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The Holy Land Tours are on hold at the moment due to the current military conflict going on in the region. However we do intend to resume as soon as it is safe to do so. Stay tuned.

Join us on an unforgettable journey to the Holy Land! This is the opportunity you have been waiting for, a chance of a lifetime to experience the land of the Bible up-close and personal. Walk where Jesus walked, set sail on the Sea of Galilee, get baptized in the Jordan River, pray in the Garden of Gethsemane and so much more. This experience will change your life forever.

11 Days – 9 touring days

Departing - TBD

Return - TBD

$3995

PACK YOUR BAGS!

LET’S GO!!!

Sea of Galilee

Imagine yourself sailing across the sea in the place where Jesus calmed the storm and walked on the water.
*Matthew 8:23-27*
*Matthew 14:22-23*

Jordan River

Get baptized in the same river Jesus was baptized!
*Matthew 3:13-17*

Garden Tomb

Go inside and see the tomb where Jesus’ body lay for 3 days. He is not there, He is risen!
*John 19:38-42*

Garden of Gethsemane

Walk through the garden and see the 2000+ year old olive trees that might have been there when Jesus prayed.
*Mark 14:32-42*

Dead Sea

Have some fun taking a mineral-filled mud bath and floating effortlessly in the salt waters of the Dead Sea, the lowest place on earth. The Dead Sea is mentioned in the Bible 16 times.

Old City of Jerusalem

Do some shopping in the Old City of Jerusalem. Explore the sights and sounds of a culture very similar to the way it was in the days of Jesus.

Western Wall

Pray at the infamous Western Wall. We will also take a tour in the Rabbi’s Tunnel underneath the Western Wall to see the original bedrock stones laid by King Solomon during the 1st temple period.

Masada

Explore the ancient fortress in the Judean Desert, built by King Herod on a massive plateau overlooking the Dead Sea. Take a cable car up to the fortifications and see Herod’s private palace, a Roman-style bathhouse with mosaic floors and much more.

Nazareth

Visit the home town of Jesus and enjoy Nazareth Village, an open-air museum that reconstructs and reenacts village life in the Galilee in the time of Jesus.

You will see so many amazing places, it’s hard to list them all. Here’s a few more:

Caesarea - Visit the Crusader Fortress built upon the ancient city of Caesarea, named after Augustus Caesar, who imposed the tax that brought Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem. Here we will visit a beautiful example of the Roman Amphitheatre, where the group can experience the acoustics of a structure built in the days of Christ.
Mt. Carmel - Stand at the place where Elijah issued his challenge to the False Prophets.
Megiddo - Visit the actual site of what the Book of Revelation calls Armageddon.
Caesarea Phillipi - Take the road through the Golan Heights to visit Caesarea Phillipi at Banias, which is the Site of the great confession where Peter acknowledged that Jesus is the Christ.
Tel Dan Nature Reserve - enjoy the beautiful roaring springs, the source of the Dan River leading into the Jordan and containing the remains of an ancient city from the period of the First Temple thought to be the center of the Dan tribe
Mt of Beatitudes - visit the place where Jesus gave the famous Sermon on the Mount.
Tabgha - stand in the place where the 5,000 were miraculously fed with the fish and loaves.
Capernaum - See the home of Peter, near the shores of the Sea of Galilee, where Jesus frequented.
Beit Shien - explore one of the earliest and most important cities in Israel from the time of the Canaanites. It was here the Philistines impaled King Saul's body to the city wall.
Mt of Olives - Stand at the place overlooking the Temple Mount in Jerusalem where Jesus ascended into Heaven and where he will one day return.
City of David - Explore King David’s palace, one of the most intriguing archeological sites in all of Israel.
House of Caiaphas - See the dungeon at the home of the high priest where Jesus was kept as a prisoner on the night of His arrest.
Temple Mount - Walk along the place considered to be the holiest site in the world. See the place where both temples stood and see the famous Dome of The Rock up close.
Dead Sea Scroll Caves - Explore one of the most significant places in the world in biblical history, the caves where the ancient torah scrolls (our Old Testament Bible) were found after being hidden for two thousand years.
Ein Gedi - Take a stroll through paradise. A beautiful oasis in the middle of the Judean desert where David hid to escape King Saul.