Caesarea, Acre & Haifa Private Tour
Spend the day uncovering the Mediterranean coast’s most remarkable and holy sites. From the Roman ruins of Caesarea to the market streets of Acre, from the panoramic views of Haifa’s Bahai Gardens to the waves inside Rosh Hanikra’s sea caves - this tour covers history, culture, and nature all in one.
It’s a full-day guided Trip that doesn’t feel rushed, giving you the space to take it in. These places aren’t just beautiful, they carry stories, and this tour is built to let you walk right through them.
Availability: All Days of Week
Duration: 9-11 Hours
Language: English only
Group Size: 2 People - 19 People Max
What will we Visit on This Caesarea, Acre & Haifa Full Day Tour?
- 9:30 We Pick you up from your hotel or apartment
- Ride to Caesarea
- Visit Caesarea National Park
- Visit the Underground Crusader City Acre
- Visit Acre Old City Market
- Visit the Templar's Tunnel
- Visit Mount Carmel
- Visit the Bahai Gardens in Haifa
- Visit Rosh Hanikra Grottoes
Notes:
- This itinerary is only a proposal; we can customize this private tour according to your wish Contact us for more details
- Don’t Forget your Passports and Always Keep your Valuable Things close to you
- All the time are approximate
- Change of vehicle is required
Includes
- Transportation in an Air Conditioned Vehicle
- licensed Tour Guide Registered by Ministry of Tourism
- Hotel pickup and Drop off
- Private Tour
Excludes
- Food and Drinks
- Entrance Fees
Caesarea, Acre & Haifa Full Day Tour Description
So this one's a real mix — history, coastline, ancient tunnels, sea caves — all packed into one long but unforgettable day. Not too fast, not too slow. We’ll start early and cover alot of ground, with time to take it in, not just check boxes.
First stop: Caesarea. You’ll walk along what’s left of Herod’s harbor city, standing where Romans built theaters and Crusaders built walls. The sea’s right there too — you’ll feel it. The old aqueduct's still standing, and the stone amphitheater’s surprisingly well-kept. It’s one of those places where past and ocean kinda blur together.
Then we head north up the coast to Acre (or Akko, depending who you ask). Here’s where it gets cool — there’s this whole Underground Crusader City, with halls and tunnels that were hidden for centuries. You’ll walk through those and then pop up into the Old City Market — full of spices, voices, smells, all that. It’s busy but not overwhelming. Locals selling sweets, souvenirs, weird stuff too. You might get lost in the maze a little (don’t worry, we won’t lose you).
We’ll also check out the Templars’ Tunnel, this low, kinda damp passage that once connected the fortress to the port. It’s short but adds this medieval mood to the day.
After that, we drive to Haifa, up Mount Carmel — and if the weather’s clear, the views are incredible. Like full bay, rooftops, sky all laid out. The Bahai Gardens are right there too — symmetrical, green, quiet, almost surreal. We don’t go all the way inside (it's mostly visual from the top), but the photos you’ll get? Worth it.
Last stop’s right near the Lebanon border — Rosh Hanikra. Cable car takes us down the cliffside (super steep, bit of a thrill if you don’t like heights). At the bottom, sea caves. Blue water, white rock, echo-y sounds of the waves slamming through — it’s hard to explain, but people always say this was the most unexpected part of the tour.
After that, we head back. You’ll probably be tired by then — but it’s the good kind. Like full-memories kind. Return to your hotel in Tel Aviv or Jerusalem, depending where you’re staying. Long day, but honestly, worth every step.
