A man of the earth. A special import from Argentina to the Holy Land.
Teaches the country’s roads by the feet and through the soul.
Lets every ttraveler feel like his personal guest in the most surprising ways.
Making the ancient stones of Israel speak through the stories

Javier was born in Argentina and when he was 4 his parents made Aliya to lsrael. Following Javier’s need for open spaces, green grass, and a playground near the dining hall, the family moved to a kibbutz in the north of Israel and by that completing the transition from Argentina in full. Javier is a true “kibbutznik” who grew up as close as can be to nature, water and wildlife. He studied at a democratic school specializing in theater and history. In the army he worked in the field of Emergency Medicine as a Medical Guide, teaching medicine crews, doctors and paramedics to work together under fire. After the army he worked in London for a while and then flew to South America for a year to explore his Latin roots.
Javier is a proud father of two energetic boys. He has years of experience guiding field trips along Israel’s paths and for the past 5 years he has been working as a licensed tour guide, specializing in history and nature. He prouds himself on always finding the best stories and enjoys telling them in the most interesting, funny and thought-provoking way.

Javier invites you to explore Israel with him in a special and fun way!

Noam is a 27 year-old native Israeli, raised in Pardess-Hana Karkur by Canadian born parents who made aliyah in 1980. Growing up in a traditional yet liberal household has made Noam a very open-minded and naturally curious person. Noam served in the IDF as a combat soldier in the Armored Corps and took part in the Second Lebanon War. After being discharged from military service, Noam went traveling around the world for three years and got hooked by the ‘travel bug’. Noam loves the outdoors, meeting new people, and dancing salsa. Since 2012 Noam has been working as a licensed tour-guide leading various kinds of groups (families and congregations), while also studying for an BA in history and geography at the University of Haifa. Noam has tremendous energy, enthusiasm, and passion for his work; he is personable and attentive to the needs of his clients. Noam’s goal is to take visitors on an intimate and up-close view of Israel, by sharing his own experiences and love for his homeland

Netanel was born in the Golan Heights and grew up in Jerusalem, where he still lives today. After couch surfing all around the world, he became a certified tour guide in Israel and received his B.A. in archaeology and geography from The University of Haifa. Fascinated by 6,000 years of culture and history found in almost every region in Israel, Netanel enjoys participating several times a year in various archaeological diggings. Reading and discussing philosophy are among his favorite hobbies. He loves to ponder about the values and moral life of ancient communities and understand how they reflect on modern societies and our lives today. Netanel appreciates the simple things and if you were to ask him what his motto in life is – keep calm and smile would be the answer.

Yoav Biller lives and breathes Israel; from its urban corners to its delicious cuisine and breathtaking landscapes. Yoav is both a certified tour guide and qualified high school teacher. In his spare time you will probably find him in his hiking boots, setting out to discover new trails, hidden water holes, or ancient pools. Yoav believes that in our career-oriented world, we sometimes forget to enjoy the little things in life, and reminds us that experience is always more important than knowledge. He finds great pleasure in sharing his love and admiration for his homeland and wishes to tempt his travelers’ sense of exploration by exposing them to the abundance of natural beauty Israel offers.

Amit, born to a family of farmers, grew up in Kfar Warburg, a rural community in the Judean Lowlands. Amit has always loved working under the open sky – in the farm fields as well as travelling all over Israel.as a youth group leader,  After his army service he went backpacking in Australia and New Zealand and even experienced working there for while doing his great two loves – farming and touring. After his travels, Amit went on to completing his first degree in History and International Relation at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and then a second degree at Tel Aviv University.