The sea grottoes of Rosh Hanikra, followed by the Ottoman aqueduct at Regba. Two water experiences, on one ticket.
You begin at Rosh Hanikra: you ride the steepest cable car in Israel down to the white chalk cliffs, and walk the route inside the sea grottoes that the sea carved over thousands of years.
From there you continue about 20 minutes' drive to Moshav Regba, and step into a 200-year-old aqueduct with the water running around your ankles. Along the circular route there are activity stations, and a water-play area for anyone who wants to get wet.
Two experiences on one ticket and one payment.
Tickets for the grottoes are valid until the end of the calendar year. The separate limit is on the restaurant perk, which is valid for 30 days from the date of purchase.
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 "Attractions & Experiences" 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.
