From Roman sea ports to Crusader fortresses - Haifa Port Shore Excursion/ Day Tour

I was born and raised at a small Kibbutz on the coastal plain of Israel - and I always enjoy coming back to this beautiful area. We will start our day at Caesarea; an ancient port city between Tel Aviv and Haifa - that was founded in the late 1st century BC by Herod the Great. We will walk along the remains of the city's Roman public buildings, including the hippodrome, the Roman theater, and the amazing seaport. From there we will drive northward to Haifa, the third-largest city in the country. The city is built on Mount Carmel, right above Haifa bay and the largest and most modern seaport in Israel. We will have a short tour of the Bahá'í gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site - overlooking the amazing view of the bay area. Afternoon we will continue to the old city of Acre - a maze of narrow streets and alleyways and a home to a variety of historical and archaeological sites. We will walk along the ottoman market, taste some local Kabab and Hummus, and explore the underground secrets of the crusaders'.