Israel | By Helicopter

Departing Tel Aviv domestic airport early morning, we will rise up to the air and overlook the sunshine washing the Mediterranean city of Tel Aviv for another new bustling day.

Head eastbound to the eternal capital of Israel and a source of worship for more than 3000 years – Jerusalem! Cover the area of the city, resting on mountain tops, and see it from a point of view not seen by many.
Continue into the Judean Desert and fly above the Mar Saba Monastery, built on a mountainside and one of the oldest inhabited monasteries in the world. 
Cross the desert and discover the Ein Gedi oasis. At the heart of this barren dryland lays a natural reserve of green and abundance thanks to the natural springs, it’s source of life.
Next station is the Fortress of Masada, a remain of yet another Jewish heroic story and resistance. 
Arriving to next signature hotspot of Israel, the Dead Sea, you will have up to 4 hours to enjoy the therapeutic waters of this natural wonder! Land at the Herods Dead Sea hotel, where a private beach and a delightful buffet lunch await.
After some relaxation and lunch, rise again and head further into the NegevDesert, consisting of more than 55% of Israel’s land area. Soar and plummet between the steep slopes and discover hidden valleys and channels until reaching the beautiful craters of this desert: The Small Crater, The Big Craterand the Ramon Crater – the world’s largest natural crater. 
Finally, continue to the city of Be’er Sheva – also known as the Capital of the Desert, being the largest city of this vast territory. 
Arrive back to Tel Aviv domestic airport late afternoon.

Departing Tel Aviv domestic airport early morning, we will rise up to the air and overlook the sunshine washing the Mediterranean city of Tel Aviv for another new bustling day. 

Head north above the Sharon district, the populated area of Israel, to see Nazareth, the hometown of Jesus and the most populated Arab city in Israel.
Continue eastbound and discover the Sea of Galilee, Israel’s main source of fresh water and one of the holiest places to the Christian religion. 

At this point of the trip there are two options to continue:
Option 1 – Head to the Bental Mountain, a dormant volcano at the Syrian border, with an overlook at the Golan Heights and Hermon Mountain, the highest peak in Israel. 
Get off the helicopter for a 2 hours jeep tour at the northern part of the Golan Heights. This mountainous area is a non-active volcano range and thanks to the fertile volcanic rock and abundance of water, life flourishes. 
Get the real feel of the area on the ground after exploring it from the air!
Option 2 – Wine and cheese tasting at one of the area’s fine boutique wineries – Chateau Golan Winery. Start the tour with a guide, explaining the wine producing process, very typical to this fertile area, an ideal place for vineyards and wineries.
Of course, no winery tour is complete without actually trying the products! Indulge in various types of wines and cheeses.

Heading back to Tel Aviv, we will cross the beautiful evergreen Galilee region onto Israel’s coastline of the Mediterranean. After reaching the old city of Acco, fly further south to the city of Haifa, where the beautiful Baha’i Shrine and gardens are located. Head to the city of Caesarea, one of the oldest cities of the Roman Empire and see from above the famous Roman amphitheater and ruins.
Arrive back to Tel Aviv domestic airport late afternoon.

Departing Tel Aviv domestic airport early morning, we will rise up to the air and overlook the sunshine washing the Mediterranean city of Tel Aviv for another new bustling day. 
Head north above the Sharon district, the populated area of Israel, with the deep blue Mediterranean on one side and endless open spaces of urban and natural landscapes on the other.

Hover above the raw shores of the sea and discover the rocky, unpopulated terrain on your way to the evergreen Carmel Mountain. Situated at the northern part of Israel, this mountain is the home for many villages, Arab and Jewish, and the third largest city of Israel – Haifa.
Head further north, till the meeting point of Israel and Lebanon, to RoshHaNikra natural reserve. This unique natural phenomenon formed thanks to the Mediterranean waves crashing on the white limestone cliffs which create magical coves and grottoes. Land nearby and explore the beauty of the clashing waves and the steady steep slopes with the cable car, ascending the beginning point of the walking trail (ground time – around 2 hours).
Back to the air, you will be headed south along Israel’s coastline, meeting Acco. The city’s old part is recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site and the home for both Arabs and Jews. 
On the other side of the Haifa Bay lays the city of Haifa. Being a large mixed city of both Arabs and Jews, this place has become a melting point of cultures and ideas. 
Built on the slopes of Mt. Carmel, Haifa is the right combo between the sea, the mountains and busy urban life.
Finally, half way to Tel Aviv, say hello to the city of Caesarea, one of the oldest cities of the Roman Empire and see from above the famous Roman amphitheater and ruins – a silent testimony from the past.
Arrive back to Tel Aviv domestic airport late afternoon.