The guided tour starts at the Acre railway station. From there we travel to the village of Julis and visit the Almona gardens, the hill of Sheikh Ali Faris and the mausoleum of Sheikh Amin Tarif. We continue to the Fruit Era visitor centre for a talk, a film and tastings for an extra charge, and finish at the Rosh Hanikra tourism site with a cable-car descent and ascent and a guided tour of the grottoes. The tour runs about six hours.
After payment an email arrives with a digital ticket carrying a barcode. Show it from your phone, no printing needed. The restaurant perk comes in the same email, and you show it to the server before the bill.
A tour cancelled by the operator, because of weather or too few participants, can be rebooked or fully refunded.
You can, by phone, up to 48 hours before the tour and subject to availability on another tour.
The guided routes suit families. On longer routes it is worth checking the distance and the walking pace with customer service.
Closed shoes, water, a hat and clothing for the season. On evening tours bring a warm layer too.
The tour combines a compelling guided talk on security, history and nature by one of the Rosh Hanikra tourism guides. It starts at Keshet Cave, continues to the Lebanon lookout and the 'speaking walls' in Shtula, and ends at the Rosh Hanikra site. A lunch at HaTzuk Restaurant can be added for an extra charge. The tour runs about four hours.
The tour begins in Haifa, at Stella Maris, the Louis Promenade and the Bahá'í Gardens. You can add tastings at the colourful Talpiot market for 35 ₪ per visitor, and finish at the Rosh Hanikra site with a cable-car descent to the grottoes. The whole tour is accompanied by one of the Rosh Hanikra tourism guides. The tour runs about six hours.
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