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Discover the Holy Land by Private Car Discover the Holy Land by Private Car Sunday Departures Christian Quarter, Jerusalem 10 Days • 8 Nights This unique tour offers you the opportunity to discover the Holy Land in luxury and style in your own Private Car with your own Private Guide. Journey AR Tour Includes: through the Galilee from Nazareth to the lake of the fishermen, just as C Jesus and His disciples did 2000 years ago. Pause, contemplate and pray in • Deluxe Hotels Jerusalem, in Bethlehem, in Nazareth and at the Sea of Galilee. The touring • 6 Days Sightseeing per Itinerary by Private inclusions listed in the itinerary are just a sample of what you will experience. car/Microbus with Private Guide Your Tour Director will custom-tailor your route to match your personal needs rivate • All Transfers by Private Car and interest; you’ll travel to the sites and churches favored by your Christian P • Visit a Druze Village and enjoy an authentic denomination. This special program is ideal for couples, groups of friends and Y Druze Lunch families. You’ve always dreamed of visiting the Holy Land. Now is the time! B • See the “Jesus Boat” by the Sea of Galilee • Visit the baptismal site of Yardenit AND • Walk through the Hasmonean Tunnel ITINERARY Wednesday: Tiberias L Jerusalem or visit the Herodian Mansions Sunday: En Route Drive along the shores of the Sea of • Lunch and swim at a Dead Sea Spa hotel Galilee via Magdala - home of Mary oly Depart the U.S.A. on your flight to Israel. • “Night Spectacular” Sound & Light Show Magdalene to arrive at Capernaum, H in Jerusalem Monday: Tel Aviv home to Peter and the center of Jesus’ Welcome to Israel! Arrive Ben Gurion preaching. Capernaum was a fishing THE • Expedited Airport Check-in Service and village located on the northern shore Dan VIP Lounge at Ben Gurion Airport Airport in Tel Aviv; Meeting, assistance of the Sea of Galilee. Archaeological (Upon return to U.S.) and transfer to your hotel on the Mediterranean shore in vibrant Tel Aviv. excavations have revealed two ancient Tonight, enjoy a light meal in the synagogues built one over the other. A 12 Meals: executive lounge of your hotel. church near Capernaum is said to be the ISCOVER • Buffet Breakfast Daily, 2 Lunches, 2 Dinners D Overnight in Tel Aviv. original home of Saint Peter. Continue to Tabgha place of the Multiplication Hotels: Tuesday: Tiberias of Loaves and Fishes: Visit the Church City Night Hotel Drive through the main streets of of the Multiplication and its ancient, Tel Aviv 1 Royal Beach (Bella Vista vivacious Tel Aviv known as the “White colorful mosaics and the Church of the Room, Exec.Lounge access City” to the ancient port of Joppa (Jaffa) Primacy with the “Mensa Christi”, a Tiberias 2 Leonardo Plaza-Deluxe from where Jonah set sail and where large rock where Jesus shared meals Sea View Room Peter had his housetop experience at with his disciples. Ascend the Mount Jerusalem 5 Orient (Orient Room, the home of Simon the Tanner. Walk of Beatitudes, marking the place of the Exec. Lounge Access) along the charming cobblestone streets, Sermon on the Mount while enjoying (B) Breakfast (L) Lunch (D) Dinner now filled with boutiques and galleries. the beautiful view of the entire Galilee. Then, drive along the Mediterranean Then, ascend the Golan Heights for coast to ancient ; tour the Caesarea a greater understanding of the fierce theater, aqueduct and Crusader fortress. battles that took place during the 1967 Continue to a Druze Village to see and hear about these unique Israelis Six-Day War and the 1973 Yom Kippur War. Continue through the valleys and and enjoy an authentic Druze Lunch. Continue north to the the timeless ranges on a jeep ride where you will Crusader port city of Acre (Akko), with take in a breathtaking panoramic view its Middle Age fortress, subterranean of the area. Visit Caesarea Philippi city and bazaars. The Old city of Acre is (Banias), built by Philip, son of Herod, at one of the fascinating old cities in Israel one of the sources of the Jordan River and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. the location of one of the largest springs Soon arrive to your hotel in Tiberias for feeding the Jordan River. Return to your overnight. (B.L) hotel for overnight. (B) 54 | www.isramisraelusa.com Isram Israel (844) 9-ISRAEL Thursday: Jerusalem Drive to Kibbutz Ginossar to see the “Jesus Boat”, an extraordinary ancient boat reclaimed from the Sea of Galilee, dating from the time of Jesus. Continue to Yardenit on the Jordan River with its specially built Baptismal site. Pass ancient Cana site of Jesus’ first miracle at a wedding celebration on the drive to Nazareth, where Jesus spent His youth; visit the Basilica of the Annunciation, the Church of St. Joseph and Mary’s Well where the archangel Gabriel announced the Incarnation of the Son of God. Continue south arriving at Bet Shean, an ancient city from the time of King Saul; see the excavated remains of a Roman city. Soon you will arrive at the Golden City of Jerusalem. Evening: Restaurant Dinner and Night Tour of “illuminated” Jerusalem followed by the “Night Spectacular” Sound & Light show at the Citadel Museum. Overnight in Jerusalem. (B.D) Friday: Jerusalem Ascend Mount Zion; visit Dormition Abbey, D the traditional Upper Room and the Tomb ISCOVER of King David. Enter the Old City from the Dung Gate. View the Dome of the Rock, mosque of Islam; continue to the Western Wall. Walk through centuries of history in the Hasmonean Tunnel (tunnel schedules THE permitting) or tour the Herodian Mansions. On to the Crusader Church of St. Anne and H the Pool of Bethesda; see Pilate’s Judgment Amphitheatre, Caesarea Hall, the Chapel of Flagellation and the Arch oly of Ecce Homo. Follow the steps of the Via Monday: Jerusalem Tuesday: En Route through narrow alleys and souks to Dolorosa Now that you’re a Jerusalem expert, enjoy a full Transfer to the airport for your departure L the . Enter the AND Church of the Holy Sepulchre day at leisure for on your own explorations of this flight. Enjoy ourExpedited Check in ; walk along the excavated Jewish Quarter fascinating city full of open air pedestrian malls Service and complimentary entrance to , once a main street of Byzantine Cardo with restaurants, shops and abundant street the Dan VIP Lounge at Ben Gurion Airport. Jerusalem. Tonight, Dinner and overnight vendors. Great for last minute shopping before Or, continue on an extension to Jordan or B at your hotel. (B.D) you travel home. Overnight in Jerusalem.* Y (B) Egypt. (B) P Saturday: Jerusalem *Program can be shortened by one night; return rivate home on Monday or extend stay to Jordan or Drive to the Dead Sea region, the lowest Egypt. Please inquire. place on earth, reaching Masada. Ascend by cable car to this last stronghold of the Zealots in their struggle against the Romans. LAND PRICES PER PERSON (USD) C Tour Herod’s Palace, synagogue and May ‘20 - May ‘21 AR bathhouse. Descend by cable car and drive to a spa hotel on the shores of the Dead 4-Seater 7-Seater Sea for lunch and use the rest of the day to #Passengers Per Vehicle 2 3 4 relax and enjoy an unsinkable in the swim 2020 Sunday Departures Twin Single Twin Single Twin Single buoyant, mineral-rich, salty waters of the Dead Sea. Return to Jerusalem for overnight May 17, 31, Jun 7, 14, 21 $5520 $7090 $4805 $6380 $4315 $5890 at your hotel. (B.L) Jun 28 5390 6840 4680 6125 4190 5640 Sunday: Jerusalem Jul 5, 12, 19, 26 5375 6810 4665 6095 4175 5610 Travel to the top of the Mount of Olives and Aug 2, 9, 16, 23 5595 7245 4880 6530 4395 6045 marvel at the magnificent view of the Old Aug 30, Sep 6 5375 6810 4665 6095 4175 5610 City. Descend to the Garden of Gethsemane with its ancient olive trees to see the Church Oct 11, 18, 25, Nov 1, 8 5520 7090 4805 6380 4315 5890 of All Nations. Drive via the Knesset Nov 15, 22 5430 6920 4715 6205 4230 5720 to the , home (Parliament) Shrine of the Book Nov 29, Dec 6, 13 5255 6570 4545 5860 4055 5370 of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Continue along the rolling Judean Hills to charming Ein Karem, Dec 20 5545 7150 4835 6435 4345 5950 birthplace of John the Baptist; see the Dec 27 5430 6920 4720 6205 4230 5720 Church of the Visitation. Then proceed to Yad Vashem, Memorial to the Holocaust; 2021 Sunday Departures visit the Museum, Children’s Pavilion and Jan 3 thru Feb 21 5255 6570 4545 5860 4055 5370 walk along the Avenue of the Righteous. Feb 28, Mar 7, 14 5440 6935 4725 6220 4240 5735 End the day with a visit to Bethlehem and Manger Square (conditions permitted; Apr 4, 18, 25, May 2 5520 7090 4805 6380 4315 5890 tour operated by the Palestinian Authority– Prices for 5 Passengers and over plus 3rd bed Adult & Child rates available upon request. Passports required). (B) Extend to Jordan or Egypt. See programs pages 64-67 & 72-73. Isram Israel (844) 9-ISRAEL www.isramisraelusa.com | 55.
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