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March 13-24, 2023  Lunch at the Grotto Or Similar at Final Billing Complete Package – Land and Air US$4099.00* per person sharing twin or double room US$895.00* per person for the single supplement Land Only Package US$3099.00* per person sharing twin or double room Included: $100.00 discount applies when all deposits and payments are made in check, cashier’s check, or money order. Discounts are applied at final billing, and Accommodations with H/B; are valid when group materializes to minimum paying breakfast and dinners daily** participants prior to the deposit due date. Airfare*** Payment due dates: Private charter bus in both countries Deposit $500.00 – March 14, 2022 Second payment, $1500.00 due – July 11, 2022 Transfer to and from TLV Ben Gurion Final balance due – November 14, 2022 Airport with group arrival and departure *Prices are based on 22 participants sharing in twin or double room. Should fewer people travel, a price Professional English speaking guides adjustment may be necessary. All Entrance fees mentioned in your **Hotels are quoted based on availability at the time of booking. itinerary ***Airfare is estimated at this time. Flights purchased after Headset in Israel the initial group flights may cost more, and will be reflected March 13-24, 2023 Lunch at the Grotto or similar at final billing. Flights are booked and purchased 4.5-5 months prior to departure. St. Peter’s Fish Lunch 4 lunches in Jordan Come walk with us in the footsteps of Jesus, Dr. Tom Barkey invites you to tour stand on the Mt. of Beatitudes, sail the Sea One Farewell dinner at local Israel and Jordan. of Galilee on a 1st century replica fishing restaurant boat, walk through the Old City of Exit and entrance fees for borders Jerusalem to the site of Jesus’ crucifixion, Contact: Angela Lotzenhiser Tour representative available 24/7 in and celebrate His resurrection at the empty [email protected] tomb. Bible sites come alive as we visit country while group is touring 714-551-5152 Mt. of Olives, Mt. Zion, and Bethlehem. We All tips to hotel staff; porters, will focus on the ministry of Jesus as we visit reception, housekeeping, dining the area of Galilee. We will also visit room, and tips to guide and driver Amman; Ancient Philadelphia, Jerash, Bethany Beyond the Jordan, Madaba, Departure packet for each tour Mt. Nebo, and Petra. This tour includes participant at departure meeting airfare, hotels with breakfast and dinners, Not Included: comfortable A/C coach, transfers, entrance fees, scholarly guides, and many extras at 3 lunches in Israel and drinks Phone: 760-985-3540 one price that individual travel does not Items of personal nature and E-mail: [email protected] match. Join us on this exciting and spiritual anything not mentioned above www.alpha2omegatravel.org pilgrimage to Israel and Jordan. Travel insurance CST 2101939-50 March 13-24, 2023 M Depart U.S. for flight to Israel. T Arrive Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Airport. Meet our guide and transfer to hotel. Overnight in Jerusalem. W Begin the day with a visit to the Garden Tomb. Continue to Mt. Zion; St. Peter’s in Galicantu which is built over the site of the house of the High Priest Caiaphas and the stone pit where Jesus was held. Three times, Peter also denied knowing Jesus near this same place. You will then have lunch in Jericho, time for shopping, and a visit Genesis Land. Overnight in Jerusalem. TH This morning you will visit the Temple Mount and Western Wall. Continue to Bethlehem to visit the Shepherd’s Field and Church of the Nativity. Enjoy lunch at the Grotto. Overnight in Jerusalem. F Check out of the hotel. Begin by visiting the Mt. of Olives; Church of the Ascension, then begin the “Palm Sunday” walk, stopping at Pater Noster Church, commemorating Jesus' teaching His disciples the Lord's Prayer and Dominus Flevit, ending in the Garden of Gethsemene, the place of Jesus' agony, betrayal and arrest, and Church of All Nations, which contains the rock where Jesus is believed to have prayed before His betrayal and arrest. After lunch, you will walk through the Old City, Way of the Cross, to the Holy Sepulchre. You will then depart Jerusalem, driving through the Jordan Valley to Galilee. Overnight in Galilee. S Sea of Galilee, including: Mount of Beatitudes; Tabgha, the place of Jesus’ miracle of the Multiplication of the Fish and Loaves, Primacy of Peter, and Capernaum: known as “Jesus’ home town.” Take a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee. You will also have a St. Peter’s Fish lunch. Overnight in Galilee. S Depart Galilee. Drive to Jordan River crossing/Sheikh Hussein to go to Jordan. Upon arrival in Jordan, you will visit Jerash, ancient Gergesa, one of the cities of the Decapolis. You will then transfer to your hotel in Amman. M Begin the day with the Amman City Tour; theatre and archaeological park with museum. After lunch, drive to Bethany Beyond the Jordan baptismal site. Overnight in Amman. T Check out of the hotel. Drive south, stopping at Madaba; St. George’s with the famous mosaic map depicting the ancient holy land. You will also visit Mt. Nebo. After lunch, continue driving south to Petra. Overnight in Petra. W Today you will visit Petra. The guide will give you a tour for half the day, and the other half of the day you are free to explore on your own. Overnight in Petra. TH Check out of hotel. Drive north, crossing into Israel via the Allenby Bridge. Continue to Tel Aviv. You will have a farewell dinner in Tel Aviv. You will either have a flight back home this evening or remain overnight and depart next morning. F Transfer to airport for flight back to U.S. .
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