Private Tours in Israel — pick a favorite or build your own
Explore Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, the desert and northern Israel with Ari, a licensed private guide who turns complex history into a day that fits your interests, pace and family.
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Licensed guide in Israel · Private tours in English and Spanish · Families, couples and small groups
- Licensed private guide · No. 21953
- Tours in English and Spanish
- One-day and multi-day planning
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“The best tour I've ever taken. Ari was incredibly thorough with the details… while keeping the narration engaging, fun, and dynamic.”
— Esteban Wolfenson
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Jerusalem: History, Faith and Identity
A first encounter with Jerusalem that makes the city clearer without pretending it is simple.
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Masada and the Dead Sea
A desert day connecting Herod, Jewish revolt, Roman power and a landscape changing in front of us.
Explore Masada and the Dead Sea →
Tel Aviv and Jaffa: The Making of a Modern City
Walk from an ancient Mediterranean port into the streets where the first Hebrew city took shape.
Explore Tel Aviv and Jaffa →
The Gaza Envelope and October 7
Communities, geography and memory: a respectful, evidence-based visit centred on people and place.
Explore the Gaza Envelope →Looking for Tzfat, the Negev, Acre or something less familiar? See All Private Tours
The right tour is not the same tour for everyone
Five ways into Israel: go deeper from any of them
Christian & Biblical Israel
Stand in the landscapes of biblical stories and connect Christian history, tradition and archaeology to the country around them.
Jewish History & Modern Israel
Follow Jewish history from the biblical and Second Temple worlds through diaspora, Zionism and modern Israeli life.
Contemporary Israel
Immigration, identity, politics and everyday society beyond the headlines.
Archaeology
Ancient cities, written sources and material evidence examined with care.
Nature & Geology
Deserts, water systems, exposed rock and landscapes that explain how the land works.
A guide who listens before he starts explaining
Ari is a licensed guide and clinical psychologist, born in Argentina and based in Israel. He guides in English and Spanish and works especially well with families, private groups and travelers who want more than a rehearsed speech. His psychology background is not part of the tour as therapy; it helps him read the group, adjust the pace and make difficult subjects easier to discuss.
"I do not only want to show you where something happened. I want to help you understand why it still matters."
A private tour should be easy to plan
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Tell Ari about the trip
Share dates, group size, previous visits, interests and the places you are considering.
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Receive a clear proposal
Ari recommends the route, realistic timing and the right transportation arrangement, with a transparent quotation.
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Keep the day flexible
The plan remains responsive to the group, weather, opening conditions and what becomes interesting along the way.
Coming for several days? Tell Ari your full route, and he'll help you decide which days are worth a private guide and which are better left open — see Multi-Day Custom Israel Journeys.
Start with the basics
This takes about a minute. You can add preferences and logistics in the next step.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is transportation included?
It depends on the tour and group. Ari's proposal separates guiding, transportation, entrance fees and third-party services clearly.
Are the tours suitable for children?
Yes. Ages and interests are used to design the route, pace and explanations.
Can the itinerary change during the day?
Yes, within the limits of reservations, geography, access and current conditions.
Can the tour be in Spanish and English?
Yes. Tours can be in either language or, when useful, in a planned combination of both.
Tell Ari who is traveling. He will design the day from there.
Share your dates, interests and group. You will receive a personal proposal, not a prewritten package.