Businesses in the Western Galilee

A Place In The Heart Cabin

A Tour Following Inspiring Women in Old Akko

A Trip Among the Galilean Mountains, Meetings & Fortresses

Abirim Fortress

Built from massive cut stones, Abirim Fort (Mezad Abirim) dates back 1,500–2,000 years to the Roman-Byzantine period. Reaching the historic site involves a scenic walk through a lush Mediterranean forest of native oaks and seasonal wildflowers.

Achziv Beach National Park

Blue bays and rocky crevices, sandstone ridges and rare plants, sea turtle nesting sites, the remains of the biblical town of Akhziv, and the sea-pool bathing beach - all await you at Achziv Beach.

Achziv Beach Trek

In the magical Western Galilee, away from the hustle and bustle of the big city, lies the Achziv Beach Nature Reserve. It is one of the most beautiful beaches in the country, studded with sea bays, turtle dumps and rich fish and rare plants.

Adir Mountain

Rising to 1,008 meters above sea level near Kibbutz Sasa, Mount Adir features an Israel Nature and Parks Authority lookout set within an evergreen grove. As one of the highest peaks in the Galilee, it offers panoramic vistas across the region and into southern Lebanon.

Ahihud Forest

Whether you are looking for scenic Galilee landscapes, a peaceful picnic spot, an adventurous hiking trail, or an invigorating bicycle ride, Ahihud Forest offers something for every traveler.

Akko Beach Hotel

The Akko Beach is located in one of the most beautiful bays in Israel. With a perfect view of the Mediterranean Sea and the ancient city of Akko, you will be able to enjoy a relaxing vacation.

Akko Lighthouse Suite

Situated on Akko’s western promenade opposite the lighthouse, this luxury boutique suite offers stunning sea views inside a preserved 400-year-old building. The historic space blends original Kurkar stone walls and soaring arches with refined, modern comfort.

Al-Basha Turkish Bath

Built during the late 18th century under Ahmed Pasha al-Jazzar, the bathhouse was central to transforming Akko from a fishing village into a thriving port city. Alongside the aqueduct, Khan al-Umdan, and the Great Mosque, it stood as one of the period’s grandest civic achievements.

An Accessible Trip Combining Nature, Wine, Ecology & Inspiring Social Businesses