A Unique Glassblowing Experience

One station includes one furnace, one glassblowing bench and one instructor. In one hour at one station, you'll make one glass piece together as a team. The minimum number of people for one station is two and the maximum is thirty. Usually up to eight people will work together in one station. If you'd like to create more pieces, you'll need more stations. From our experience even thirty participants at one station is a lot of fun, but take into consideration that with a larger group, the dynamic of the workshop will be of an interactive demonstration with 2-3 people participating at any given time. Above twenty participants we limit the number to one station for safety reasons.
You can view all of the options in the online booking system.

At one station in one hour, you work as a team to create one glass piece. For example, if you use two stations for one hour, you'll create together two pieces. If you use two stations for two hours, you'll create four pieces.

You can select from a drinking glass, a bowl, a vase, a plant pot, a lighting fixture, a sculpture and more.
At the start of the workshop you'll choose what piece to create and which coloring technique you'd like to use.

The minimum is two people and up to thirty participants. It's always private – you make your own glass without others involved – and have your private instructor/s.

Yes. When you book a workshop, you'll have a private station where you'll create your pieces with a private instructor. If you're a couple or a small group there may be other workshops with other instructors happening at the same time in the studio.

Our workshops takes place at Speculo, our studio, at the top of the crusader fortress at Caesarea port. We're located at the edge of the port with a panoramic view of the sea. The port is part of the national park. There's a 14 NIS per person entrance fee to the port. If you have a Matmon card – entrance is free.

Yes, there's a 14 NIS entrance fee to the port. If you have a Matmon card – entrance is free.

Yes. There is a free parking lot near the entrance to the national park. Put in the GPS, "Caesarea Winery." Park there and continue on foot into the port through the national park's entrance gate.

We are located at the head of the crusader fortress with 35 steps leading to us. We are happy to assist you if you are arriving with a wheelchair.
The studio itself is entirely accessible and we are happy to enable as many people as possible to experience glassblowing. We will make every effort to accommodate any other accessibility limitations or otherwise to ensure you have a memorable and enjoyable experience.

The parking is adjacent to Caesarea Winery. Those with a handicapped parking ticket can park in the internal parking lot adjacent to Beach Bar. Note you will still need to pay the entry fee at the national park entrance.