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Shai Shvalb

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My name is *Shai Shvalb*, and I am a professional private tour guide and the owner of *Know the Land*. As a storyteller, I love to lead and guide my guests using my private car in the Land of Israel. I am especially enthusiastic about guiding those interested in history and archaeology, interfaith dialogue and comparison, the Bible, Israeli society, and, of course, Israeli food and markets. I guide in a deep and meaningful way, seasoned with a sense of humor.

In 2019 I published a one-of-a-kind Hebrew English dictionary about the Land of Israel – *Know the Holy Land*. I recently (2022) finished writing the manuscript for my second book in English – *A Bridge to your Roots*. Using my knowledge of the Bible and Hebrew, my book connects Evangelical Christian believers to the Land of Israel, where all the roots of their faith began at the time of Jesus. So stay tuned

I offer you my services as a one-stop shop for all your needs in Israel: guidance, transportation, booking hotels, VIP handling at the airport, and anything else you might need.

Ami Korda

Ami guides athletic, multi-day excursions as well as day tours for
the whole family. specializes in
guiding travelers across the land of Israel, he is a native English speaker passionate about nature, storytelling, and
adventure. Ami’s tours are ideal for travelers who are eager to learn
and explore and most important- have a good time. If this resonates with you, contact him today!

Beck

As a professional Tour Guide, Driver, and Tour Operator I have been accompanying travelers in Uzbekistan since 2006. I have been to every corner of my country and my experience as a tour guide helps me better understand the interests and needs of my customers and create unforgettable trips for each traveler. Based on your interests my tours can be Cultural or Immersion trips, Hiking in the mountains or Camel Riding in the desert, Adventure or Spiritual Tours.
I am an adventurer, a passionate historian and I will plan each step of your trip together with you and will accompany you during your stay providing customized trips around Uzbekistan. I offer real experiences, not just activities.

Inom Isroilov

His goal is to show tourists the rich culture, history, cuisine, and creative potential the people of Uzbekistan. He mainly offers active tours but also organizes mixed one which combine active and cultural tours

Charlotte Thalmay

Jewish Copenhagen Tour Company was established in 2006 by Charlotte Thalmay.

Our mission is to bring alive the history of Jewish life in Denmark. All the way back from 1622, up to the present with its everyday stories of being a minority in a small country.

All our guides are handpicked, each with unique family stories about the rescue of the Danish Jews during WW2.
They are passionate about sharing their knowledge and experience with our many visitors from around the world.

Carlos

Private sight seeing tours for any size group. See the local sights in Havana, or Travel to the Beaches of Cuba and other well known cities. Sample some of the best restaurants in Cuba. Travel in the old cars of Havana, air conditioned provided vans or local taxis, all tours are customized to your personal needs. Want to see the Cuban night scene? Nightlife and club tours are availabl . Don’t know where you want to stay? Accommodations can be arranged for you. Enjoy all the beauty that Cuba has to offer without any travel hassles.

Jadranka Šuster

I am Jadranka Šuster, an experienced licensed tour guide in Sarajevo, the city where I was born and grew up. I conduct my tours from the unique perspectives of an experienced professional guide, journalist and teacher. I am available to lead both walking and coach tours of Sarajevo, as well as all day trips from Sarajevo, including a tour of the beautiful mountain site of the 1984 winter Olympics, Mostar city, Počitelj, Međugorje ,Srebrenica, mountain villages Šabići, Umoljani and Lukomir, Cooking workshop, Copper smith work shop, Woodburning workshop – the Art of pyrography and more…

Slava Bazarsky

The best way to see Israel is with a professional Israeli private tour guide. However, with thousands of guides to choose from, making the right decision can be difficult. This page will explain why you made the right choice!

My name is Slava, I’m a Private Tour Guide in Israel. I was born in Ukraine and moved to Israel with my family on the 1988 “Aliya.” We were on our way to the United States, but God had other plans for us, so we ended up in Israel.

I served in the Israeli military in one of the top intelligence units, which was unquestionably one of the best experiences of my life in terms of maturing and acquiring various “tools” for the future. I’m married with two beautiful daughters.

I graduated from the University of Tel Aviv with a BA in International Relations, and my next step was the Israel Ministry of Tourism academy, where I gained 2.5 years of valuable experience and a depth of knowledge about my beloved home, Israel.

I adore my incredible country, and after completing my military service, I work as a licensed private tour guide in Israel, specializing in cultures, religions, gastronomy, architecture, and archeology.

I crossed Israel back and forth and flipped every stone to tell you everything there is to know about my country.

I have been working as a private tour guide in Israel since 2006, and I am currently ranked in the top 10 best Israeli tour companies and among the best Israeli tour guides. I was also nominated by TripAdvisor as one of the best private tour guides in Israel in 2019 and won second place!

I am fluent in five languages (English, Russian, Hebrew, Arabic, and Ukrainian), and my services have been used by some of the world’s largest corporations and their guests.

Bein Harim

Yitzchak Ben Ari – the founder and the owner of the Bein Harim Tourism Services, is a 30-year veteran of the field and brings with him a vast and rich accumulation of knowledge of the business. He established Bein Harim Tourism Services in 1993 and the company has grown an large amount during its existence.

The Caesarea full day tour starts with a drive north along Israel’s Mediterranean coast to the ancient city of Caesarea. Take an in-depth tour of Caesarea National Park that encompasses the ancient Roman theater, the hippodrome, and Herod’s Reef Palace. See the Roman bathhouses, restored frescoes, and mosaic floors and take a walk along Caesarea’s seafront promenade. Tour the remains of the Crusader city of Caesarea.

See the “Caesarea Stars,” an interactive presentation that covers the history of this ancient port city. Visit the impressive aqueduct that brought fresh water to the Roman city of Caesarea Maritima. Next, the tour takes you to Alona Park where lush green woodlands spread across a valley. Here you can visit a section of the ancient water system and it is possible to walk along the underground aqueduct through water 70cm-deep. You can also visit other places along the Caesarea aqueduct route.

Bruce Avishai

Bruce lived in the Boston, Massachusetts area and later graduated from Rutgers College with a degree in Political Science. He immigrated to Israel in 1972, where he has lived on a Kibbutz, worked as a guide in the Sinai desert, maintained a private farm for 10 years, and finally became a professional guide in 1991. Bruce’s first impression of Israel was that it is a most unique and sometimes indescribable place to be. Bruce’s personal journey and growth as a professional guide have only reinforced those feelings. He always desires to try to show people Israel’s “uniqueness”, in order for them to have true and lasting impressions of Israel. Bruce resides in Rehovot, just south of Tel Aviv, is a father of 3, and grandfather of 5.

Caesarea Maritima is an ancient city that was built by Herod the Great in 25–13 BC. It is located along the coast of Israel between Tel Aviv and Haifa, in a place formerly called Pyrgos Stratonos. This is also where Herod built his palace on a cliff overlooking the sea. Civil life of the new city began in 13 BC, when Cesarea was turned into the capital of Judea, and the official residence of the Roman procurators and governors. The remains of all major buildings erected by Herod lasted until the late nineteenth century. The remains of the medieval town can also be seen, which are the walls, the palace and the site of the cathedral crusade.

Modern Caesarea Maritima has a population of 4,500 inhabitants and it’s the only Israeli locality managed by a private organization, the Caesarea Development Corporation. It’s organized as a communal settlement, though not as a kibbutz or moshav. It is a city built in honor of the Roman emperor Caesar Augustus. Today it’s a small archaeological enclave declared a National Park with preserved Roman, Byzantine and Crusader ruins; also it has a Roman aqueduct and amphitheater.

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