

Discover Israel with a self-drive tour. Explore the archeological sites and natural wonders from Tel Aviv to Galilee, and the Dead Sea to Jerusalem. Hotels and car rental are included. Visits are on your own without a guide.
Check in on Saturdays will be possible only 2 hours after end of the Shabbat (in the evening).
Rental car- please see “Important information for the renter” here below.
V.A.T.
Customers will be exempted from paying V.A.T under the following conditions:
The renter holds a foreign passport and is not an Israeli citizen.
The rental vehicle is a non – commercial vehicle.
The vehicle is rented for personal use only.
In case the renter or any additional driver do not qualify for all of the above criteria, V.A.T will be charged. This also applies to renters presenting prepaid vouchers.
Inclusions
Meeting and assistance on arrival at Ben Gurion Airport
7-night accommodation in double occupancy at 4* hotels
7 meals: 7 full Israeli buffet breakfasts at hotels
8 days car rental – Category C, example Kia Rio (via Avis). Transfer to car rental not included
Exclusions
Entrance fees to sites visited – Any guide service – Lunches and dinners – Extra fee of CAN$85 (as per today) for pick-up and return of car at Ben Gurion Airport, City taxes and VAT fees if applicable
Day 1 Wednesday
An Amiel Tours representative will provide assistance through baggage claim and customs, and escort you to your driver. Transfer to Tel Aviv, check in and overnight at the hotel in Tel Aviv
Day 2 Thursday
Meals : Breakfast
Optional Excursions : Start the day with a visit to the ancient port city of Jaffa (Yafo), just south of Tel Aviv, for a beautiful panoramic view of Tel Aviv which was the first Jewish city of the modern era, established in 1909. Pass by the charming Jaffa Flea Market and proceed to Neve Tzedek, Tel Aviv’s hip neighborhood where the intellectual elite lived during Israel’s early days. Walk along Rothschild Boulevard, the beating heart of Tel Aviv, and home to “The White City”, a collection of Tel Aviv’s most prominent Bauhaus (International Style) buildings, built during the 1930’s and the 1940’s; this functional architecture not only created well designed objects, but also a cohesive urban landscape unparalleled throughout the world, and thus, recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage Site.
Day 3 Friday
Meals : Breakfast
Day 4 Saturday
Meals : Breakfast
Day 5 Sunday
breathtaking ancient hilltop city is the highest in the Galilee and all of Israel - geologically and
spiritually. Explore one of the four sacred cities in Judaism, walk the winding cobblestone alleys in the Old City, view unique stone buildings and continue on to the Artists’ Colony. Your visit may also include the famous synagogues of Safed - Ha’ari, Abuhav and Yosef Caro Synagogue. Ascend the Golan Heights and visit the Hula Lake, a paradise for birds and visitors, located along one of the most significant bird migration routes in the world.Hundreds of thousands of migrating birds and more than 200 species of waterfowl stop here on their way from Europe to Africa and vice versa. Next, well head to the Har Bental overlook. From this former military base, we can look into Syria and learn about the village of Kuneitra and the 1967 & 1973 Wars. End the day in Katzrin, the “Capital of the Golan’’. Enjoy a tour and wine tasting at the Golan Heights Winery, one of the most emblematic and well-known wineries in Israel, and a symbol of the rebirth of the winemaking industry in Israel. Learn about the unique terroir of the Golan Heights, the art of winegrowing, and the story of the winery’s founding. Overnight in Tiberias.
Meals : Breakfast
Day 6 Monday
Meals : Breakfast
Day 7 Tuesday
Overnight in Jerusalem.
Meals : Breakfast
Optional Excursions : Today embark on a walking tour of the Old City of Jerusalem. Within its approximately 1 square kilometer, these mighty walls built by the Ottomans in the 16th Century guard the most significant holy places for the three main monotheist religions in the world, Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. Walk by the Jewish Quarter, passing by the famous Hurva Synagogue to the Roman Cardo, and view the unearthed main Roman thoroughfare and ancient marketplace lined with columns. Discover a different perspective of life in the Old City with a secret walk through its rooftops, and arrive to the Wailing Wall, last remnant of the Second Temple of Jerusalem and holiest site for the Jewish people. From here you will also get a glimpse of the Dome of the Rock, where according to Muslim Tradition Prophet Mohammed made his “Night Journey” and ascended to Fleaven. Walk the Via Dolorosa, the Way of the Cross, to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. The church is a complex of various chapels built on what was called the Hill of Golgotha. The site is mentioned in all four canonical Gospels, and it contains, according to traditions dating back to at least the fourth century, the Calvary, where Jesus was crucified, and the Tomb of Christ, where he was buried and resurrected. Free time at the famous Suk, the Arab Market of the Old City,
Day 8 Wednesday
Meals : Breakfast
First class hotel options (or similar) :
Tel Aviv – Market House 4*
Galilee – Nof Ginosar (deluxe room) 4*
Jerusalem – Harmony Hotel 4*
Prices per person, in CA$, starting from* | Double occupancy | Single Supplement |
Jan. 15 – Dec. 20, 2023 | 4279 | +2079 |
Optional Tel Aviv private tour | +$ 375 | On request |
Optional Jerusalem private tour | +$ 375 | On request |
*Weekend supplements at the hotels may apply |
Please note
* Prices are starting from as there can be weekend supplements for the hotels
**Prices in this document are for information only; they were issued at press time, for the current year. Please note that due to exchange rates and temporary promotions, they can increase or decrease at any time. Contact your travel agent for the price and promotion of the moment The prices indicated exclude the contribution to the Customer Compensation Fund of $3.50 per $1,000 of tourism product or service purchased from a travel agent in Quebec.




