Evangelical Israel Tours

Day 1

Tel Aviv–Jaffa–Caesarea–Megiddo–Muhraqa–Sea Of Galilee

Your tour of the Holy Land begins in Jaffa with a walk through the beautifully restored ancient port, where medieval pilgrims started their strenuous 2-day trek to Jerusalem. Next is Caesarea, the perfect place to learn about the Roman and Crusader presence in the country. Visit the archaeological site with the ROMAN AMPHITHEATER and the impressive medieval CRUSADER FORTRESS, and admire Herod’s Stadium and harbor.

Continue north, to Mount Carmel, considered the most holy of all mountains in ancient times. At Muhraqa, site of Elijah’s contest of faith with the priests of Baal, enjoy a sweeping panoramic view of the fertile Jezreel Valley, where Gideon led the Israelites to victory against the Midianites. Arrive at your hotel in Tiberias on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee.

From here we'll continue to

Megiddo—one of the world’s most important biblical sites. According to the New Testament, the Battle of Armageddon (another name for Megiddo) will be the final struggle between good and evil,

Accomodations Tibirias

Day2

We'll start our day Visiting the MOUNT OF BEATITUDES, where Jesus delivered his Sermon on the Mount. Next, visit the CHURCH OF THE MULTIPLICATION OF LOAVES AND FISHES at Tabgha, as well as the CHURCH OF ST. PETER’S PRIMACY, where Jesus instructed Peter “to feed my lambs and tend my sheep.” Warm springs once flowed into the sea here, attracting fish, which is why Peter came here to earn a living. On to CAPERNAUM, where Jesus recruited his first followers among the fishermen. Continue to Magdala, a city dating back to the first century and where Jesus taught in the synagogue.

Our last stop in the Galilee will be the Yardenit BAPTISMAL SITE.

Driving to Jerusalem

Accomodations Jerusalem

Day 3

After a stunning view of the city from the revered MOUNT OF OLIVES, start your guided walking tour. Via the Chapel of Dominus Flevit, designed in the shape of a teardrop to symbolize the tears of Christ, arrive at the GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE, where Jesus prayed the night before his arrest.

We'll drive to the old city Follow On to the WESTERN WALL, the only remnant of the Second Temple, then stroll through the restored Jewish Quarter to MOUNT ZION and visit the UPPER ROOM, where Jesus and his disciples had the Last Supper; the TOMB OF KING DAVID.

Day 4

Our day will start with Bethlehem and see Shepherd’s Field, where the angels announced the birth of Jesus. Next, visit the CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY on the site where Jesus was born.

On the way back to Jerusalem, visit the GARDEN TOMB where Jesus was ascended to heaven.

srael museum-Foz museum an outstanding museum

A ful one of excursion that includes a visit to the Israel Museum to see the Shrine of the Book and the Dead Sea Scrolls;

Foz museum will no leave you breathless

Day 5

The dead see scrolls are religious manuscripts discovered in caves near Qumran, on the northwestern shore of the Dead Sea.

They date from the 3rd century BCE to the 1st century CE and are written mainly in Hebrew, with some in Aramaic and Greek. They provide valuable insights into the history of Judaism, the development of the Hebrew Bible, and the origins of Christianity.!

The scrolls contain the oldest versions of biblical texts, including complete or partial copies of almost every book in the Hebrew Bible (except Esther).