General information about a Protestant Christian tour

Get the most out of your time in the Holy Land with this Christian tour that includes visiting the most beautiful and beautiful tourist sites

Day 01

Arrive

A representative of King Solomon Tourism Company meets at Ben Gurion Airport or at the border and heads to the hotel

Day 02

Nazareth and Kafr Kana and Qana

We have breakfast at the hotel and head to Shi’an house. This ancient Roman city has been wonderfully preserved. We visit the remains of the city and learn about the dramatic end to the recent war between King Saul and the Palestinians. We learn about the courage of the people of Jabesh by removing the bodies of the king and his children from the city wall and burying them. Then we visit Qana, where the Lord has formed the wedding miracle. We will continue in the Bible Village in Nazareth, the city where Jesus spent his childhood, today the largest Arab city in Israel. We take a tour of the Church of the Annunciation and the Church of the Synagogue, hidden in the alley of the old town. Drive to the top of Mount Presbyes to obtain unparalleled views of the valley of Jezreel at the site, where there is an angry legend threatening to throw Jesus out of the abyss. Managed by Franciscan monks and returning to the hotel

Day 03

Nazareth, Capernaum and the Sea of ​​Galilee

we have Breakfast at the hotel, after which this tour begins with a campaign on the coastal road, then we head towards the Armageddon Valley. From here we can see Megiddo. We visit the Holocaust Mountain and reach Nazareth. We are here on a tour of the beautiful Annunciation Church and St. Joseph’s Church. On our way to the Sea of ​​Galilee, we cross Qana, where Christ turned water into wine. From a distance, we see a mountain. Of the Beatitudes, when Jesus gave a sermon on the mountain, He stopped at Capernaum on the shore of the Sea of ​​Galilee. In Tabgha, we tour the Roman Catholic Church for the multiplication of loaves and fish. We cross Tiberias at the edge of the Sea of ​​Galilee and stop at Yardenit. This location of the Jordan Baptist River can be where John baptized Jesus. On our return trip, we pass a mountain. Tabor where the manifestation occurred. And return to the hotel

Day 04

 Tel Megiddo, Mt. Carmel, Caesarea, Jaffa

we have breakfast at the hotel and then we will go to Caesarea. On this tour, we explore a wonderful mosaic of historical sites and a strategic port of the Roman Empire that King Herod built in this place. A wonderful and beautiful collection of archaeological sites such as the theater, public bath, horse racing track and city gate. We visit Mount Carmel where the book’s story took place Holy about the confrontation between the Prophet Elijah and the prophets of Baal, overlooking the Jezrefield Valley, we will tour the charming alleys of the ancient city of Jaffa and visit Simon Tanner’s house, in Peter’s footsteps. We will enjoy watching the sunset over the old city of Jaffa and returning to the hotel

Day 05

Jerusalem

we have  breakfast at the hotel. We will start our tour to King David City. Archaeologists have found at this place the King’s water tunnel which is one of the early wonders of engineering and the impression of Jamariah, Ibn Shafan, the writer of the king may be Zedekiah. He continued in the blessing of Siloam, where he healed the blind Christ by sending him to wash his eyes, and in the ghetto, we see Cardo. The main street of the Byzantine period in Jerusalem follows the tour as part of Via Dolorosa to the stunning Church of the Holy Sepulcher. Here we see the location of the crucifixion and burial of Christ. After the lunch break, we will walk through the markets of the old city to the Damascus Gate and the Garden Shrine, and go to see the Al-Aqsa Mosque, the Western Wall and Mount Zion, the last dinner and return to the hotel.

Day 06

Jerusalem Visiting holy places, churches, Bethlehem, the Milk Grotto, and the Shepherds’ Field

Have breakfast at the hotel and start the day with a breathtaking view of the old city from the top of a mountain. From the olives, watch the old town from the top of the mountain and walk to Gethsemane Park, with old olive trees. Near the Church of All Nations, believed to be built on the rock where Jesus prayed on the eve of his arrest. Cross the Kidron Valley and enter the ancient city through the Lions Gate to the Muslim quarter, visit the beautiful St. Anne’s Church and Bethesda Pool, the Pilate Hall of Government, and the Ace Homo Arch. Walk along Dolorosa Road, in the Christian Quarter, and see the cross stations. Drive to a mountain. Zion to see Kayapas house and upper room for last dinner. Then we move to Bethlehem in the Manger Square and enter the Church of the Nativity, which embraces the holy cave where the cradle occurred. The tour visits the neighboring St. Catherine Church and its underground caves bearing tombs and an ancient shrine. And we continue the tour to (The Cave of Milk) The cave acquired this name from the fact that a drop of the milk of the Virgin Mary fell on the ground and the color of the cave changed to white and over the generations, many women who do not have children from different religions visited the Cave of Milk in order to pray to obtain the gift of offspring Then we head to a field from here. The tour passes through the Shepherds Field, which is the Shepherds Square, a chapel, and a Roman Catholic religious building in the Beit  Sahour area of the West Bank. Return to the hotel

Day 07

Masada and the Dead Sea

Have breakfast at the hotel, and then take this tour of southern Israel across the Judea Hills and skip the Good Samaritan Inn. We stop at sea level to take unforgettable photos, then continue our descent more and more below sea level toward the famous Dead Sea. Our first stop is in Masada, where we take the cable car to the top of the plateau and tour the remains of the 2055-year-old Herod’s Palace. We see wonderful structures including mansions and a bathroom. The tour takes you from Masada to the Ain Gedi oasis and the desert moon, where the Dead Sea Scrolls are found. We spend the rest of the day relaxing on one of the shores of the Dead Sea. You can float in salt water that is 8.6 times more salty than the ocean creating a natural buoyancy. Use the Dead Sea mud as a natural skin mask, enjoy the Dead Sea sun and return to the hotel

Day 08

Back

The company representative will transfer you to Ben Gurion Airport or to the border crossing point

Additional information:

The tour includes:

• * Pick-up and drop-off service from the hotel
• * Full guided tour with qualified and licensed local tour guide
• * Nights’ accommodation on a bed & breakfast and dinner basis
• * Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle

The tour does not include:

• * Lunch and drinks
• * Entrance fees

Notes:

• * Comfortable walking shoes, a cap and water shoes are recommended
• * To visit on the Dead Sea, we recommend that you bring hats, swimwear and towels and sun protection
• * Children under 10 years old are not allowed to visit Yad Vashem due to sensitive content
• * Modest dress is obligatory to visit holy places; covered knees and shoulders
• * The passport is mandatory for visiting Bethlehem and Jericho
  Visiting Bethlehem: Due to the large number of visitors, entry to the Nativity Cave may be limited
  * Flight arrangement may change depending on the day of departure
  * The final sequence of the tour days will appear on the booking confirmation
  * Individual traveler supplement required
  * Peak season supplement required

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