A visit to the sea grottoes, together with a treat pack of dried fruit from Idan HaPri. Three pack options, chosen in the booking form.





Ride Israel's steepest cable car down to the white chalk cliffs, and walk the path through the sea grottoes the waves have carved over thousands of years.
With the ticket you can add a pack of Idan HaPri dried fruit. You choose the pack inside the booking form, and there are three options:
The Wonderful Six: six bags of dried fruit, mango, banana, persimmon, nectarine, apple and pineapple. 100 grams per bag, and 80 grams for the apple.
The Opening Ten: five bags of dried fruit, two fruit-leather rolls in plum and guava, white-chocolate-coated cranberries, a layered fruit bar and fruit sushi.
Treats from Nature: eight bags of dried fruit, two fruit-leather rolls in kiwi and guava, white-chocolate-coated orange peel, filled fruit-leather layers and two fruit bars.
Tickets for the grottoes are valid only for the day of the booked visit.
Yes. They are two separate redemptions on the same barcode.
For availability-based experiences such as a boat ride or a workshop, after purchase you receive a number for arranging the time with the operator, and your place is held subject to availability.
Of course. Under the "The Galilee Experience Basket" category you will find plenty of options for building your own package, but note that the combined tickets cost less than buying each ticket separately.


After visiting the grottoes you sit down to a yarn-craft workshop and take home a piece you made yourself.

The Byzantine mosaic floor is a few minutes' drive from the grottoes, and the combined ticket joins the two into one continuous visit.

After the sea and the grottoes, two quiet hours in the Nahariya botanical garden.