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Shalom Israel Tours Usa: 1-800-763-1948 Israel Extreme Experience – Sample Tour Itinerary Day 1 Sunday (VIP Welcome & Transfer) WELCOME TO HOLY ISRAEL! VIP Welcome at Ben Gurion Airport After landing, a Shalom Israel Tours representative will be waiting to welcome you as you exit the plane. Your party will be transported in a private vehicle to the flight staff passport control, continue to luggage identification and transfer to your luxury chauffeured vehicle. Welcome Transfer to Tel Aviv Stretching along a beautiful beach strip of the Mediterranean Sea for 100 years, Tel Aviv is considered the face of modern Israel. Nicknamed “The White City” for its abundance of Bauhaus style architecture, Tel Aviv was declared a UNESCO World Heritage City in 2003. Overnight: The Dan Panorama Hotel, Tel Aviv Day 2 Monday (Private Guide & Vehicle) ISRAEL’S COAST – ANCIENT PORTS Horseback Riding on the Beach Take a thrilling horseback ride that you will never forget! Ride alongside the beach, enjoying the cool ocean spray and taking in the amazing scenery that surrounds you as you gallop by. Ancient City of Caesarea Ruins The Caesarea National Park contains the remains of a prestigious city established by King Herod the Great. Prepare to be amazed when you visit the mighty Roman Amphitheatre, the Hippodrome, a 20,000 seat horse racing arena, as well as the impressive Roman Aqueducts! Keshet Cave Rappelling Meaning “rainbow,” this cave earned its name due to the natural structure it took after part of the cave collapsed. While you’re here, you’ll discover the cave's many archaeological secrets dating back to the Ottoman period. This cave is also a great place for rappelling. Dinner & Overnight: The Ramot Resort, Golan Heights Day 3 Tuesday (Private Guide & Vehicle) THE GOLAN HEIGHTS – BATTLEFIELDS & VINEYARDS The Meshushim Pool in the Yehudiya Nature Reserve This site will take your breath away! You’ll enjoy cool, beautiful waters surrounded by hexagon-shaped pillars of congealed black lava. The short trail leading to the pool offers a chance to enj0y spectacular forests, meadows and rare animals like vultures and boars. Golan Heights ATV’ing! Jump behind the wheel of a dune buggy and take exhilarating ride through the Golan Heights! View the Syrian border and abandoned village of Kuneitra, Mount Bental & the Valley of Tears from the 1973 Yom Kippur War, and go zooming through orchards! SHALOM ISRAEL TOURS WWW.SHALOMISRAELTOURS.COM USA: 1-800-763-1948 Mount Bental IDF Bunker Enjoy views of Syria from a key mountaintop location on Israel’s northern border. From the top of this dormant volcano, you will see the majestic Mount Hermon, the picturesque Druze villages of the Golan and bunkers and trenches left over from the Yom Kippur War. Dalton Cliff Rappelling At this beautiful cliff in the middle of Biryah Forest, you will appreciate the scenic greenery and frolicking animals. With amazing views of the Golan, the Hulah Valley, Mount Hermon and the Galilee, we’ll go rappelling down the face of the huge cliff. Dinner & Overnight: The Ramot Resort, Golan Heights Day 4 Wednesday (Private Guide & Vehicle) THE GALILEE & TZFAT – CITY OF MYSTICS Manara Cliff & Cable Car & Mountain Slide! Take a panoramic ride from the foothills of Kiryat Shemona to the top of the Naftali range at Kibbutz Manara, and enjoy a breathtaking view of the Hermon, Galilee and Golan. Ride a cart down the Mountain Slide along 1200 meters of track, the longest of its kind in Israel. Adir Winery Tasting Visit one of the most beautiful panoramic views of the Upper Galilee at the Adir Winery. Taste delicious red and dessert wines from Kerem Ben Zimra, one of the most celebrated grapes in Israel. Enjoy the view while tasting the winery's delicious, boldly flavorful blends. Tzfat Old City & Artist Quarter Tzfat is one of the four holy cities in Israel. It has served as a spiritual center since the 1600s, when famous Kabbalists roamed here. Tzfat awaits art lovers, soul-seekers and historians to cobblestone alleys, medieval synagogues, galleries and mystical atmosphere. Dinner & Overnight: The Ramot Resort, Golan Heights Day 5 Thursday (Private Guide & Vehicle) THE JORDAN VALLEY – HIGHWAY OF KINGS Belvoir (Kokhav HaYarden) National Park Explore a rebuilt and thoroughly excavated 12 century Crusader fortress. See how the Crusaders used a moat and towers to fend off Saladin’s forces for a year and a half. Don’t miss the sculptures by German-born Israeli artist Yigael Tumarkin, which adorn the site. Beit She’an National Park It is here that King Saul was defeated by the Philistines in a vicious historical battle. Later, Beit She’an was reestablished as a Greek city with colonnaded streets, temples, theaters and fountains. The city was devastated by an earthquake in 749 CE; now only remnants remain. Ma'ayan Harod National Park This breathtaking green space features springs of water surrounding the huge park's lawn, a large swimming pool, and a presentation at the Hankin Museum, commemorating one of the first Zionists to purchase land here. Enjoy the view and the bubbling springs. SHALOM ISRAEL TOURS WWW.SHALOMISRAELTOURS.COM USA: 1-800-763-1948 Western Wall Tunnels Tour These famous underground tunnels contain remnants of entire rooms from the Second Temple period. At Warren’s Gate, you’ll stand just a few feet away from where the Holy Ark stood, and feel the yearning of the Jewish people for the Temple for thousands of years. Overnight: The Dan Panorama Hotel. Jerusalem Day 6 Friday (Private Guide & Vehicle) JERUSALEM - THE ETERNAL CAPITAL Jerusalem Archaeological Park Experience Second Temple-era Jerusalem on the eve of its destruction by the Romans. See a virtual reconstruction of the Temple, visit the stores and walkways of the surrounding city and see the remnants of the staircase that led to the Temple Mount and the Holy of Holies. 1967 Six Day War - Ammunition Hill On the night of June 6th, 1967, a four-hour battle took place here at Ammunition Hill in which 36 men lost their lives. Today you can view the trenches and reconstructed bunker that serves as a museum and tells the story of the liberation and reunification of Jerusalem. Jerusalem “Shuk” (Market) With more than 250 vendors, this bustling outdoor marketplace is considered the heartbeat of central Jerusalem. Whatever you are looking for, the shuk has it: clothing, Judaica, fresh produce, meats, diamonds, restaurants – and an array of colorful characters throughout. Friday Night Tour to the Western Wall On the eve of Shabbat, Jerusalem transforms; stores shut down, and streets and alleyways fall silent, as all begin to anticipate the weekly Shabbat. Our 2000-year-old tour will pass through Jaffa gate and the Golden Menorah, and end at the Wall right as Shabbat begins. Shabbat Dinner & Overnight: The Dan Panorama Hotel. Jerusalem Day 7 Shabbat (Free Day) SHABBAT IN HOLY JERUSALEM Shabbat Morning at Leisure & Lunch Enjoy breakfast and your morning at leisure and Shabbat lunch at your hotel. Yemin Moshe Shabbat Tour Take a trip to the neighborhood created by Moses Montefiore, when the Old City became too crowded and settlement began outside the walls. Learn about the various achievements of this famous philanthropist and his contributions to Jewish settlement in pre-state Israel. Tower of David Night Spectacular In the evening you’ll head back to the Tower of David’s rooftop to view an epic nighttime extravaganza of sight and sound, depicting the conquests of the Greeks, Romans, Crusaders, Turks and others, as they tried to overtake Jerusalem. This show is simply “Spectacular.” Overnight: The Dan Panorama Hotel. Jerusalem SHALOM ISRAEL TOURS WWW.SHALOMISRAELTOURS.COM USA: 1-800-763-1948 Day 8 Sunday (Private Guide & Vehicle) GUSH ETZION – THE HEARTLAND Caliber 3 Adventure Training This exhilarating activity is geared to tourists of any age who would like to learn about anti- terrorism tactics. Experts in anti-terrorism combat tell true stories, explain the tactics used to fight terrorism and offer hands-on experience for all participants in shooting weapons. Zip-Line Adventure – zoom! Israel is home to the world's second-longest zip line, where you can zoom down 600 meters at 120 meters high! A shorter zip line is available for young kids, while older ones ride the large one with parents. The ride isn’t as scary as it looks, but it’s every bit as fun! Herodium National Park Visit one of the most fascinating structures from the ancient world when you visit Herod the Great’s fortress-style palace, constructed around 20 BCE. Take a tour of the park and view the ancient tomb – and Herod’s palace, including bathhouses, courtyards and a synagogue. The Lone Tree Brewery in Gush Etzion Begin with an explanation of the brewery’s unique location - on a clear day one sees not only Beitar Elite, Tzur Hadassah, and Gvaot, but also Ashdod and Ashkelon. We’ll taste our way through the brewing and fermenting process and wind up with a tasting of Lone Tree Beers. Overnight: The Dan Panorama Hotel. Jerusalem Day 9 Monday (Private Guide & Vehicle) THE JUDEAN DESERT – KING HERODS FORTRESS Masada Mountain & Cable Car Ride via cable car to the top of Masada and explore what remains of King Herod's palace. See what it was like to live there as you view the preserved baths, cisterns and barracks. It was here that leader Eleazer Ben Yair kept the Roman Legion's siege at bay for three years. Dead Sea Float Experience Yam Hamelach, literally meaning “Sea of Salt,” is 417 meters below sea level, making it the lowest place on earth. Its salty water contains unique healing properties, which, combined with the nutrient-filled mud found on its shores, creates one luxurious and healthy day.
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