“ T is was such a wonderful experience. Israel makes you feel like a blip on the screen of history … yet part of something huge and important at the same time. We highly recommend this trip!”
— Stuart & Linder Geller, East Bridgewater, NJ
Prepare to be enlightened by the many facets of a land from which the Bible’s ancient stories originated. Israel is a destination fi lled with wonder and mystery, yet familiar to anyone who has even a passing interest in the history of religion. Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are all present in the fabric of daily life here, and you’ll experience their mix of spiritual energy fi rsthand with a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee from Capernaum; a visit to the unsinkable waters of the Dead Sea, known for its curative powers since the days of Herod the Great; and a tour of Jerusalem, the holiest city in the world. T ere’s so much here that honors tradition, yet renews hopes for the future — from Tel Aviv’s emergence as a unique modern metropolis known as “the Bubble,” to must-see sites along Israel’s evolutionary road, where kings, emperors, traders, and prophets all helped shape its destiny.
Your Small Group Itinerary includes
DAY LOCATION / ACCOMMODATION HIGHLIGHTS 1
Depart Home / Overnight Flight 2 -4
Tel Aviv, Israel Carlton Tel Aviv +
5 -7
Tiberias / Sea of Galilee Rimonim Galei Kinneret Hotel  
+
Tour of Jaff a, Walking tour of Tel Aviv, Stroll through Carmel Market, See the ruins of Caesarea, Visit Muhraka on Mt. Carmel, Visit a Druze village with lunch, Panoramic tour of Haifa
Visit to the walled city of Acre; Hebrew language lesson, Visits to Nazareth, Cana of Galilee, Mount of Beatitudes, Tabgha, Banias; "loaves & fi shes" miracle site & Capernaum, Boat ride on the Sea of Galilee, Plant a tree in the forest of the Jewish National Fund, Stop in Safed, birthplace of Kabala, Kibbutz tour, Scenic drive to Golan Heights, Meet a former Colonel of the Israel Defense Forces, Oil and wine press presentation
8 -9 10 -14
Dead Sea Isrotel Dead Sea +
Jerusalem The David Citadel Hotel 
Visit Yardenit baptismal site, Tour of Qumran Caves, Visit to En Gedi Nature Reserve and Masada National Park
Drive to Ramon Crater, Visit to Na'ot Farm, Wine and bread welcome to Jerusalem at Mt. Scopus, Visits the Mt. of Olives, the Garden of Gethsemane, the Stations of the Cross, and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, Visit Bethlehem, Jesus's birthplace, Panoramic tour of Jerusalem, Visit to Mt. Zion and the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum, Tour the Israeli Parliament, Visit the Israel Museum, Stroll the Machane Yehuda souk, Visit City of David with Jewish quarter and ancient Roman marketplace
15 Jerusalem / Tel Aviv / Return Home (or begin optional 6-day Jordan post-extension) cultural connections
Visit a Druze Village on top of Mt. Carmel A highlight of your journey will be a visit to a village of the Druze people. While here, you’ll enjoy lunch with the locals, and learn about this ancient religious sect and its connection with the State of Israel.
Kibbutz tour & tree planting You’ll have the opportunity to plant a tree in the forest of the Jewish National Fund, and learn about modern kibbutz life during a visit to the Kibbutz Ein Gev, which provides insight to the founding days of the young state of Israel.
Visit Na’ot Farm Experience life in the Nagev Desert on a visit to the Na’ot Farm. This active farm produces a variety of dairy products — and you’ll get to taste some of their delicious homemade cheese for yourself!
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Mediterranean Sea
Haifa Nazareth
ISRAEL
Caesarea Tel Aviv
Jaff a
Jerusalem Masada
(Ein Boken) Dead Sea Petra
Destination Flight
Excursion Motorcoach
Optional Extension
42 sightseeing tours & cultural connections — a value of $3650 per couple!
Tiberias Tabgha
Banias Sea of Galilee
Mt. Scopus Amman
Dead Sea
JORDAN
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