The four seas of Israel

Start your visit by going up the Mediterranean coast to the north. First stage: the bubbling and cosmopolitan Tel Aviv. Between beaches, museums, art galleries, nightlife and craft markets, there is no time to get bored!

For this second step on the shores of the mare nostrum, Cape on Haifa, where we will spend the morning. Then, direction Saint-Jean-d'Acre for lunch, before venturing to the extreme northwest of the Palestinian territory, Rosh Rosh and its harbour bathed in turquoise water. 

A full-time direction for exploring the surroundings of Lake Tiberias, also named Galilee sea, where there are many sites mentioned in the Bible.

On your road to the Dead Sea, give yourself a stopover in Jerusalem. If you have only one day in the Holy City, concentrate your visit to the old town, specifically the Wailing Wall, the esplanade of the mosques and the Dome du Rocher, the Holy Sepulchre.

If you have a second day in Jerusalem, devote it to visiting what you did not have the opportunity to discover the day before. Also do some shopping at the souk and, if you have any strength left, climb to the top of Mount of Olives for a beautiful view of the city

Finally, return to the Dead Sea. Swim in this sea whose density is such that the human body cannot go there and visit the ruins of the fortress of Masada.

Finally, finish your stay by the Red Sea in Eilat, where you will explore the extraordinary seabed, considered by many divers to be one of the most beautiful spots in the world.