Christian Gems Around the Sea of Galilee Tour

Our tour was wonderful! Our guide Ami, was the best! He was so informative and passionate about each stop on our tour, we learned so much. We highly recommend this tour and Ami.

Beautiful trip with the guide Yoav Malachi We went to : 2 churchs in Cana ; 1 church in the Mount of Beatitudes ; 1 Museum in Ginosar ; 1 Archeological site of a synagogue in the time of Jesus and 1 church in Magdala

Never again leg Harim! The day trip called itself "Christian", but the guide used the time for political indoctrination. Unfortunately, you can't run away on the bus. Examples? - Palestinians do not exist at all. They were all cheap labour from all sorts of Arab countries, he said. - They moved out of Haifa and Jaffa. But not because she had been driven out, but because they wanted to (please Google for "Nabka"!) - He only imagined Emmaus as a place where his children would have fun digging for Crusaders' bones. Of course, no word that Emmaus was destroyed by the State of Israel to establish "Canada Park" on it. etc. It makes you sick to imagine which pictures the tourists go home with, who have no idea and take it all at face value. It's been so long now, but it still upsets me unabated. Let's just hope that this Dan Porges was the only one of his kind and hopefully won't be accompanying tours for a long time!

Beautiful tour from Jerusalem to Nazareth and Sea of Galilee. Excellent visit with dorit epstein competent and sympathetic. Impressive the Jordan and the rite of baptism

I took the 1 day tour of Galilee/Nazareth with this company, and overall I had a very positive experience, and I thought it was good value for money - with a few caveats. First, the good points; everything was exactly as advertised, we left on time and arrived on time. We saw all the key places in Galilee, we had abundant time, the lunch (not included in the price) was good, and the tour guide Dan P was really informative - I was dazzled by the amount of information he provided about locations such as Emmaus, for example. For less than $100, it was a really excellent tour overall, and I felt it gave a very good impression of that part of the world. 2 negative points; the 'shopping stops' in Nazareth and the Jordan river baptism site were un-necessary and too long, I felt. No need for the 'hard-sell' like this on a day tour costing $100. And secondly, athough Dan was a genial, informative and kind guide, I really wish he didn't repeatedly say things like, 'I love my country, Israel', 'I am really proud of Israel', 'I think Israel is the greatest country in the world', etc. Given the controversial nature of the Israel/Palestine situation, UN condemnations of Israeli settlements, etc., this was really not needed. Not meaning to sound too critical, because he really was an excellent guide, but lay off the nationalism juice, Dan!