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If you want to get to know Israel better, this exciting route is at your service: Bahá’í Gardens – Akko – Rosh HaNikra. By booking this excursion, you will discover many new things about Israel’s historical heritage. The tour will let you see many attractions and, of course, collect a lot of impressions.
Start in Haifa: visit the Persian Gardens and the iconic Bahá’í terraces.
19 terraces, 1,400 steps: a dramatic cascade and a meaningful pilgrimage legend.
Akko: a small, cozy seaside city with heritage from the Ottoman period and a rich past.
Rosh HaNikra: Israel’s northernmost point by Lebanon, with caves, labyrinths, and a cable car descent.
Price: 75 USD per person.
Bahá’í Gardens in Haifa: terraces, steps, and the “Persian Gardens”
The excursion begins, and the first place you will visit is the Persian Gardens in Haifa. There are 19 terraces here, and the descent consists of 1,400 steps. There is a legend that every Bahá’í should make a pilgrimage to the shrine and, naturally, walk all these steps.
The Bahá’í Gardens are arranged in cascades: first you will visit the lower part, where the main fountain is located. Then you will head to the central part of the attraction, where you will see the cactus garden. It should be said that the Bahá’í Gardens are unique because a huge variety of plants grow here, brought from different corners of the planet.
The main Bahá’í temple: the Shrine of the Báb and a panoramic viewpoint
The main Bahá’í temple is the next site you can visit as part of the tour. It is also called the Shrine of the Báb, and it is one of the main symbols of the city of Haifa. After visiting the chapel, the route leads to a viewing platform with a panoramic view of the city.
Akko: an ancient port city with layers of history and seaside charm
After Haifa comes a visit to the ancient city of Akko, where monuments from the time of Turkish rule have survived to this day. This city had many names; it is known for having been conquered by Alexander the Great, as well as by the Crusaders, but Napoleon never managed to. Today, Akko is a small and cozy city by the sea, whose lanes are always pleasant to stroll along.
Rosh HaNikra: grottos, labyrinths, and a cable car down to the sea
The final point of the excursion will be the northernmost place in the country, located on the border with Lebanon — a place called Rosh HaNikra, one of the most picturesque spots in Israel. There are many caves and labyrinths here, and you can descend to them by cable car. You will find yourself in a labyrinth that opens out to the sea. A walk through the grotto will leave unforgettable impressions!
Booking and price
You can book a tour to the Bahá’í Gardens in Haifa, the ancient port city of Akko, and Rosh HaNikra on our website, and our managers will tell you all the details.
Tour price: 75 USD per person.
What to do
Walk along the Bahá’í terraces and enjoy the cascade layout, the main fountain, and panoramic Haifa views.
Explore Akko’s seaside atmosphere and learn about its layered history and heritage.
Descend by cable car at Rosh HaNikra and stroll through the grottos and labyrinths that lead to the sea.
1-day itinerary (idea)
Morning: Haifa — Persian Gardens and Bahá’í terraces (lower section, fountain, cactus garden).
Midday: Shrine of the Báb and the viewing platform with a panoramic city view.
Afternoon: Akko — a relaxed walk through the old port city by the sea.
Evening: Rosh HaNikra — cable car descent, grottos, and an unforgettable seaside walk.
2-day itinerary (idea)
Day 1: Haifa — Persian Gardens, terraces, fountain, cactus garden, Shrine of the Báb, and panoramas.
Day 2: Akko — a calm walk by the sea, then Rosh HaNikra — grottos and labyrinths opening out to the water.
How to get there
You can book the tour on our website, and our managers will share all the details.
FAQ: Bahá’í Gardens — Akko — Rosh HaNikra
What’s included in the route?
The route includes the Bahá’í (Persian) Gardens in Haifa, then the ancient city of Akko, and Rosh HaNikra in the far north.
How many terraces are there?
There are 19 terraces, and the descent consists of 1,400 steps.
What will you see in the lower section?
You start in the lower part of the gardens, where the main fountain is located.
Where is the cactus garden?
The cactus garden is in the central part of the Bahá’í Gardens.
What makes the gardens unique?
A huge variety of plants grows here, brought from different corners of the world.
What is the Shrine of the Báb?
It’s the main Bahá’í temple and one of Haifa’s symbols, visited during the tour.
What’s special about Akko?
Akko preserves monuments from the period of Turkish rule and offers a cozy seaside atmosphere for walks.
Where is Rosh HaNikra located?
It’s Israel’s northernmost point, right on the border with Lebanon.
What can you do at Rosh HaNikra?
You can descend by cable car and walk through caves and labyrinths that open out to the sea.
How much does the tour cost?
The tour costs 75 USD per person.
How can I book it?
You can book on the website, and managers will provide all details.
What’s the viewpoint in Haifa like?
After visiting the chapel, the route goes to a viewing platform with a panoramic view of the city.
Are the grottos memorable?
Yes — the walk through the grotto and the sea views are often described as truly unforgettable.
Why is this route great for first-time visitors?
Because it combines nature, architecture, history, and seaside landscapes in one excursion.
Is it suitable for people who love walking?
Yes — there are plenty of walks: on terraces and viewpoints, through Akko’s lanes, and in the grottos by the sea.
