A fascinating underground walk where you walk where 1st century pilgrims walked. Currently it only goes at 2 pm and lasts 1 1/2 hours. Much of the time is above ground or in an archeological site, but you get about a 15-20 minute trip in a skinny, low underground tunnel and you get to see the foundations stones of the retaining wall for the temple mount below street level. You don't walk on the wide stone steps where they are still excavating. Those you can only walk a short distance and then it is blocked. This tour starts about 1/2 way between the Pool of Siloam and the southern wall of the temple mount and then ascends up to the southern wall. You end up coming out in the Davidson archeological park near the south west corner of the temple mount down on street level.

We used 6 day Christian tour including accommodation in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem., by far it was very well organized. everything was on time. The tour guides are very well prepared and willing to help in any case and they are accommodating to customers needs. We have Micha, Itamar, Roy and Dima they are very pro and provide lots of information. Thank you Bein Harim team for a great experience. - Youssef

Our guide Yonatan/Jonathan is amazing. Super professional, shares knowledge of the history and place with tourists. Guides them, informs them and clarifies their doubts well. He is kind, polite, cautious, patient, attentive, helpful and charismatic. An incredible person and an excellent professional. I highly recommend your guide services in Israel.

This was my first time in Israel, ive always wanted to visit Golan Heights, i booked this tour and I can honestly say our tour guide 'Avishai Levi' was so passionate, amazing, informative and extremely kind and helpful. He took his time to explain things properly, and made the tour super fun. You can really tell that Avishai was extremely knowledgable about this area. I would like to Thankyou Mr Avishai Levi for making this tour super fun and memorable. Being back home now from Israel, I can still remember my Golan Heights tour. This was very special, Thankyou once again, from Rashi :)

Great tour, our guide Dan was a wonderful person. He showed us several places where Christ was in Galilee he described other biblical and historical events. I have renewed my baptism at our last stop on Baptismal site in the Jordan river, everything was perfect.

This tour was so nice. Our tour guide Jonathan was so informative, kind and smart in organising the time to cover all the mentioned locations in this tour. We enjoyed it and recommended

Tours organised by your business were really good. Clean busses, everything on time and no nasty surprises. And excellent guides. Particularly Dorit Epstein was exceptional during our trip to Nazareth – she is not only very knowledgeable and friendly, but more importantly, she gives very clear and easy to follow instructions, always considered our needs before we even notice them, and had a very good control over the group which enabled everything to run smoothly. We’d like to thank her again for the great time we had in Israel.

This trip involved a lot of bus time, but it’s absolutely worth it. Our guide Kareem did everything possible to make sure we enjoyed the day. He was witty, and very kind. He gave us some history lessons about Jordan, Petra, and the Wadi Rum as well as information regarding modern life in Jordan. You get to see lots of countryside, rolling hills, mountains, small villages, and even larger towns like Aqaba all from the bus, so I really felt like I paid for a full-day Jordan experience with Petra included. Lunch was delicious. The bus drivers made frequent stops for the bathroom, and grabbing a coffee or snack, even souvenirs. Some free snacks were sprinkled in throughout the day. Overall it was just so nice. Learned so much and can’t wait to return to this beautiful country 🇯🇴

We had the worst guide - Avishay during our Jericho visit. It was not a pleasant experience. He brought us to this Temptation Restaurant where he told it’s only 50 shekels for a buffet. He was pressuring everybody up until we were about to pay. We ended paying 192€ for that crappy lunch. Then he just spent our time going to shops and he complained a lot for asking to bring us to Tel Aviv even if we already told the tour operator of this ahead. He has said wrong information too about the places we visited, and funny thing is one from our group knows the places better than him. Beinharim is great, we used them for 3 tours but it was a horrible time with the tour guide assigned to us.

First of all, it was an amazing tour, mainly because of the tourguide. But let's start from the beginning. The pick-up was on time and the driving to the first stop was without problems. We were first brought to a parking spot where we then went into our final bus with Michael, our tourguide. Then, while driving to Nazareth, our first stop, he told us many facts about the places we passed and with this gave an introduction to the country. Furthermore, he spoke quite a good English and always named us "Ladies and Gentlemens". I would definitely not mind if someone does not do it, this was just the character of Michael. But he also answered our individual questions pretty well and talked with a lot of enthusiasm. His love for Israel could clearly be seen. Something else I liked quite much was how he presented facts: He always said according to (according to the Bible... according to the Catholics...) With this, he spoke very neutral. Maybe this was a reason why we liked the tour this much. It is not pretty much our taste to visite vaste and holy (catholics or orthodox) Churches, but with the comments of our guide it was presented interestingly. Therefore, I would suggest this tour to you, also because you visit famous places like the city where Jesus was born and the Jordan river. But for sure, it also depends on your taste, whetever you like it or not. For sure, it depends on the tourguide, whetever these churches are presented dry or with emotions.

We were picked up on time at our location, which was booked by Bein Harim, because we took a multiple day tour. It was a small group we were traveling with, only nine tourists. Therefore, our tourguide was the driver as well, which made it sometimes difficult to understand what he wanted to say when we've been traveling. When he turned his head to check the road, his mouth was no longer in front of the microphone. Therefore, a headset would have been better. Besides this, we could understand our Tourguide Avi better. Avi spoke about the different things pretty neutral, but sometimes not with much enthusiathm, but it was okay. He answered all our questions and due to the small group, I asked more questions than normally, which was an advantage. The places we've been visiting were more or less interesting, but just crazy how everywhere churches are built were something happened (or actually might have happened). If you like to visit such holy churches, you should attemp this trip. But for us, it was not completely our taste. Assumably, we would not have visited the Church of the Beautidues nor the Church in Cana. They are beautiful churches, but not our taste, therefore only four of five stars. Nevertheless, the City of Magdala was interesting to see the foundings from the time of Jesus and to see that Jews lived there at that time. The boat from about the time of Jesus was fascinating too, as well to read how they preseved it. All in all is the Tour good and depending on your taste worth to visit. ;)

Because we booked a multiple day tour, our hotel was arranged (and paid) by Bein Harim. The organisation was pretty well and we were picked up from our hotel absolutely on time (pick up time was 7.00 and the taxi driver came 7.02). We were then brought directly to Caeserea were we met with the rest of the group and surely our tourguide Itamar. The whole tour was really interesting and Itamar could talk for hours, which made it very fascinating. He could take everything to talk about and gave an insight into the country. There was for example a car in front of us with a Hebrew writting on it and he even started to explain some Hebrew to us. Furthermore, you could clearly see and hear his love for Israel when he was talking. The places we visited were worth to be visited. Furthermore, we've never been too long in the sun, but changed from time to time into a building or back into the car. Therefore, you might not even need sunscreen. Furthermore, there was always the possibility to go to the toilets (and refill the waterbottles). Even the food we ate was delicious and with a reasonable price. Just when it took us a bit longer in a shop to buy something, the tour guide already continued (which we do understand because of the size of the group), and therefore we missed some explanations about the crusaiders. This is a bit of a downside when you travel with a rather large group. It was even done parallel to a spanish-Bein Harim tour. Nevertheless, all in all I can strongly recommend the tour, the places are worth to visit and the organisation of Bein Harim is just brilliant!

We booked a multiple day tour from Bein Harim and this was our third day. We were picked up with a short delay of fifteen minutes (just as it is written in the documents they have sent). This time, we only had a driver and a tourguide in one, which made it a bit more difficult to understand. Sometimes, the guide interrupted while speaking, because he needed to focus on the traffic. And sometimes, we could not hear him well enough, because he turned his head aside to lock at the traffic. When he did this, his mouth was no longer in front of the microphone, wherefore a headset would have been better. Nevertheless, it is an interesting tour and gave an insight into the country of Israel by a perspective of defense. It was interesting to see the neighbour countries on the Mount Tal, to see the military base there and to even see a butterfly (Dovetail) there. Also the visit in Katzrin was great, especially because the celebrated on that they the anniversary of the Yom Kippur war (the victory of it). What also needs to be mentioned is the love for Israel our Tourguide Abishai showed. He told us some insider facts about Israel as for example the reason for the star of David in their flagg. There is one thing you'd need to consider when going on this tour: Toilets are generally available, but not at every stop.

I’m so glad to have met Dan. He was sooo knowledgeable about the areas on the tour. He was funny and amusing. I really liked his interaction with us. Dan is an excellent tour guide

Dan gave us a great tour of the Nazareth and Galilee regions. He was very informative and made the trip educational aside from religious. I would highly recommend Dan and the tour to anyone.