Morning light over the Galilee hills
AMI GALILEE · Day program

One Day in the Galilee.

Not a tour. A day lived well — ridge air at morning, a terroir table at noon, old stone lanes in the afternoon, and a glass of local wine as the light turns gold.

Open days · ₪1,190 per person Next date · Friday, October 9 Private days · from ₪5,900
The shape of the day

Four movements. One landscape.

The Galilee doesn't reveal itself to those who rush. So we don't. One region, four unhurried movements — with room to breathe between them.

Lookout over the Galilee hills09:30 · Morning

The ridge

We begin above the valley — a short walk to a lookout, coffee poured slowly, and the Galilee laid out below you. This is where the day sets its pace.

Wine tasting in the vineyards13:00 · Noon

The table

A long terroir lunch at a family winery or farm table — local, seasonal, generous. Not a stop for food; the heart of the day.

Blue-painted door under a stone arch in Safed's old city15:30 · Afternoon

Old stone

Safed's artist lanes and workshops, or Meron's quiet paths — a walk through centuries at walking pace, with someone who knows the stories.

Friends at a table at sunset in the mountains17:30 · Golden hour

The light

An aperitif at a west-facing lookout as the sun drops toward the sea. The moment the day was built around.

The exact route flexes with the season and the group. The rhythm doesn't.

Dates & pricing

Two ways to spend it.

Open days

Join a hosted day

₪1,190 per person
Fri, Oct 9 Sun, Oct 25 Fri, Nov 6
  • A small hosted group — good company, never a crowd
  • Hosted by Malka, AMI's Galilee host
  • Terroir lunch, tastings and all hosting included
  • Friday days end before Shabbat comes in
Reserve a place
Private days

A day built around you

from ₪5,900 for two
  • Any date — yours alone, at your pace
  • +₪1,400 per additional guest, up to six
  • Door-to-door transfer from Tel Aviv or Haifa +₪1,200
  • Route shaped to you — food, craft, nature, quiet
Request your day
How it works

Three steps. No small print.

1

Tell us your date

Pick an open day below, or tell us when you'd like a private one — and who's coming.

2

A personal reply within 24 hours

We confirm the details, the meeting point and anything the day should carry for you. Payment only after confirmation.

3

Meet us in the Galilee

Arrive by car to the meeting point — or add a transfer and be picked up at your door.

Reserve

Choose your day.

No payment now — we reply personally within 24 hours to confirm.

A person replies — usually the same day.
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Good to know

Questions people ask.

What about Fridays and Shabbat?
Friday days start a little earlier and end by mid-afternoon, well before Shabbat comes in — we make sure everyone is on their way home in time. Sunday days keep the full arc through golden hour.
Where do we meet?
At an easy-to-reach meeting point in the Galilee — exact location comes with your confirmation, about 1h45 from Tel Aviv by car. On private days you can add a door-to-door transfer from Tel Aviv or Haifa (+₪1,200).
What's included in the price?
Everything the day holds: hosting from first coffee to last glass, the terroir lunch, tastings, entrances and local guiding. You bring yourselves and comfortable shoes.
What about food preferences?
The table is local and seasonal, and it adapts — kosher-observant, vegetarian, allergies. Tell us in the form and the kitchen will know before you arrive.
Can we bring children?
On private days — any age, and we shape the route accordingly. Open days are unhurried and adult-paced; teens who enjoy food and stories are welcome.
What if the weather turns?
Autumn in the Galilee is the gentle season. If rain comes, the day reshapes rather than cancels — more tables and workshops, fewer ridgelines. It has never been worse for it.
After the day

A day is a doorway.

Most guests leave already planning their return. When one day isn't enough, the Galilee has deeper ways in.