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Jewish National Fund SUNSHINE TOUR: FOR ACTIVE ADULTS 55+ May 3 – 12, 2020 Professional Matt Bernstein SAMPLE ITINERARY - SUBJECT TO CHANGE Sunday, March 31 – Arrival / Tel Aviv AM Welcome to Israel! Upon individual arrivals, meet your arranged transfer and head to the Sheraton Hotel in Tel Aviv, Israel’s most cosmopolitan city on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. PM This evening, your journey will officially commence with a welcome dinner in a private room at the hotel. Overnight Sheraton Hotel, Tel Aviv Tel Aviv Itinerary is subject to change. Monday, April 1 – Tel Aviv AM After breakfast at the hotel, visit Ben Gurion House, which served as the residence of Israel’s first Prime Minister David Ben Gurion until he settled in the Negev with his wife. A visit here allows for unique, tangible insight into the constitutive events in the history of the State of Israel, as it was in this very house that the final version of the Declaration of Independence was written. Visit the Palmach Museum to learn about the strike-force arm of the Haganah, Israel’s pre-State underground defense organization. Here, a multimedia tour will share the stories, struggles, and motivations of the brave men and women who made declaring an independent State of Israel possible. PM Depart for the trendy Sarona neighborhood, a former German Templar colony that has transformed into a thriving urban complex with new restaurants, cafés, and beautiful outdoor spaces. Enjoy lunch on own in Sarona Market, a contemporary urban market where Israel’s thriving culinary scene is on display. Proceed to Old Jaffa, one of the world’s oldest seaports now home to a multiethnic community of Muslims, Christians, and Jews. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant and see the ancient ruins, explore the restored artists’ quarter, and stroll through the winding alleyways while learning about the rich history of the area. Meet back up with the group and head to a restaurant in the area for dinner with a special guest speaker. Overnight Sheraton Hotel, Tel Aviv Sarona Market Itinerary is subject to change. Tuesday, April 2 – Center AM Have breakfast at the hotel before heading to an IDF base to visit Special in Uniform, a unique initiative that integrates youth with special needs into the IDF and prepares them for career placement following army service. Continue to Ayalon Institute, a clandestine bullet factory that was established by the Haganah in 1945. As the largest bullet factory during that time, it produced 2.25 million bullets from 1946-1948, in complete secrecy. Tour the grounds of Ayalon, which played a major role in aiding the Jewish soldiers that fought for Israel’s Independence. PM Following lunch at Ayalon Institute, return to Tel Aviv and consider taking time to shop and explore the Nachlat Binyamin Arts & Crafts Fair, a festival of arts, crafts, pottery, and street performances. Pass through the Carmel Market, Tel Aviv’s famous open air marketplace. Stroll through the colorful stalls and take in the sights and smells. Spend the rest of this afternoon experiencing all Tel Aviv has to offer at your leisure. Enjoy dinner and the evening at your leisure. Overnight Sheraton Hotel, Tel Aviv Special in Uniform Itinerary is subject to change. Wednesday, April 3 – Coastal Route Caesarea AM Following breakfast, checkout from the hotel and depart north along the scenic coastal route to explore Caesarea, former Roman capital of the region. Tour this ancient city and see excavations from the time of the Crusades, the historic aqueduct, and the site of the old amphitheater that has been restored and converted to a concert venue. Continue to the charming village of Zichron Ya’akov, one of Israel’s first modern settlements. Stroll along the cobblestone streets and see stunning views of the Mediterranean shore, explore the quaint brick-paved downtown district, and learn about the town’s rich Zionist history. PM Proceed to the Tishbi Winery, which offers views of the lush vineyards of the Tishbi Estate. Following a tour of the grounds, enjoy a guided wine-tasting and a delicious lunch. Later this afternoon, visit the Atlit Detention Camp, where thousands of Jewish immigrants were imprisoned during the British Mandate upon arriving into Israel. Tour the grounds and see the restored Galina ship, an exact replica of the ship that once carried 122,000 “illegal” immigrants in defiance of the British blockade. Enjoy dinner this evening in Haifa. Overnight Dan Carmel, Haifa Itinerary is subject to change. Thursday, April 4 – Western Galilee AM Following breakfast at the hotel, prepare for an authentic kibbutz experience at Kfar Masaryk. Tour the kibbutz, enjoy an interactive chocolate-making workshop, and hear from a local leather artist before coming together for an Israeli dancing session. Enjoy lunch at Kfar Masaryk with Chef Hagit Lidror. PM Proceed to Akko for a tour of the Knights’ Halls, built 800 years ago by the Hospitallers (a monastic military order). These halls served as the headquarters for the Second Crusader Kingdom from the years 1191-1291. Wander the echoing chambers and learn what life was like for the medieval knights who built their lives within these walls. Following the tour, stop at the Jewish National Fund-USA Western Galilee Tourist Information Center, a remarkable multimedia facility that showcases the vast array of activities and attractions in the area. Meet with Michal Shiloah, CEO of Western Galilee Now (WGN), a consortium of artisanal businesses, local entrepreneurs, and tourism operators and hear how how the partnership between WGN and JNF has significantly enhanced economic, social, and tourism opportunities in the area. Enjoy treats from Buza Ice Cream Parlor, which was founded by an Arab Muslim and a Jewish Kibbutznik and is also a WGN member. Continue to Rosh HaNikra, one of Israel’s most incredible natural wonders. Here, tour the cavernous tunnels and caves of the Rosh HaNikra Grottoes and take in the turquoise blue waters of the Mediterranean. Enjoy dinner at Alto Dairy Farm, a boutique dairy farm and restaurant founded by a family in the Western Galilee. Meet with the owners and hear about their experience of running a small business in the area as a participating member of WGN. Overnight Dan Carmel, Haifa Rosh HaNikra Itinerary is subject to change. Friday, April 5 – North / Jerusalem Baha’i Gardens AM Following breakfast and hotel checkout, tour the Baha’i Gardens in Haifa to see the beauty that is described as the “eighth wonder of the world.” Continue to Neot Kedumim, Israel’s Biblical Landscape Reserve. Plant a tree in the soil with your own hands at the Harvey Hertz-JNF Ceremonial Tree Planting Center and contribute to JNF’s ongoing afforestation efforts in Israel. PM Following lunch en route to Jerusalem, participate in a Schecheyanu Ceremony, a special blessing recited the first time you do something each calendar year, atop Mt. Scopus. Stop at the JNF 9/11 Memorial, which serves as the only site outside of the United States that recognizes the names of the people who were killed on 9/11. Arrive in the Old City, and head to the Kotel to celebrate the ritual of Kabbalat Shabbat and Kiddush (time permitting). This evening, enjoy a special Shabbat dinner at the hotel with Nefesh B’Nefesh Lone Soldiers, who will share their personal stories of leaving their family, friends, and homes in order to serve in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Overnight David Citadel Hotel, Jerusalem Itinerary is subject to change. Saturday, April 6 – Shabbat AM Today will be at leisure in honor of Shabbat. Services will be offered at the hotel for those who are interested. Alternatively, consider participating in one of the following optional activities: Option 1: Masada & Dead Sea Tour* • Spend the day at Masada and the Dead Sea. The bus will depart from the hotel early this morning and drive via the Judean Hills along the shores of the Dead Sea. Visit Masada, the mountain fortress built by King Herod where religious zealots made their final stand against the Romans. Take a cable car ride to the top of the Herodian Palace Complex and learn about the history of the Jewish fighters. Afterwards, proceed to the Dead Sea, the lowest place on Earth. Enjoy lunch, float in the buoyant waters, and spend time relaxing at the beach. (Note: Option to book massages on own at the Crowne Plaza Dead Sea Resort for added fee.) Option 2: Day on own • Take the day to enjoy Jerusalem at your leisure. Consider visiting sites such as Yemin Moshe, Ein Kerem, or the Israel Museum, one of the world’s leading art and archeology museums. Here, see the Dead Sea Scrolls, the oldest biblical manuscripts in the world; view the “Holy Land Model,” a miniature replica of Jerusalem as it was during the Second Temple Period; stroll through the beautiful sculpture garden; and explore other fascinating exhibits at this one-of-a-kind cultural institution. PM Enjoy the evening and dinner at leisure, experiencing Jerusalem at your own pace. Overnight David Citadel Hotel, Jerusalem *Additional cost – not included in tour price and operated by a third-party travel service provider. Masada Itinerary is subject to change. Sunday, April 7 – Jerusalem AM Following breakfast at the hotel, head to Ammunition Hill, site of the most pivotal battle of the Six-Day War. Walk through the battlegrounds and bunkers to follow in the footsteps of the soldiers who fought here. See the multimedia exhibit and movie that tells the story of this fierce battle and reunification of Jerusalem. End at JNF’s Wall of Honor, which commemorates Jewish veterans from around the world.
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