Excursión de un día desde Jerusalén a los Altos del Golán
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Excursión de un día desde Jerusalén a los Altos del Golán

1 day
Día entero
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Deje el hotel de Jerusalén y viaje en dirección norte hasta los Altos del Golán, la espectacular región montañosa del norte de Israel. Los Altos del Golán se encuentran a 190 km (118 millas) de Jerusalén, por lo tanto, para amenizar su viaje, disfrute de un par de paradas para hacer fotos a lo largo del camino.

Disfrute las vistas desde la posición estratégica de Megido, donde se construyeron asentamientos antiguos unos encima de otros, y luego estire las piernas en Yarendit, el lugar de sagrado bautismo a orillas del río Jordán.

Su primera parada es Hammat Gader, unas fuentes termales en el borde de la frontera de Jordania y Siria, donde hará una parada para hacer fotos. A continuación, seguirá hasta el pueblo de Katzrin para admirar sus lugares de interés en un recorrido a pie. Aunque es considerada como la capital de los Altos del Golán, Katzrin es un pueblo de la época Talmúdica (época antigua judía), con increíbles ruinas desperdigadas por todas partes. Visite la sinagoga de Katzrin, donde podrá admirar los restos del edificio del siglo VI que aún presenta algunos detalles decorativos originales. Busque antiguas inscripciones en hebreo en las paredes y columnas originales de la sinagoga mientras camina por ella.

Después de un descanso para el almuerzo (no incluido en el precio), viaje en autobús hasta la cima del cercano Monte Bental, uno de los varios volcanes extintos de los Altos del Golán. Elevándose por encima de la meseta del Golán, la montaña ofrece vistas increíbles del valle de Quneitra en Siria. Pose para hacer fotos con el valle de fondo, y después comience su viaje de regreso a Jerusalén.

Su excursión de un día acaba con un traslado de regreso al hotel en el centro Jerusalén a última hora de la tarde.
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Incluido
  • Guía local
  • Traslado de ida y vuelta al hotel
  • Entrada
No incluido
  • Comida y bebida
  • Propina (opcional)
Adicional
  • Recibirá confirmación en el momento de efectuar la reserva, salvo que reserve en las 12 horas previas al viaje. En ese caso recibirá confirmación lo antes posible, siempre que haya disponibilidad.
  • Es necesario un número mínimo de participantes. Cabe la posibilidad de que se cancele la visita tras la confirmación si no hay un número suficiente de pasajeros interesados. En caso de que esto suceda, se le ofrecerá una alternativa o la devolución total del importe
Características
Turismo
100%
Cultural
65%
Opiniones
3.9
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lynncote
5 | 2018-08-05

This was a fantastic tour after we had had a few others. The Golan Heights region is beautiful with breathtaking views. It is also steeped in history and conflicts past and present that are worth seeing. Our guide, Zahi Shaked Isaac drove and guide us superbly. He is a great ambassador for Bein Harim Tours and also a great ambassador for Israel. He was friendly and enthusiastic and brought us to many great locations, a few of them not on the tour plan since we were only 6 people. We really enjoyed the visits but also the way that Zahi Shaked did the tour.

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Vynette H
1 | 2017-01-26

It's hard to find words to adequately describe how bizarre and upsetting this tour to the Golan Heights was. First, my husband and I were picked up from our hotel in Jerusalem at 5:50 am and driven at break-neck speed to Tel-Aviv. I don't know why the hurry seeing we were then dropped off at an hotel and forced to wait at least three quarters of an hour until our next driver arrived - all in the freezing rain and wind. The next driver arrived with a very small van and six of us plus the driver were crammed in. Every time we had to get in or out, the seats had to be moved forward or back - I even tripped over at one point. The stated itinerary was not followed and we were instead driven straight to the Mt Bental lookout - the highlight of the trip for us - or it would have been if the road was not blocked and we had to turn back. The bad weather turned out to be the least of our problems. After visiting Katzrim, we were then taken to an olive oil factory which was not on the itinerary at all. We were shepherded into a small auditorium along with a group of young American/Canadian Jews and forced to watch a marketing film after which we were sermonised by the owner/manager about the duties associated with being good Jews. The four of us of who were not Jews were amazed - we had no idea what was going on or why we were even there. We certainly felt out of place. After the film, we were invited to buy some of these olive oil products. I had already had some wine-based products from California confiscated on my return to Australia so I said I was not going to buy anything. I was then harangued by both the driver and the owner/manager and practically called a liar after which I walked out in a very upset and emotional state at being treated so dreadfully. If I could have found a way to leave the tour then and there, I would have done so. We finally left this place and travelled to Yardenit, the baptismal site on the Jordan River. As we entered, one of our group asked to go to the toilet and was told to wait until our driver could show us around all the products for sale. We were then pressured into buying a most unappetising and expensive meal from the on-site cafe. Needless to say, by this time I was in a state of disbelief because I have been on a few tours in Israel over the years and all had been pleasant and enjoyable. We were then infomed that another driver would take those of us who were staying in Jerusalem straight there instead of returning via Tel Aviv. I was relieved that, at least, we would not have the same driver. However, even though we were loaded aboard a larger vehicle, we were just as crammed in and I spent the whole journey back to Jerusalem sitting sideways squeezed in beside three large men. A measure of just how dreadful this experience was is that we cancelled a tour organised by the same operator that was scheduled for two days later. Even though we had already paid for it, we were more than willing to lose our money rather than subject ourselves to a possibly similar experience. Super-aggressive marketing combined with an excess of religious zeal is not the sort of experience to offer to tourists and I'm surprised that Viator did not take much more care in vetting this tour beforehand.

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