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If you are planning a trip to the beautiful country of Israel soon you may want to consider hiring an Israel tour guide to help make your trip a little more authentic. How can a tour guide make your trip more authentic? First off, hiring an israel tour guide is actually pretty common because there are people there who are very experienced in catching all of the sights people want to see. Sometimes if a group travels by themselves they tend to miss out on some of the cool things Israel has to offer simply because they did not have a guide to show or tell them about it.
It does not cost too much money for an Israel tour guide either, especially if you are traveling with a larger group. The majority of these companies that offer guided tours can do groups of ten or more people, but remember the more people you have the more expensive the tour is going to be in the end. As an average though, an all day Israel guide could run anywhere from $500 to $700.
Luckily, the guides who provide Israel tours are from all over the world. This means that your Israel tour guide could speak English, French, German, Hebrew or even all of these languages. When you are looking to book a guided tour always make sure there is a guide with that company that speaks your native language, otherwise the tour isn’t going to be as fun.
Where you end up going on your guided tour is completely up to you and your tour guide so you should always have a game plan ahead of time. If there is a specific place you want your Israel tour guide to take you, make sure that they know about it ahead of time. Where you go will also depend on what part of the country you are in. Whether you want to visit the Sea of Galilee or visit the holier cities like Bethlehem, Jerusalem, or Nazareth there is a guide there that can show you a side of Israel that you never knew existed. Sometimes hiring an Israel tour guide is not only safe, but it can be a great way to learn about the real history of the area of Israel you are visiting.