Crater, Colored Sands, Ein Avdat oasis, Sde Boker, Beersheva (bedouin) market

Day 8; Negev Desert; R&D Desert Agriculture, the blooming desert, Biblical town Tamar, Scorpions pass & Mamshit Nabatean City and camels

Day 9; Biblical town of Arad (with Israelite Temple), Beersheva. Abrahams well and Tel Sheva (ancient Beersheva)

Day 10 (early to start); Samaria; The biblical places Bethel, Shiloh, Ebal & Gerizim, Samaritan museum

*** Also a remembrance and awareness tours to the Gaza surrounding area’s. To visit 7/10/2023 (memorial) sites, to learn, to remember and to encourage the people and soldiers of the region; Nova festival memorial, Bibas memorial, Beeri road shelter memorial, Nahal Oz observers outlook, Tkuma 7/10/2023 car cemetery and memorial, Sederot Police station memorial, Sederoot outlook, the 7th October Education Center.

New : Have you tasted the wines and cheeses of Judea and Samaria? We now organize wine and cheese tastings at our facilities or, if you like, at a local vineyard in Biblical Judea or Samaria. Amos 9:14 ‘And I will bring again the captivity of my people of Israel, and they shall rebuild the ruined cities, and inhabit them; and they shall plant vineyards, and drink their wine; they shall also make gardens, and eat their fruit’.

We can even organize a whiskey tasting (tour) as well. Did you know that Israel is home to over 5 whiskey distilleries / producers each making whiskeys with their own unique taste.

Scroll down for an expanded list of sites and tour possibilities.

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Accommodations:

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What makes the accommodations of Judea Experience Accommodations & Tours so special?

First of all. The human factor. Here in the village you have the opportunity to meet the local Jewish people who live here in Biblical Judea, sit at their tables and hear their stories. During a Shabbat/weekend meal or on another occasion. An unforgettable experience.

Then regarding the accommodations themselves, our accommodations are located in a park in the rural landscape of Biblical Judea, the land of the Psalms. You do not only see the Biblical landscape, but you also experience the Biblical atmosphere.

Right next to our accommodations, in the hill area, you can see one of the caves where David hid himself for King Saul. The Hasmonaeans, some 2300 years ago marked the cave by building a structure on top of it.

David’s cave, seen from the park grounds & The entrance of the cave, at the background Susya & inside the cave

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This is the landscape where the largest number of psalms are composed. For that reason, it got the name the ‘Land of Psalms’ and an interesting museum of Psalms will be built here by the Ministry of Tourism.

Then you see the ancient Biblical route along which the Patriarchs traveled from Beersheva to Hebron, where the twelve spies entered the land, where David walked with his men. The Romans marked the routes so that they are still visible to us. The Biblical history comes alive in this area. You see vineyards and wine produced from these vineyards. You can even drink these wines as was previously told. Amos 9:14 ‘And I will bring again the captivity of my people of Israel, and they shall rebuild the ruined cities, and inhabit them; and they shall plant vineyards, and drink their wine; they shall also make gardens, and eat their fruit’. Its happening in front of your eyes.

This all is what makes Judea Accommodations & Tours unique!!!

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 What visitors said about us:

‘Our trip to Susya was awesome! The people were great there and there is so much to see in the area. Our main objective this time was to experience what it was like in a small Jewish community. We wanted to meet the people and hear their stories. Our time in Susya was the highlight of our trip. I wish we had spent a couple more days there. I would love to visit and observe the Feast of Tabernacles on our next trip. The accommodations are very comfortable and the rate is reasonable. Loved Cafe RonEl. It was just so great to experience this community. It feels like our Israeli home.’

Roger & Karen Jolly, Hillsville VA, USA

Judea Experience Accommodations is a perfect location and a good base to visit all kinds of places and sights in Judea and the surrounding area. You can travel on your own, but if you really want to know and experience a little more, we recommend the local guide. He is very helpful and knowledgeable about everything. I would recommend this very much.

The park has a friendly casual atmosphere. The available accommodations are well equipped and all have air conditioning. For cooking we could use the communal kitchen. It was special to get to know Jewish culture up close as well. The park managers are hospitable and helpful. There is also a supermarket around the corner for all your daily shopping. We would, however, recommend to realize a launderette in the park so that you can also wash. Incidentally, washing was not a problem, because the possibility was immediately offered by our tour guide. There is also a swimming pool in the park where you can enjoy a swim. We enjoyed our stay and will definitely come back here again.

Family Woord, Urk, The Netherlands

To explore Judea, it is recommended to stay in Judea itself. We chose our accommodation in Susya. Ariel Tzion in Susya helped us with this. The accommodations in Susya were very good. We experienced Shlomit Shamir’s breakfast as sumptuous and delicious. Ariel took touching care of us, if we had any questions he was always available via WhatsApp. Everything is very uncomplicated and extremely friendly.

Kerstin and Otto Adomat, Berlin, Germany

Wow! We had the best time with our tour guide Ariel of Judea Experience Accommodations. We really hit the jackpot with meeting him and the experiences they arranged for us. There is no way we could have organized such a good tour ourselves.

The accommodation was clean and in a good position. It was great for our family of 7 to spend time in the community at Susya. They organized for us to be able to go to the local synagogue and afterwards to 3 different families for a traditional Friday night Sabbath meal. Listening to the singing and prayers in Hebrew was fantastic. Then being able to share a Jewish meal and conversations (in English) was just incredible. Ariel is a very genuine and hospitable person. We shared many interesting and thought-provoking conversations together. It wasn’t long before he went from our tour guide to our friend. They took us to ancient Susya, Ein Gedi, the dead sea, the cave of the Patriarchs, David’s caves, Rachel’s tomb at Bethlehem, the valley of Elah, Masada, Arugot farm, Qumran, Abraham’s spring and more…. They helped us to understand the scriptures better. Honestly, we had the best time and recommend that you go on some tours with them too. You won’t be disappointed. Its a life changing experience. We feel very blessed to have met them and hope to see them again in Israel. Thanks so much, Shalom, from The Compton Family.

David & Maree Compton, Australia

Thank you – thank you for everything, organizing and all. We felt so welcome and home and warm, and everyone was touched getting to know you and you’re welcoming and warm heart and may God bless you

Dina Roll, group leader of Israel Connect group, Deutsche Christian Jugend für Israel, Germany

What accommodations we offer:

Judea Experience Accommodations & tours offers you 3 grades of accommodation;

A) Our comfortable Eshel rooms,

B) Our convenient Rotem rooms 

C) Our Shita apartments. We have a total of 31 guest rooms, 190 beds and further dining rooms, kitchens and halls. The number of rooms is going to be expanded. Prices for the accommodations depend on grade, season, week/weekend, room occupation and amount of days you stay.

We have an interesting deal when you stay for more than one night. Send us a message to get your price!!!

Eshel room

Rotem room

Shita apartment

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Are you more in for a private facilities (with families) or (budget) facilities in convenient tents. We have a few options in our area. Ask us and we can make the reservations for you.

Facilities:

• Communal kitchen (with pots and pans) available in the park (additional fee)
• Breakfast in room or in private diner on request (additional fee)
• For groups of 20 or more, in our spacious dining hall, we can facilitate breakfast, lunch and/or dinner upon request.
• Campfire place
• BBQ place
• Rural environment
• Child friendly; Playground nearby in village
• Swimming pool (in months June, July, August (except from Tisha BeAv period), 1st week September) (entrance fee)

• Free Wifi in rooms and throughout the park.
• Grocery store opposite park (not open on Shabbat).
• Pizzeria opposite park (not open on Shabbat).
• Ari’s Shawarma food truck (shawarma, falafel, snitzel chips and more) near entrance village (not open on Friday and Shabbat).
• Kedma Food truck (Milky) at nearby Ancient Susya site (not open on Shabbat) (4 min drive).
• Cafe Ronel restaurant (reservation needed) in nearby Mitzpe Yair (with amazing view over desert). Friday morning, generally, no reservation needed (5 min drive).
• Quality Hamburger and Pizza Food trucks in nearby Ashael (7 min drive).
• Further restaurants and shops available in Kiryat Arba (20 min drive), Arad (25 min drive) and Beersheva (35 min drive).
• (Biblical) historical sites in close vicinity.
• Souvenir shop.

Our souvenir shop at the park grounds

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Where are we located?

Susya is located in the Southern Hebron mountains which are a part of the Judean Mountains, right on the border of the Negev Desert. It is located 25 km north of Arad and 25 km south of Hebron, the city where Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are buried and where King David was king over Judah for 7 years. Beersheba is at 40 km distance. On  Google maps here

You can reach us by bus (from Beer Sheva (bus 250), Kiryat Arba (bus 50, 52) or Arad (bus 25)) and by Rental Car. You are allowed to travel with a rental car in Biblical Judea and Samaria in area C. The area’s where you are not allowed to go with a rental car are clearly marked with signs (area A (PA Autonomy area)). Some car rental companies in Jerusalem also allow you to go into area A (PA Autonomy area) with their rental car.

You can use either Google Maps or Waze to reach us:  Judea Experience Accommodations, Derech Harabim, Susiya

See you in the Land of Psalms!!!

The Land of Psalms Museum / Visitors Center is going to be opened at the ancient Susya site

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What makes the tours of Judea Experience Accommodations & Tours so special?

We give you an unforgettable experience of the Biblical land which is mentioned in the Biblical sources. The Biblical stories come alive!!!

We have qualified Tour Guides in your language of choice: English, Dutch, German and, of course, Hebrew, to show you around here in Biblical Judea and Samaria but also in all Israel so that you get the best out of your time here. First the interesting things which you can see here in Biblical Judea and Samaria and further down examples of tours which we can do with you. If you wish to travel by yourselves, we offer our guests a travel proposal where to go with Waze or Google Maps GPS locations.

What are the interesting things to see in these regions of Biblical Judea and Samaria?

Biblical Judea:

Far most of the important Israelite historical events of the people of Israel took place in the area of Biblical Judea and Samaria. It is therefore not surprising that there is a growing interest in visiting these areas by the large amount of visitors to Israel who are interested in Biblical history. Especially for tourists from abroad it is considered a safe area and has many interesting Biblical sites to offer.

According to the Biblical sources, the Patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob wandered and lived here. The people of Israel arrived here, the Judges ruled from here, the prophets prophesied most of their prophecies here. The kings of Israel, of the Ten Tribe Kingdom and of the Two Tribe Kingdom of Judah ruled from here, most of the psalms were composed here. The Tabernacle and the Temples were here. Just to name a few.

Map:  Google Maps

Some of the (historical) sites (pictures below)

1. Jerusalem, the City of David. 2 Sam. 5:5

2. Rujium el-Chamri (the place of the ‘Red one’), traditionally one of the caves where David used to hide (for King Saul) (situated in the Biblical wilderness of Maon) and where he supposedly composed a number of his psalms. 1 Sam 23, 1 Sam. 24:22. Psalm 31:4

3. Ancient Susya, a Jewish (priestly) village from Roman/Byzantine times.

4. (In development) ‘Land of Psalms’ museum which will be located at the ancient Susya site.

5. Machpela Caves in Hevron where Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are buried with their wives. Gen. 23

6. Rachel’s tomb in Bethlehem. Gen. 35:19

7. Tomb of Abner, King Saul’s army general (in Area A(PA Autonomy area)*). 2 Sam. 3:32

8. Tel Hebron where Abraham came to buy Machpela cave, later one of the Cities of Refuge and the place where David was king for seven years. Gen. 23:10, Josh. 20:7, 2 Sam.2:11

9. Tomb of Ishai, the  father of David and Ruth , David’s great-grandmother. Ruth 4:13-2

10. Abraham’s spring in Hebron. The ancient water source of Biblical Hebron

11. Eretz Yehuda Archaeological Museum. Nice interesting museum with very interesting findings from Biblical Judea.

12. Hebron Heritage Museum. Museum on the (modern) history of Hebron.

13. Mamre (where Abram lived in Hebron) (in area A (PA Autonomy area)*). Gen. 13:18

14. Tomb of Othniel the Judge (in Area A (PA Autonomy area)*)

15. the Patriarchs route where the Patriarchs traveled and where the Twelve spies came into the land. Gen 22:3, Num.13:17, 22.

16. Nabi Yakin, the angels outlook. Where Abraham and the three angels stood overlooking the Dead Sea region. Gen. 18:22

17. Khirbet Anim with fortress from Hezekiah’s time and village from Roman Byzantine times. Josh 3:50 p.m

18. Tel Maon, Biblical Maon (in area B**). 1 Sam.25

19. Be’er Maon, the waterwell of Biblical Maon, location where Abigail met David. 1 Sam. 25:23.
20. David’s Wanderings Path, a 4.5 km long hiking and cycling trail between Maon and Carmel. The path will be expanded for the ‘On the Path of Psalms’ trail via Ancient Susya, Mitzpe Yair, Talya Farm to Yatir forest

21. Tel Ziph, th e Biblical Ziph & Ziph wilderness. Josh 15:55, 1 Sam. 24, Psalm 54:2

22. Ancient Yatir, the Biblical Yatir in Yatir forest. Josh 21:14

23. Eshtemoa, Ancient Eshtemoa, synagogue from Roman/Byzantine times (area A (PA Autonomy area)*). 1 Sam. 30:28

24. At-Tuwani synagogue, remnants of synagogue from Roman/Byzantine times (area A (PA Autonomy area)*)

25. Tel Dvira, the Biblical Dvira (area B**). Josh 15:49

26. Judea desert, Um-Daraj, outlook over David’s escape route in the Judea desert to Ein Gedi. 1 Sam.23:29, 1 Sam. 24:1

27. Elah valley where David battled Goliath. 1 Sam 17

28. The Davidical city Sha’arim (nowadays called Khirbet Qayefa). 1 Sam. 17:52

29. Tel Lachish, the Biblical town of Lachish. Josh 15:39, 2 Kings 18:14

30. Beit Guvrin, the Biblical town of Maresha, a Roman town, and amazing ‘bell shaped’ caves. Jos 15:44

31. Adullam Caves and hiding tunnels where David used to hide 1 Sam.22:1

32. Tel Arad, the Biblical town of Arad. Judges 1:16

33. Tel Be’er Sheva, the Ancient Beersheva. 1 Sam 3:20

34. Be’er Abraham, the well of Abraham. Genesis 21:13

35. Herodion, Palace / fortress of King Herod

36. Hariton cave in Tekoa, hiding caves and tunnels from Israelite times Judges 6:2. Probably used by David as well

37. Emek Bracha, Valley of Blessing (outlook). Mentioned in 2 Chron. 20:26. Where King Jehoshaphat blessed the Lord

38. Massada, the famous fortress near the Dead Sea, also a palace/fortress of King Herod

39. Ein Gedi (and Wadi Arugot) where David hid himself for King Saul. 1 Sam 24:1

40. Negev Desert. Gen.12:9, Jer.32:44

41. Zin Desert (part of Negev desert) (Large, small Crater, Ein Avdat). Moses went via Zin desert from Kadesh Barnea to the mountains of Edom. Num. 33:36,37

42. Nahal Ein Bokek, stream in the desert. Psalm 126:4

43. Tel Crayot, ruins of a Jewish town from Second Temple Period till, Roman Byzantine periods. Men from the place were called Ish(man)Karyot(from Crayot)

* Area A (PA Autonomy area and ** Area B are only accessible with army permission

You can also visit:

• Herbs of Kedem factory in Carmel
• Drimia winery, Susya
• Weiss HaLivni Organic Winery Susya
• Har Sinai Ecological Farm, Susya
• Halav HaAretz Goat Farm, Susya
• La Forêt Blanche Winery, Yatir
• Yatir winery, Yatir
• Hebron wineries
• Gush Etzion winery
• Camel ride in the Judean desert
• Arugot farm and retreat center with ecological swimmingpool
• Gush Etzion Heritage Center. Museum on the modern history of the Jewish villages in Gush Etzion
• Caliber 3 shooting range
• Coffee tasting workshop at Studio Caffee in Arad

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Biblical Samaria/Benjamin:

Map:  Google Maps

1. Bethel, Jacobs rock; Gen. 28:11-19, the place where Samuel judged; 1 Sam.7:16 and location of the Temple Jeroboam; 1 Kings 12:26-33.
2. Qubur Bani Yisrael. An Israelite tomb. Some say it is a monument for Rachel. 1 Sam. 10; 2
3. Tomb of Joshua. Josh. 24:30 (Area B)
4. Tomb of Gideon. Judges 8:32
5. Three Seas Outlook in Itamar
6. Border area of Biblical tribes Manashe/Efraim (to do by Jeep)
7. Mount Kabir/Elon Moreh. Where Abram arrived in the land of Israel. Genesis 12:6. Outlook over Biblical Tirzah and Tirzah valley. 1 Kings 15:33
8. Mount Ebal, Joshua’s altar. Josh. 8:30,31 (Area B)
9. Ancient Samaria, the Capital of the Ten Tribes built by and for King Omri and King Ahab. Elijah came to Ahab in this city. Herod built the city Sebastia here. 1 Kings 16:24, 1 Kings 18 (Area B)
10. Mount Gerizim, Har Bracha; Josephs Outlook overlooking Biblical Shechem (Tel Balata), one of the cities of refuge, Joseph’s tomb and Jacobs well. Josh. 8:32, Samaritan Museum and community, Mount Gerizim National Park
11. Shechem/Nablus; Josephs tomb, Tel Balata, (Ancient Shechem) the Biblical town Shechem, Jacob’s well. Gen.33:18, Josh 24:1 (Area A, PA Autonomy)
12. Ancient Shiloh. The place where for hundreds of years the Tabernacle stood. Josh 18:1. Recent Five Red Heifers arrived at Tel Shiloh to the newly established Red Heifer Research Center. The Red Heifers are suitable for the purification ritual mentioned in Numbers 19. The Red Heifers are open to visit to the public who visit Tel Shiloh.
13. Israelite 4-horned altar. Givat Harel (Shiloh area). 1 Kings 3: 2 ‘Only the people sacrificed in high places, because there was no house built to the name of the Lord, until those days’
14. Biblical Michmash cliff in Adam where Jonathan battled the Philistines. 1 Sam. 14:15
15. Gilgal, the first station when the people of Israel arrived in the land. Deut. 11:30, Josh. 4:20
16. Nebi Shmuel, tomb of the prophet Samuel. 1 Sam. 25
17. Wadi Prat in Paran Wilderness. According to Jewish tradition this is one of the places where David hid himself for Saul, 1 Sam. 25:1. Some commentators say that this is the brook Kerith where Elia was hiding 1 Kings 17:3-7 and fed by ravens.
18. Tel Ai & Biblical Mizpah view. 1 Sam. 7:16
19. Biblical Gibea, where King Saul lived. 1 Sam. 15:34. In 1967, before the 6-day war, the Jordanian King wanted to build his Jerusalem palace there but it was never finished.
20. Tel Tibnah (Biblical Timna), home and burial place of Joshua (recently excavated by Bar Ilan archeologist Dvir Raviv)

You can also visit:

• Har Bracha winery
• Shilo Winery
• Tura Winery
• Har Bracha, Samaritan Tahini factory
• Jeeptour Shilo or Tracteron riding

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The human factor. Meet the local people

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Machpela (Hebron) burial place of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob with their wives and Ancient Susya, an interesting Jewish village from Roman/Byzantine times

Mamre in Hebron, where Abraham lived and the Rujium el-Chamri, Davids Cave

Tel Ziph/Ziph wilderness, Ancient Hebron

Biblical Yatir, Herodion, a fortress/palace of King Herod

City of David (Jerusalem), Patriarchs Route, where the forefathers walked

Biblical Lachish and Elah valley where David battled Goliath

Shechem (Nablus) and Gerizim National Park

Gilgal and Ancient Shechem (Tel Balata)

Mount Kabir (Elon Moreh) and Samaritan Community at Mount Gerizim

Ebal & Gerizim and Joshua’s altar at Mount Ebal

Biblical Shiloh and Bethel

Samaria (Sebastia), Joshua’s altar view

Michmas, Jonatans cliff, Qubur Bani Yisrael

Red Heifers in Shiloh, Wadi Prat (Paran)

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More tour examples which we can do with you:

Travel and experience the Biblical area and sites in Biblical Judea and Samaria with the tours we offer; We have guides available in Hebrew, Dutch, English, German. You hire a guide for one or more days. For more than 2 days of guiding you get a reduction (when you stay in our accommodations).

Examples of Tours we can do with you (we guide throughout all Israel and our specialization is Biblical Judea and Samaria):

Day tour Jerusalem ; Explore Jerusalem, Israel’s capital; the four quarters of the Old City, the Biblical City of David. A variety of tours we offer. Biblical Jerusalem; Nowadays Jerusalem, Jerusalem, the diverse city, the Jewish sites of Jerusalem, the Christian sites of Jerusalem, The Temple Mount etc etc

Day tour ‘The land of Psalms’ . Tour sites in Biblical Judea which, traditionally are connected with David and the composition of his psalms; ‘Land of the Psalms’ Museum (when finished), Rujium el Hamri, the Cave of David, Jewish shepherd and his flock (provided it is accessible by transport), Tel Ziph and Ziph wilderness, David’s escape route in Judea wilderness and Tel Hebron, David’s capital while King over Judah.

Day tour ‘In the Footsteps of David’ ; Jewish shepherd and his flock (provided it is accessible by transport), Elah valley, where David battled Goliath, Khirbet Qayefa, the Biblical Davidical town of Sha’araim, Tel Hebron, Davids Capital of Judea, Tel Ziph and Ziph wilderness, Davids escape route in Judea wilderness and Davids well near Tel Maon.

Day tour ‘Caves and hidings of David’ ; Davids Cave in Susya (Biblical Maon wilderness), Caves of Adullam, Hariton Cave in Tekoa near Bethlehem, Davids escape route in Judea wilderness and Davids well near Tel Maon.

Day tour ‘In the Footsteps of Abraham’ ; Tel Hebron, where Abraham came to buy Machpela caves, Machpelah Caves, where Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are buried with their wives, Abrahams spring, Nabi Yakin, the Angels outlook when Abraham escorted the Angels to Sodom, Abrahams well in Beersheva, The Patriarchs Route, where Abraham walked with Isaac towards Moriah

Biblical Judea ; Choice out of: Machpelah Caves, where Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are buried with their wife’s, Tel Hevron, Biblical Hebron, Hebron outlook, Herodion, palace/fortress of King Herod or Rachels tomb in Bethlehem, Rujium el Hamri, the Cave of David, The Patriarchs Route, Biblical Anim, Biblical Yatir, Tel Ziph (Biblical Ziph) and Ziph wilderness, Davids escape route in Judea wilderness. Biblical Lachish, Beit Guvrin.

Negev Desert ; Ein Avdat oasis, Avdat, the Nabatean City, The Large Crater, Mount Avnon, Colored Sand, Ein Yorknean, Zin desert, Mamshit, Small Crater.

Massada, Ein Gedi & Dead Sea ; Massada built by King Herod on remnants from Israelite times, possibly a fortress of David. Ein Gedi where David hid and the salty Dead Sea

Biblical Samaria ; Mount Kabir, the traditional place where Abram arrived at Elon Moreh, Mount Ebal and Gerizim, where the people of Israel came after arriving in the land and conquering Jericho and Ai. Joshua’s altar at Mount Ebal. Josephs’ outlook over Joseph’s tomb, Biblical Shechem and Jacobs well from nowadays Mount Gerizim

Biblical Samaria (2) ; Mount Kabir, the traditional place where Abram arrived at Elon Moreh with a view over Mount Ebal and Gerizim, where the people of Israel came after arriving in the land and conquering Jericho and Ai, the Samaritan community, and Mount Gerizim National Park. Gideons tomb, Biblical Shiloh, where the Tabernacle stood, Bethel, Jacob’s rock & Bethel’s Temple.

Day tour Galilee & Golan ; Options Sea of Galilee, Capernaum, Tiberias, Mount Bental, Banias, Tsfat, Bar’am Synagogue, Tel Ddan (Biblical Dan), Tel Hatzor, Biblical Hatzor

Day tour Coastal Area / Western Galilee ; Option from Old Yaffo, Tel Gezer (Biblical Gezer), Caeasarea, Biblical Megiddo, Akko, Rosh Haniqra, Qeshet cave.

Remembrance and awareness Day tour to the Gaza surrounding area’s. To visit 7/10/2023 sites, to learn, to remember and to encourage the people; (choice out of) Nova festival memorial, Bibas memorial, Beeri road shelter memorial, Nahal Oz observers outlook, Tkuma 7/10 car cemetery and memorial, Sederot Police station memorial, Sederoot outlook, the 7th October Education Center.

These are just a few examples.

For individual travelers who stay at our Judea Experience Accommodations and tours we can help with a travel program, driving directions.

If you are looking for a hospitality experience that you will remember for years to come – contact us. We will be happy to host you.  

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