Private Israel Tours with an English-Speaking Guide

Jerusalem Old City and the Dome of the Rock at sunset
Jerusalem: layers of history, unforgettable views.

Your people. Your interests. Your Israel.

See Israel at your own pace.

Planning a trip to Israel? Explore with a licensed English-speaking private tour guide and an itinerary built around you. Discover Jerusalem, Galilee, the Mediterranean coast and the Dead Sea with your partner, family or friends.

Whether you have one day or a longer journey in mind, start with the places you dream of seeing. Your guide will help turn those ideas into a practical route.

Plan my private Israel tour

Contact the guide in English to discuss your dates, itinerary and a personal quote.

Licensed guideEnglish-speakingPrivate itinerariesFamilies & small groups

A trip shaped around the way you travel

A private tour gives you room to ask questions, follow your curiosity and spend time on what matters most. Perhaps this is your first visit to the Holy Land, a journey into your family’s heritage or a return trip to places you have always wanted to understand better.

Discuss your interests, preferred pace and starting point before you book. Walking time, transport, breaks and the number of stops should fit your group. Couples, families with children and friends traveling together can each need a very different day.

Street signs for Meir Dizengoff Street and Dizengoff Square in Tel Aviv
Discover the streets and stories of Tel Aviv.
Masada fortress above the Judean Desert with the Dead Sea in the distance
Masada and the Dead Sea: desert landscapes and ancient history.
Tel Aviv beachfront and Mediterranean promenade
Tel Aviv: Mediterranean views and time to explore.

Where would you like to go?

Use these routes as a starting point. Each destination deserves its own time; your guide can help you choose what fits your available days.

Jerusalem & the Old City

Walk through centuries of history, from the Western Wall to Christian holy sites and the city’s distinctive quarters. Choose a broad introduction or focus on the heritage that matters to you.

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Masada & the Dead Sea

Pair the story of Masada with the stark beauty of the Judean Desert and time beside the Dead Sea. Discuss walking, heat, beach access and the balance between sightseeing and relaxation.

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Tel Aviv, Jaffa & the coast

Discover Jaffa’s old streets, Tel Aviv’s city life or the archaeological and coastal scenery of Caesarea, Haifa and Acre. Build a day around history, architecture and places to pause.

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Galilee & Nazareth

Travel through northern Israel with a route shaped around biblical sites, Jewish heritage, landscapes or a combination of interests. Nazareth and the Sea of Galilee offer several distinct ways to explore.

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Israel with your family

Plan for children’s ages, grandparents’ walking preferences and everyone’s curiosity. Balance meaningful visits with breaks, hands-on experiences and time together, including family heritage celebrations.

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Cruise shore excursions

Make the most of a call at Haifa or Ashdod with a realistic route for your time ashore. Share your ship’s schedule so the guide can discuss meeting arrangements and a suitable return margin.

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Looking for a particular theme? Explore Christian Galilee, Jewish Jerusalem, Bar and Bat Mitzvah experiences or tours for travelers with limited mobility.

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Meet your English-speaking Israel guide

Julia Pozniansky is a private tour guide licensed by Israel’s Ministry of Tourism since 1993. She specializes in individual itineraries for families and small groups and speaks both English and Russian.

Her approach starts with a conversation about your interests, your group and how you like to travel. Her touring service includes an air-conditioned minivan; confirm the vehicle, capacity and transport arrangements for your particular itinerary when requesting a quote.

This can be especially helpful for families in which generations prefer different languages, or for visitors who want history explained clearly and time for questions along the way.

Read about Julia and contact your guide →

From your first idea to a personal itinerary

  1. Tell us about your trip. Share your travel dates, group size, children’s ages, accommodation or arrival port, and the places you most want to visit.
  2. Discuss the route and practical details. Agree on your starting point, walking pace, transport and priorities. Mention mobility requirements and any religious or family occasion you want the visit to include.
  3. Review your quote before booking. Confirm the guide’s availability, the proposed itinerary, what is included, any entrance fees or meal costs, and the booking and cancellation terms directly with the guide.
Ask about dates & a tailored itinerary

Questions about booking a private tour in Israel

How much does a private Israel tour cost?

The price depends on the itinerary, tour length, group size, transport and any special arrangements. Request a quote for your dates and ask for a clear breakdown of guiding, vehicle costs, admissions and other extras.

Can we start from Jerusalem, Tel Aviv or Haifa?

Tell the guide where you will be staying and the places you want to see. Your departure point affects travel time and which routes make sense. Confirm your pickup location and any transfer arrangements with your itinerary.

Can we plan several days with the same guide?

Yes, you can request a multi-day private itinerary. Share the length of your stay and your main interests so the guide can suggest a sequence of visits, subject to availability, with realistic travel time between regions.

Can the tour accommodate children or limited mobility?

Discuss these needs at the planning stage. Children’s ages, walking distances, steps, vehicle access and rest breaks all influence the route. Site accessibility varies, so the specific arrangements need to be confirmed before booking.

What if site access or travel conditions change?

Opening hours, religious events, weather and local conditions can affect the itinerary. Your guide will discuss practical options for your dates; reconfirm the plan and current access before your visit.

Let’s plan the Israel you want to discover.

Send your dates, the number of travelers and a few places you would love to see. You do not need a finished itinerary to start the conversation.

Contact your English-speaking guide

You’ll continue to GuideIsraTour’s English guide page for contact and booking enquiries.

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