Northern Negev Wine Experience by Rail
Private Tour, Rail | Guided Private | Kiriat Gat, Lehavim, Negev
PRICE
מְחִיר
PREIS
From $550 p. p.
מ- ₪550 לאדם
ab €550 p. p.
Tel Aviv → Lehavim Station → Northern Negev
Travel by train from Tel Aviv to Lehavim in just 75 minutes and discover the Negev wine region with your private guide.
Highlights
- Travel from Tel Aviv to the Negev by train
- Discover the biblical Negev at ancient Hurvat Rimon
- Visit Galai Winery and meet the winemaker
- Enjoy lunch and wine tasting at Livne Winery
- Explore the landscapes of the northern Negev
- Private guided experience throughout the day
Train Journey from Tel Aviv
Board the train in Tel Aviv and travel comfortably to Lehavim station, the gateway to the northern Negev.
Discover the Biblical Negev
Visit Hurvat Rimon, an ancient biblical settlement hidden in the Lahav Forest, offering a first glimpse into the landscapes and history of the Negev Desert.
Galai Winery Experience
Visit Galai Winery, a boutique winery in the northern Negev, and enjoy a personal wine tasting experience with the winemaker.
Livne Winery Lunch & Tasting
Continue to Livne Winery in Sde Moshe for lunch followed by a wine tasting and introduction to the wines of the region.
Return Journey
Drive to Kiryat Gat train station and enjoy a comfortable train ride back to Tel Aviv.
Itinerary
Short tour and first acquaintance with the Biblical Negev Desert
An excellent Boutique winery in the northern part of the Negev - Wine experience with Asaf Galai, the Winemaker.
What's Included
Not Included
Cancellation Policy
Travel Assistant
Good to Know
Tour type: Private one-day tour
Starting point: Tel Aviv Train Station
Region: Northern Negev Desert
Languages: English • German • French
Includes: Private guide, train travel, winery visits, wine tasting and lunch
Suitable for: Wine lovers, culture travelers, couples, and small private groups
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TRAIN STATION SECURITY CHECKS
Entry to all train stations in Israel requires a brief security check. Please allow extra time before departure, especially during peak hours (6:00–9:00 and 15:00–19:00).