Haifa City Break Tour

CITY BREAK - HAIFA (Minimum 2 persons traveling together and sharing a double room)

Day 1 - Arrival - Tel Aviv

Upon arrival at Ben Gurion Airport, our representative will meet you on the way out through customs.
Drive to your hotel in Haifa overnight.

Day 2 – Haifa

After breakfast Free day - .(optional regular tours available with additional cost only by request) - Overnight in Haifa

Day 3 – Haifa

After breakfast - Free day - (optional regular tours available with additional cost only by request) - Overnight in Haifa.

Day 4 - Return

Transfer to the airport for your flight back home.

Explore More About Haifa City:

Haifa is Israel’s third-largest city. It sits on the slopes of Mount Carmel facing the Mediterranean Sea. Some call it ‘Israel’s San Francisco’. Although traditionally a working city, there are a number of great things to do in Haifa. Be sure to cross them off your Haifa bucket list. These include the Bahai Gardens and German Colony. It also houses a number of top museums. The city is also famous across Israel for its mixed population of Jews and Arabs. Here, they peacefully coexist. The result is some amazing fusions of Arabic and Jewish cultures across the city.

Set upon Mount Carmel, Haifa is an unusual city to navigate. However, the advantage is that its scenery and terrain are stunning. From the top of Mount Carmel, take in the view from the Louis Promenade across the Port of Haifa. It heads north right across into the Western Galilee. Hop on the Carmelit, Israel’s only subway system. It travels up and down the mountain. At the bottom check out Hof Hacarmel, Haifa’s beaches.

The city’s crown jewel when it comes to tourism is undoubtedly the Bah’ai Gardens. They form part of the Bah’ai World Center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These beautiful gardens are a place of pilgrimage for members of the Baha'i faith.

They sit on terraces sloping down Mount Carmel towards the beautiful Mediterranean Sea. At the bottom of the gardens is Haifa’s German Colony. The area’s famous for its pretty streets of restored templar-era buildings. The main street of the German Colony runs directly from the bottom of the gardens towards the coast and is lined with restaurants and cafes.

There is a great selection of museums in Haifa. Most notably, the Madatech Science and Technology Museum. It is Israel’s national museum of Science. Great for kids, the exhibits are mostly in English. This museum is full of fascinating interactive displays covering a wealth of great interesting topics.

The city’s zoo, the Haifa Educational Zoo, sits beautifully on Mount Carmel. It houses over 100 species of wildlife.

It is possible to attend concerts by the Israel Philharmonic. Or enjoy musical and dramatic groups when they perform here. Haifa’s biggest cultural event is the International Film Festival. It runs for one week each year at the end of September. The city transforms into a party city with over a hundred films of all genres shown.