Located on Israel’s sunny Mediterranean coastline, Acre is a popular port city that is known for its ancient city walls that have stood the test of time. The city is also home to museums, synagogues and the Israeli navy’s Nautical College.
Acre day trips from Tel Aviv are a great way to get out of the metropolitan area for the day and see something different as you stroll the historical streets of Acre with your professional and knowledgeable guide.
Located on Israel’s sunny Mediterranean coastline, Acre is a popular port city that is known for its ancient city walls that have stood the test of time. The city is also home to museums, synagogues and the Israeli navy’s Nautical College.
Acre day trips from Tel Aviv are a great way to get out of the metropolitan area for the day and see something different as you stroll the historical streets of Acre with your professional and knowledgeable guide.
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Located on Israel’s sunny Mediterranean coastline, Acre is a popular port city that is known for its ancient city walls that have stood the test of time. The city is also home to museums, synagogues and the Israeli navy’s Nautical College.
Acre day trips from Tel Aviv are a great way to get out of the metropolitan area for the day and see something different as you stroll the historical streets of Acre with your professional and knowledgeable guide.
Here's all you need to know about Acre, one of the most exciting day trips from Tel Aviv.
Acre is located on the Mediterranean coast of northern Israel and is roughly 100 kilometers north of Tel Aviv.
Getting from Acre to Tel Aviv by car is very straightforward as all you need to do is head north on Route 70 and then turn left when you get to Route 79. Turn right onto Route 22, which takes you into Acre. The entire drive should not take longer than 1.5 hours.
There are trains that go between Tel Aviv and Acre every 20 minutes, departing from Tel Aviv Center. The cost for a ticket is under US$1 each way, while the train journey takes around 1.5 hours.
Guided tours from Tel Aviv to Acre provide an easy and convenient way to get to Acre, as you’ll be taken there in a private vehicle. You’ll also be shown around the city by a professional guide, and stop along the way to see local attractions.
Most day tours from Tel Aviv to Acre offer a complimentary hotel pickup service from your accommodation in Acre. You’ll meet your guide and other tour participants (if you are on a group tour), and make your way to Acre in an air-conditioned vehicle.
Before stopping in Acre, most tours will stop at the nearby towns of Caesarea, Haifa and Rosh Hanikra, which offer beautiful gardens, amphitheaters and more. Once in Acre, two of the most popular highlights are its Crusader Tunnels and Old City Market.
There’s plenty of time to relax, take photos and enjoy yourself, all the while learning about the historical significance of the sites you’re seeing from your knowledgeable guide.
At the end of the tour, you’ll be taken back to Tel Aviv and dropped off at your hotel. Most tours last are full-day tours and last between 6 and 10 hours.
When deciding what day trip to Acre to book, you have a few different types of tours to choose from.
Guided group tours to Acre from Tel Aviv provide a fun and affordable way to experience the port city, as well as the nearby towns of Caesarea and Rosh Hanikra. Guided tours can be made up of anywhere between 10 and 40 participants.
Meet like-minded travelers and see the best of what Israel’s Mediterranean coast has to offer.
A private tour from Tel Aviv to Acre allows you to make the most of your time in the region. While you’ll visit many of the same attractions that you would on a group tour, your tour will be personalized to fit your schedule and needs.
See the sights of Acre, Rosh Hanikra and Haifa with a professional, private tour guide leading the way.
Small group tours to Acre from Tel Aviv are much like guided tours, except these tours are limited to small groups of under 10 people. They are still an affordable option and offer a more authentic experience.
Get driven to Acre in a private vehicle, exploring the underground tunnels, its port, and the surrounding towns with your tiny group and professional guide.
Explore the region to its fullest with a 2-day tour to Acre from Tel Aviv. You’ll get to see the nearby towns of Rosh Hanikra and Haifa before arriving in Acre and spending the night there— enjoying the nightlife on offer should you choose to.
The next day, you’ll slowly make your way back to Tel Aviv, stopping at the biblical town of Nazareth on your way back.
Basic guided tours to Acre from Tel Aviv usually cost around US$120 per person. These tours typically last between 6 and 8 hours and are limited to around 40 participants.
Smaller group tours, which are limited to 10 participants, but have very similar itineraries to larger group tours, usually cost around US$200 per person.
Private tours to Acre from Tel Aviv generally cost somewhere in the region of US$1000 for the tour, but this can be split between four people.
2-day tours to Acre from Tel Aviv usually cost roughly US$350 per person, and this price includes accommodation and breakfast.
While there are many things to see and do in Acre, two of the most popular items on Acre tour itineraries are the underground tunnels built by the Crusaders and the Old City Market.
The tunnels are a truly incredible act of engineering and architecture, and have significant historical importance for the port city of Acre.
The Old City Market is vibrant and full of local food and craft stalls, perfect for indulging in some new culinary delights and picking up a few souvenirs.
Most tours also make stops at the towns of Caesarea, Haifa and Rosh Hanikra, all of which have their own local attractions.
The best time to visit Acre is from April to May, as well as from September to November. During these periods, the weather is mostly warm and dry. In peak season (June through August) temperatures can be uncomfortably hot, and in-season rates may apply.
Yes, there are tours departing from other cities in Israel: