Connect with Our Land
but the story behind it.”
-Yisroel Mannes
So, you’re finally planning that trip to Israel?
Try the tour guide way.
Why a tour guide?
“Trip planning + vacation” usually = stress. Delegate the planning to an expert.
Get a day tailored to the needs, interests and schedule of your specific group.
“That’s probably an old rock, I think?” Don’t miss out on the historical treasures hiding in plain sight.
I’m Hava Preil, a licensed Israeli Tour Guide.
I offer guided tours of our holy sites and historical locations, fully customized to your interests and age ranges. Enjoy the experience, with all logistics, research, and reservations (and bathrooms and travel times and parking and opening times and change-of-plans) covered.
Process:
Step 1:
We get on a call to discuss your touring preferences.
Step 2:
You give the go-ahead on the itinerary. I take care of all the booking and transportation arrangements.
Step 3:
Tour day!
We meet at a prearranged location.
Step 4:
Engage. Explore. Experience.
“Their whole outlook changed.”
All my kids rated her tour as one of the best days of our trip. She had a lot of extremely valuable information that people might not be so familiar with. She was very helpful and kid friendly and her information was very sophisticated. She picked up on when everyone was just jumping around, and then took the mic when everyone was calm again. My kids saw with their eyes not just a dead stone, but the story behind it. Their whole outlook about the history of klal yisroel changed.
“She tuned into what I would appreciate”
I enjoyed the fact that she was very knowledge-able in the history of the places, brought the historical sources, and had an appreciation for Tanach. She is the kind of person who tunes into people. She tuned into what I would appreciate and it was a very lovely experience. When you spoke with her you have a much greater sense that this was a living place, with a living history.
When you have a tour guide with an appreciation and enthusiasm for the history of Yerushalayim, of the people who lived there, and the events that occurred there, you feel the same way.
"I felt more connected"
Get it all in.
It’s hard to figure out…
…Places you’ll enjoy?
