What’s a ScaVenture?
On an offline ScaVenture, you will navigate your way through streets, alleys and markets, engaging with sites and stories. On an online ScaVenture (sometimes known as Quarantine Quests) you will play a themed group game, engaging with friends, families and groups from wherever you are in the world! Let’s escape the ordinary, enjoy this awesome world and stay safe together! We like to think of our games as a cross between a scavenger hunt and adventure of discovery – that’s why we call them ScaVentures!
Tour Games
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Participants

Tali Tarlow
Founder and Director

Lisa Revivi
Tour Operator Liaison
A vibrant and passionate individual, Lisa is in charge of managing and growing relationships with our tour operator partners. Lisa has a diverse number of interests and hobbies which she effectively balances and enjoys. Lisa’s dynamic personality and creative problem-solving abilities make her an invaluable asset to the Israel ScaVenture team!
E-mail: lisa@israelscaventures.com

Yom Tov Frumin
Project Manager
Having served as a commander in an elite IDF unit, Yom Tov has the experience to manage teams, devise strategies and see projects through to successful completion. Completing a degree in psychology and economics, Yom Tov brings his diverse interests and knowledge to the ScaVentures team. Yom Tov love working at Israel ScaVentures because he considers life to be an awesome scavenger hunt! E-mail: yomtov@israelscaventures.com
Meet Some of Our Staff!

In the Media

Did you hear this about the ScaVentures Jerusalem book?
The book is amazing!!! I’m not exaggerating in the least when I tell you that I was reading the missions for Har Herzl yesterday and literally started crying!!!! (Like, full on tears-down-my-face-crying!!!)! The “last of their kin memorial” was what started the crying and then it just progressed from there 🙂 I don’t know how many times I’ve been there myself but still missed out on so much!!! And the shuk mission… holy cow!!!! So so so much fun!!! Just picturing doing this made me giggle! As an educator and a former AVID NCSYer I absolutely LOVE the interactive/social element of these activities! Encouraging people (not just children) to interact with other people that they might otherwise not ever have any meaningful conversation with is absolutely incredible. I truly believe that these interactions are what will ultimately help to bring Moshiach… learning to understand and love others, even if they are so different from ourselves… what an invaluable lesson… and in the shuk no less!!!
BETH
When you are planning a trip to Jerusalem, searching for a unique bnei mitzvah activity, or seeking a family bonding adventure for the fraction of the cost of a tour guide or adventure park, ScaVentures Jerusalem: The Experiential Guidebook is for you. Click here to order one now!
ScaVentures Jerusalem makes Jewish Festival gifts roundup!
We’re delighted to have made this fantastic roundup of Rosh Hashana and other festival gifts! See more here!
ScaVentures, Israel’s Latest Touring Trend
ScaVentures is Israel’s latest touring trend!!! Thanks to Maxwell Milstein of Jewish Link of New Jersey for covering it here!
A new way to explore Jerusalem
London’s JC has put this on the best of the world’s travel news. Read here.
Fred Reiss’s ScaVentures Jerusalem book review.
Jerusalem is surely a must-see by anyone visiting Israel, and author Tali K. Tarlow gives us an unusual twist to an epic visit – a scavenger hunt to find holy places, common places, and places out of the way; all within the City of Jerusalem. Read here.
Off you go: sending girls to Seminary with their ScaVenture Jerusalem Book!
Sandy Eller has a great idea for what to pack for your daughter’s year off in Israel. Read here!
Nothing ScaVentured Nothing Gamed – radio interview with Eve Harow
Tali and Eve speak about Tali’s personal journey to Jerusalem from her native South Africa and their general thoughts on education and the challenges we face as parents and educators in making it engaging and exciting, meaningful and relevant. Hear here!
The ultimate way to see Jerusalem with your kids – ScaVentures Jerusalem book review
Coming to Jerusalem with your family? Instead of finding yourself reminding them to listen, nudging them to look and feeling more frustrated by the minute, use this experiential guide book and enjoy the trip. See here.