If you're looking for a unique and enriching travel experience, Israel should definitely be at the top of your list. This beautiful country offers a wealth of natural wonders, deep historical sites, rich cultural experiences, and friendly locals who are always happy to welcome visitors.

One of the top reasons to visit Israel is the city of Jerusalem, in fact the Old City of Jerusalem which is of great significance to Jews, Christians, and Muslims.

As the holiest city in the world, it is home to iconic landmarks such as the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the Al-Aqsa Mosque. But even beyond its religious significance, Jerusalem is a fascinating and vibrant city that offers plenty to see and do for tourists of types.

Another must-visit destination in Israel is the city of Tel Aviv, a hub of culture, nightlife, and beaches. This 24-hour city is known for its beautiful people, museums and lively, modern and diverse atmosphere. Being close in proximity to the Old City of Jerusalem, only about 45 minutes away, you may be shocked to find how liberal of a culture there is in Tel Aviv. Hosting the largest LGBQT community in the Middle East.

And of course, no trip to Israel would be complete without a visit to the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth. Here, visitors can float in the salty waters and enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience that can only be had in Israel. The mud from the Dead Sea is also bottled and sold as a beauty product worldwide, and visitors can cover themselves in it for free.

Israel isn't just about iconic landmarks and unique experiences. The country also boasts a diverse range of landscapes, from the Negev Desert in the south to the lush greenery of the Galilee in the north. And with these two landscapes separated by just 90 minutes of travel time, exploring Israel is easy and convenient. You may be shocked about a few of the things Israel can boast in, for example:

• Israel harvests approximate 60,000 tons of wine grapes and produces over 40 million bottles of wine. There are about seventy commercial wineries, and the ten largest wineries have over 90 per cent of the production

• Today, Israel has around 81,000 acres of olive orchards producing around 16,000 tons of extra-virgin olive oil (EVOO) every year. Most of the oil Israel produces is for domestic use, while about 1,000 tons is exported, mainly to the United States.

• THE LAND OF MILK .. and honey! For those that like odd facts - according to “The Science of Agriculture” Raw milk has become the most produced agricultural product in Israel. Approximately 135,000 dairy cows producing 1.56 liters of milk per year!

Finally, it's worth noting that Israel visitors will feel right at home in this unique and fascinating country. At any given moment in the Old City of Jerusalem you will hear a variety of languages spoken and many cultural practices. By the way there is never a shortage of English speakers that are happy to be helpful and include you in their phrase “You are now my family!”

So why not plan a trip to Israel and experience it for yourself? We have the milk :) you can bring the cookies!!