If you’re visiting Christian sites, bring a Bible. A water bottle, sunblock & a hat are recommended A passport is a must to cross the border to Bethlehem.
How should I dress for my tour?
Wear comfortable shoes . In Jerusalem’s Old City, dress modestly, Cover your knees and shoulders.
Can I design my personal itinerary?
Yes Of course.
I can Tailor make your personal tour.
Do I need to provide a down payment ?
NO.
Payment is made BEFORE the tour by bank transfer or Cash. USD$, Euro, or Israeli Shekel.
If you rather pay in cash, you can do it before the tour starts. Credit card payment ,5% surcharge will apply. Foreign checks aren't accepted .
Are you a licensed tour guide?
Yes I am. According to Israeli law you must go through a long training process in order to guide visitors in the beautiful holy land. My license number is 8927.
What can we do If it rains ?
It rains only less than 50 days a year almost all between December and April. Still- it might happen, there are solutions. Such as- Museums, markets, and of course- in Jerusalem underground city. Or you can simply bring an umbrella.
Do I have to pay for the guides accommodation?
Yes and no. For 1 day tours- no need!
Program of few days: No – if the over night is in Jerusalem or Tel-Aviv. Yes – if the over night is in the north, or in the south\ Eilat. .
Should I bring cash with me?
For most tourist it'll be better changing into shekels in Israel ( at the airport & hotels you'll get a bad rate) , There are many change points in the major cities and near tourist attractions. Though most places will accept credit cards, you'll still need cash for tips, taxis, and small perches which aren't in the tourist markets. I personally happy to receive Shekels US $, Euros or Pounds whatever is more convenient for you.
