The best time to travel to Israel is anytime! The weather varies throughout the year but is generally gorgeous. There is almost no chance of rain from May – September. July and August are the hottest months of the year with temperatures reaching 100 degrees (F)/35 degrees (C) or higher, and with high humidity in many parts of the country. Winter in Israel can be chilly with temperatures going as low as 40 degrees (F)/4 degrees (C), but in most areas the weather is quite moderate. Late Winter and early Spring bring the bloom of many flowers and pleasant weather.

A South African citizen holding a valid South African passport does not need to obtain a visa prior to traveling to Israel. A tourist visa, valid for a 3-months stay, will be issued upon entry to Israel. However, Legal residents of South Africa holding a valid Re-Entry Permit, Temporary Passport or a Refugee travel document must apply for a visa at the Consulate.

Yes, it is safe to travel to Israel. The reality of what goes on in Israel is very different from what is portrayed in the media. There are trained professionals on public transportation, in many buildings, at tourist sites and even walking around the streets to keep you safe. Additionally, our suppliers on the groundwork very closely with the Israeli Ministry of Tourism and the local police departments to make sure that we are kept as up to date as possible about any alerts that may go out.

Yes, we do. This is not included in the base price but highly recommended. We can include it in the final quote. 

We offer the option to join an existing group tour, Pastors & Leaders tour and tailor made or private tours.

1. Joining a Group Tour- These tours have a pre-set itinerary and includes 20+ travellers.
2. Forming Your Own Group: Includes 20 + travellers.
3. Tailor made or Private Tours- We can tailor the tour to suit your needs.