Private visits. Local knowledge. Your pace.

Find your local tour guide in Israel

History, holy sites, food or a family adventure. Tell us what matters to you, see guide suggestions, and contact a local guide directly.

No account needed. You choose who to contact. No booking commitment.

From an idea to a conversation with a guide

  1. 01

    Tell us about your visit

    Share your dates, group, language and interests in a short trip brief.

  2. 02

    See guides to consider

    Get suggestions with your language listed, prioritizing recorded interests where available.

  3. 03

    Make it your trip

    Contact your shortlist directly. Agree on the itinerary, price and terms with your guide.

Find my guide
A local guide speaking with a visiting family

Your language. Your kind of trip.

Find a guide with your language listed, then discuss the right pace for your family, friends or solo visit.

A traveler exploring a forest trail

More than a checklist of sights.

Tell your guide what draws you to Israel, from ancient history and faith to food, nature and everyday life.

A traveler considering an adaptable route

Room for plans to change.

Discuss alternatives before you travel. A local guide can help you adapt the itinerary to your interests and current operating conditions.

Meet English-speaking guides

Explore the people behind the profiles, or browse by your preferred language.

Browse guides by language

Find Israel tour guides by language

Browse listed tour languages, then confirm availability and your preferred language directly with a guide.

Questions about planning with Tourg

What is Tourg?

Tourg connects travelers with tour guides in Israel and helps them create flexible trip briefs. Travelers contact guides directly; Tourg is not a booking confirmation or an official safety advisory.

Where do the licensed guide records come from?

The core directory is based on Israel’s Government Data Portal. A source record identifies a listed guide; travelers should confirm current licensing, availability and suitability directly. Guide-provided profile details are separate from the source data.

Can I find an Israel tour guide who speaks my language?

Yes. Browse the language-specific guide pages or include your preferred language in a trip brief. Language matches use the languages listed in guide records, so confirm your preferred tour language with the guide.

How do I arrange a family tour or a private visit?

Share your group size, dates, interests and accessibility needs in a trip brief. Discuss the pace, transport, itinerary and any child-specific needs directly with a guide before agreeing to the tour.

What do Plan A and Plan B mean?

A guide can prepare a preferred itinerary and alternatives if conditions or traveler preferences change. Agree on the details, price and cancellation terms directly with the guide.