Caesarea - one of ten most visited sites in Israel. The site combines a beautiful beach, a visitor center, and very impressive archeological ruins of Roman, Byzantine and Crusader cities.
On tour, we shall walk through the site from south to north. We'll visit the theater, Herod's palace, the roman stadium, the byzantine tax center, the crusader walls and the harbor.
Within the antiquities, we'll find hidden stories: Peter and Paul, Pontius Pilate and the Jews of the Great Revolt.
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Theater gate of Caesarea National Park
Meeting, paying entrance fee, and enterring park.
Tour goes through: Theater, Herod's Palace, Amphitheater, Roman Bath House, Crusader wall, Port, Temple Podium and more.
End of tour and return to vehicles
Time permitting - we can add these two sites which are out of the national park - 10 minutes drive away
Port gate of Caesarea Natuinal Park
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
Guide fee
Tranport to Caesarea
Entrance fee to site
Please make sure to bring a personal bottle of water.
Wear a hat and use sun screen in summer. The tour is mostly outdoors - dress according the wheather. Comfortable shoes or sandals are requried (Please - no high heals or flip-flops).
Frequently Asked Questions:
Can children join this tour as well?
Yes, children are welcome on this tour.
Is the tour wheelchair accesable?
Most of the site is accesable.
What is the entrance fee?
Adult: 39.00ILS, Child: 24.00ILS
how do I get there?
Unfortunatly - public transportation does not reach Caesarea regularly. By car or taxi: Close to the Coastal Road, near Caesarea, Sedot Yam, and west of Or Akiva.
Can be reached from the Coastal Road via the intersection near the “Orot Rabin” power station and from the old road as above, or via Or Akiva.
Openning hours of National Park: Winter: 08:00 - 16:00 Summer 08:00 - 17:00
About myself – Sharona L.
My parents made Aliya= emigrated from Philadelphia to Israel in 1963. So I was born in 1970 and raised here as a "sabra" – that’s what native Israelis call themselves. I grew up hearing both English and Hebrew in my home.
My family – parents, 3 siblings and myself – always liked travelling and nature. Camping and hiking are a good part of my best childhood memories. As a teenager I joined a youth hiking club which was based in the Judean Desert. The club belonged to the SPNI – Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel. During our hikes we also learned about the geology, biology and history of the places we visited.
I knew already back then, that this is what I wanted to do with my life – hike in nature and visit interesting sites and places.
After graduating high school I did my mandatory service in the Israel Defense Forces. I was a gardener, and fiercely fought against all weeds in the army bases I served in…
When released from service, I went to study "Land of Israel Studies" at the Beit-Berl Teachers College. I received a B.Ed in geography and my official Tour Guide certification from the Ministry of Tourism in 1995. I have been a tour guide ever since.
I love my job, and I love my country. I named both my sons after mountains in Israel – Tavor (20), and Bental (17).
$350/ per group
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