Caesarea Acre and Rosh Hanikra tour

Service Description

Experience the beauty and history of Israel’s Mediterranean coast on a full-day guided tour to Caesarea Maritima, Acre, and Rosh HaNikra. This journey combines stunning scenery, ancient ruins, and fascinating stories that span thousands of years. Our first stop is Caesarea, the magnificent port city built by Herod the Great in the 1st century BCE. Once the Roman capital of the region, Caesarea features a beautifully preserved Roman theater, hippodrome, bathhouse, and harbor remains. Walking through the site, we’ll explore the city’s role in the Roman, Byzantine, and Crusader eras, and enjoy the breathtaking coastal views. We then travel north to Acre (Akko), a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Acre flourished during the Crusader and Ottoman periods. Here, we will visit the impressive Crusader fortress, the Knights’ Halls, ancient tunnels, and the bustling oriental market. Acre’s layered history and unique architecture create an unforgettable atmosphere that reflects centuries of cultural exchange. Our final destination is Rosh Hanikra, located at Israel’s northernmost border. Here, we’ll descend by cable car to explore the spectacular natural sea grottoes formed by waves over millennia. The turquoise waters, echoing caves, and dramatic cliffs make this site one of Israel’s most beautiful natural wonders. Throughout the tour, your licensed guide will share captivating stories that bring these places to life from Roman engineers to Crusader knights and modern history at the border. This tour perfectly blends archaeology, history, and breathtaking coastal landscapes, offering a rich and inspiring day along the Mediterranean.