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Through Israel An 11 day Bible journey THROUGH ISRAEL Sunday 7th - Wednesday 17th September 2014 Led by Chris & Lindy Hill with a 4 day optional extension in Galilee Wednesday 17th - Sunday 21st September Scan with your QR scanner for online booking! Day 1 Sunday Journey to Israel Flight to Tel Aviv. Transfer to The Olive Tree Hotel, Jerusalem Day 2 Monday Jerusalem Mount of Olives Garden of Gethsemane St Peter in Gallicantu Cardo Herodian Quarter Western Wall Day 3 Tuesday Jerusalem Ophel Archaeological Garden Day 8 Sunday Visit to Knesset Parliament building Around the Sea of Galilee Yad Vashem Mount of Bethsaida Beatitudes Day 4 Wednesday St Peter Primacy Jerusalem Capernaum Western Wall Tunnel Tanurim Restaurant, Migdal for lunch Holy Sepulchre Boat ride to Ginosar View Bethlehem from Mar Elias Kibbutz Ginosar 1st Century Fishing boat Shepherd Fields View Jerusalem from Haas Promenade Day 9 Monday The Golan Heights Day 5 Thursday Caesarea Philippi Jerusalem Gamla Israel Museum for Shrine of the Book and Kfar Haruv viewpoint Model city Pool of Bethesda Day 10 Tuesday Antonia Fortress - Gabbatha Upper Galilee Garden Tomb Megiddo Carmel Day 6 Friday Nazareth synagogue The Dead Sea Nazareth YMCA biblical village Qumran Ein Gedi (Nahal David) Day 11 Wednesday Masada (cable car) Transfer to Ben Gurion for flight home Caesarea Maritima (Lunch at theatre) Day 7 Saturday Journey to Galilee Or for those taking the extension John the Baptist Baptising Place Free day beside Sea of Galilee Jericho Evening lecture Beth Shean Transfer to Ron Beach Hotel, Tiberias Day 12 Thursday 11 day tour - £1935 per person Golan Heights and lakeside sites 4 day Extension - £580 per person Mount Hermon Kfar Haruv What the price includes Kursi • Return flights from London Day 13 Friday Heathrow to Tel Aviv (Details of Around the Sea of Galilee flight numbers and times have Kibbutz En Gev for Fishermen’s Museum not yet been finalised) and tour of Kibbutz • Accommodation in good quality Hamat Gader for visit and bathing pools Evening lecture 4* hotels in twin / double bedded rooms with private facilities on Day 14 Saturday half board basis Galilee • Transfer of passengers and Hike to Eremos Cave baggage Sepphoris • Sightseeing as in itinerary • Services of a fully qualified Day 15 Sunday English speaking guide Flight home • Travel by air-conditioned coaches Caesarea Maritima • Entrance fees, gratuities, service Itinerary subject to change charges and porterage • Airport taxes Not included in the price • Travel from home to UK airport • Single supplement - £63 per person per night • Travel insurance (see back page) • £2.50 ATOL Protection Contribution* • Payments by credit card will incur a 2% admin charge Please note that the cost of the tour may be subject to surcharges - please see the booking conditions. Currency exchange rates used £1 =$1.5546 as published in the Financial Times on 13th February 2013. * APC (ATOL Protection Contribution) provides passenger protection via the ATTF (Air Travel Trust Fund). For further information visit www.caa.co.uk How to Book doctor for advice concerning this. If you have any You can book this tour online at: queries regarding the above, we will be happy to help. www.christian-travel.com Travel Advice For the latest travel advice please visit www.fco.gov. or by completing the attached booking form and uk, or call 0870 606 0290. sending it together with your deposit of £200 per person Further Information And Paying The Balance (full payment if within 10 weeks of departure) to: Further information will be sent to you regarding any Worldwide Christian Travel action that may be required approximately 12 weeks 36 Coldharbour Road before departure. 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Individual tipping is not recommended Hadler Tours Limited is a member of ABTA with unless the circumstances are exceptional. membership numbers 93522 & V2096. ABTA and Room Check In and Check Out Times ABTA Members help holidaymakers to get the most The standard international practice is to let rooms from their travel and assist them when things do not from midday to midday. However times do vary. go according to plan. We are obliged to maintain a Check-in times are usually between 2pm and 3pm, high standard of service to you by ABTA’s Code of check-out times between 11am and 12 noon on Conduct.For further information about ABTA, the the day of departure. Therefore, if you check-in Code of Conduct and the arbitration scheme available immediately after a night flight this would normally to you or if you have a complaint, contact ABTA, 30 count as one night’s accommodation. Similarly if your Park Street London SE1 9EQ Tel: 020 3117 0500 or return flight is at night you will normally be required visit www.abta.com. to vacate your room at 12 noon prior to leaving for the All monies paid by you for the air holiday package airport. Day rooms are subject to availability/cost and shown are ATOL protected by the Civil Aviation should be arranged locally with the accommodation Authority. Our ATOL number is ATOL 3078. For management. more information see our booking terms and conditions. Brochure Printed March 2013 Passports, Visas and Vaccinations Travellers are responsible for ensuring that they have a valid passport for travel to the relevant countries and that it is valid for at least 6 months after the date of travel. Visas are not required for British Passport holders visiting Israel. At the time this brochure went to press no vaccinations or inoculations are required for travel but you may wish to consult your own .
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