After you satiate your appetite with Humus from Abu Said, make your way north to Rosh Hanikra, a scenic grotto and also the northernmost point on the Israeli coast.
Pictures from Urban Legend
Now onto Sfat, one of the 4 holy cities for Jews. It is also the birthplace of Kabbalah. You take in the fresh mountain air; the feeling of holiness/sacredness that permeates the town; and some of the beautiful artists' galleries in this holy city-cum-artists colony.
Tomorrow, we wake up bright and early for a trip to the Sea of Galilee and to the Golan Heights.
I mentioned Rosh Pina last night. This is the nice town near Sfat where you spent the night. It is an artists colony with lots of nice galleries and cafes.
Pictures from Herzeleid
Now onto the Sea of Galilee (which, for the sake of time, will include, among other places, Nazareth--- which isn't directly on the lake; but is nearby; I personally don't recommend visiting unless you are a very observant Christian as the Church of the Annunciation was only built about 40 yrs ago and architecturally, is not impressive; Capernaum, Tiberias, the Jordan River) and also to the Golan Heights, the Banias, and Tel Dan.