Reut Einy - Tour Guide

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Reut Einy - Tour Guide

Hey there! I'm Reut and I'm a licensed tour guide of a spectacular, colorful, interesting piece of land that nowadays is called Israel.
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I love nature, people, art, vegan food and little moments of witnessing love in the world.

24/03/2023

Although every time I visit Mitzpe Ramon I see them, meet those wild animals face to face makes me so happy and remind me over and over again that if we allow it - nature can exist side by side with modern life.

The ibexes of this area are used to people and like to hang out near "Beresheet", the hotel on top of the Ramon crater cliff. Beresheet in Hebrew means "the book of Genesis", but also a premodial-untouched place since most of the crater is well preserved.

The Ibexes usually eat things from the trash, but sometimes they enjoy luxury meals - I heard that one visitor left the window open for the night and found an ibex snacking fruits in his room! 🤭

May the wilderness always have a room 😜

14/03/2023

Today I was assigned for a daily trip to Masada, but life had different plans.

After a warm week it got colder and today there was rain 🌧️. In the Judean desert, were Messada is located - when there is rain there is floods because there is not much vegetation and all the water arrive at once.

So the people who got all the way to Israel and planned a trip to the unique site couldn't reach there, but we got an adventure!

Instead of Masada we visited Mamsh*t, a wonderful Nabatian site from the first century BCE till the 7th century AD. I haven't got to be there for a few years now because it's not that touristic, when people come to Israel for a week or two they see the highlights and unfortunately (or lucky for us) it's not considered one of the highlights.

We were the only people there besides the employees, there were healthy dessert vegetation on the main paths and we explored all the beautiful building together🤩

Right before we drove back we saw a caravans 🐪🐪🐪

When the plan is out of order it opens the door for the best adventures❤️

15/02/2023

As a tour guide I try to stay updated in the new things and innovations that the country and the people in it has to offer.

I went to check out the IMTM - International Mediterranean Tourism Market conversation that took place in TLV Expo center.

It's funny to see how it works, everybody has their stuff on display and try to get emails and phone numbers to send more information about more things to do, quite overwhelming.

What I like the most about touring is that people come up with an open mind and an open heart to meet other people, in a heart to heart kind of way. And that hardly happens in this kind of places, that are more about the -show-off-selling-attitude.

Right before I left the expo my colleagues stopped at the stand of Ghajar Municipality, a village halved by the border between Lebanon to Israel that only the town's citizens were allowed to enter, and that has recently opend it's doors for outside visitors.

This encounter was short but meaningful, I will definitely travel there!

11/02/2023

Some hints:

500 meters from the Mediterranean sea
Surrounded by towers,
A relic of the Sharon swamps.

Do you know it?

05/01/2023

The way to work today, sunrise over Jerusalem.

What do you think- Is that why it's called Jerusalem of gold?

17/08/2022

For a while now I haven't wrote on that page, for a while I wasn't really a tour guide. I felt like I'm starting to put my foundations in that field and than Covid just made it all go away.

So I did other things and for a bit I didn't know if I will ever go back to do that amazing thing that I'm so passionate about. I became a manager in a restaurant and that was my life, when the sky opened I didn't believe it and in a way wanted to stay in my comfort zone, I was rusty and didn't know I'm willing to start over again.

And than the right conditions sprouted, I had agents that asked me to work with them and someone that worked with me in the restaurant that allowed me to move on.

My schedule filled up for the summer, when I worked I was stressed about making everything perfect and when I didn't work I had lots of obligations so I didn't really had the time to appriciate nothing.

Today, right now, I got to Satori hotel Haifa with an amazing group. From the outside it didn't looked so nice but the inside is beautiful and well designed. While check in the receptionist told us about the balcony on the 6th floor, I was tired and politely said thank you. Than he added that he made it himself and my heart opened up.

When I walked out a giant smile appeared on my face, stunning view on this sweet moment of last sun light starting to disappear behind the trees and buildings of Haifa.

It's been a while to get back to that point, and I am so thankful for that🙏🏽

I wish that I could share this peace, joy and thankfulness from that moment with everyone. So for now- here is a video of lights on clouds and the port of Haifa☺️

29/06/2020

As a tour guide I get to pursue some of my biggest hobbies- I get to meet new people, be around people and I get to travel. It seems like every day is an adventure!
Since there are no tourists nowadays with the COVID-19 situation, I searched for another job that will make me feel fulfilled and started to work in a "last chance hostel" for young people with autism. I get to work with incredible people, to learn from them and to develop myself. For instance this one tenant, let's call him E, has this typical sentence that he says very often "I'm not the first person". He sees the first person (Adam), as someone who was handsome and inventive . When he says it so simply, he reminds me that so many things happened on earth, I'm not the first and not the last, just a little piece from the his(hers)story. That might be scary but also soothing. Other examples of things I've learned are that I might be over caring, and that my skin has the same color as clay (a remark from tenant T).
I know the coronavirus makes life challenging for so many people around the globe, and I wish that message of E will help others as well.
Last week I got in to isolation with some of the tenants, it was challenging, but I also felt so lucky to have such an interesting life. After two days the results arrived- we were all negative for the virus. In the picture- a loved tanen and I, playing with star wars light swords(light sabers), where else would I get to do that?!
I miss guiding but I'm also grateful for all the new opportunities and the things that I have in my life.
May the force with you!❤

27/01/2020

14.9.2019- The first tour I ever guided- Nazareth and Sea of Galilee. But like everything in life- it's not about where you are, it's who you are with, and I was lucky to have such lovely people 😊

23/01/2020

So, it took some time to open a business page. sometimes I want things to be so perfect and then I avoid them. But luckily Hernandez asked for my professional media account, and that was the cue- it's about time! ⏰
I looked for some nice photos of me while I'm guiding, cause I'm talking a lot, and almost in every photo I'm talking, making funny faces. Maybe it's a good sign, maybe it's because I'm passionate, and when I'm passionate and speak from my heart it might not be as photogenic as I would like it for my "perfect" busuness page.

Even though it was pouring rain🌧, and by the first hour of the tour in Caesarea everyone's shoes were already soaked, it was a great day!
If we want to see the rainbow🌈, we have to go outside even when it's a stormy day⛈ (and if I want to have a business page, I have to start)

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View of Haifa from Satori hotel balcony 😍

For a while now I haven't wrote on that page, for a while I wasn't really a tour guide. I felt like I'm starting to put my foundations in that field and than Covid just made it all go away. So I did other things and for a bit I didn't know if I will ever go back to do that amazing thing that I'm so passionate about. I became a manager in a restaurant and that was my life, when the sky opened I didn't believe it and in a way wanted to stay in my comfort zone, I was rusty and didn't know I'm willing to start over again. And than the right conditions sprouted, I had agents that asked me to work with them and someone that worked with me in the restaurant that allowed me to move on. My schedule filled up for the summer, when I worked I was stressed about making everything perfect and when I didn't work I had lots of obligations so I didn't really had the time to appriciate nothing. Today, right now, I got to Satori hotel Haifa with an amazing group. From the outside it didn't looked so nice but the inside is beautiful and well designed. While check in the receptionist told us about the balcony on the 6th floor, I was tired and politely said thank you. Than he added that he made it himself and my heart opened up. When I walked out a giant smile appeared on my face, stunning view on this sweet moment of last sun light starting to disappear behind the trees and buildings of Haifa. It's been a while to get back to that point, and I am so thankful for that🙏🏽 I wish that I could share this peace, joy and thankfulness from that moment with everyone. So for now- here is a video of lights on clouds and the port of Haifa☺️

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About myself..

When I was in high school I liked to talk to strangers. It's a good thing that my parents didn’t know about it, otherwise they might have been very stressed. Maybe this affection was powered by the understanding that any human being is a whole world, and because I love people and stories. At the yearly hiking tour of the 11th grade I spoke with Nati, the guide, and realized that some people love their job. At that moment a seed was planted in my mind, a seed which now became a dream come true- to be a tour guide. The knowledge from the tour guide course brought joy to my life. Stones, antiques, religions, cultures and legends thrilled me even beforehand, but suddenly it became an insights, little rays of light that became a sky full of stars. I love it and I would be thankful to try and pass that feeling on.