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Tour's Itinerary

• Day 1 Dec 19th, Departure from the USA

  Depart for your overnight flights to the Holy Land.

• Day 2 Dec 20th, Arrive Tel Aviv, Transfer to Tiberias

  Arrive in Tel Aviv Meet your guide and transfer to Tiberias Driveto Tiberias, Dinner and overnight in Nazareth or Tiberias.

• Day 3 Dec 21st, Caesarea Philippi, Tiberias

  Travel to the Mount of Beatitudes to enjoy the serene atmosphere and breathtaking views as you visit the traditional site where Jesus delivered the Sermon on the Mount. Visit Capernaum, the ancient town of Capernaum, notable for its ruins and the site of St. Peter’s Primacy, where Jesus reinstated Peter. Visit Tabgha to Discover the location of the miracle of the Loaves and Fishes, where Jesus fed the multitudes, and see the Church of the Multiplication. Visit Magdala to learn about the historical background of Mary Magdalene as you visit this ancient town that highlights her significance in biblical history. Enjoy a serene boat ride, taking in the tranquil waters and surrounding landscapes while reflecting on the events that took place here. Dinner: St. Peter’s Fish Return to Tiberias Dinner and overnight stay in Tiberias

• Day 4 Dec 22nd, Nazareth, Cana, Caesarea, Haifa, and Tiberias

  Depart for Nazareth. Visit the Basilica of the Annunciation to discover the Basilica, built on the site where the Angel Gabriel is believed to have announced to Mary that she would conceive Jesus. Visit Cana and explore the site of the wedding at Cana, where Jesus performed his first miracle. Travel to Caesarea and explore the ancient ruins of Caesarea Maritima, including the amphitheater and harbor. Continue to Haifa to visit the breathtaking Baha'i Gardens and enjoy panoramic views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea. Then visit Mt. Carmel, the place where Elijah performed the miracle in front of the priests of Baal. Return to Tiberias Dinner and overnight stay in Tiberias.

• Day 5 Dec 23rd, Tiberias, Jordan Valley, Jericho, Qumran, Dead Sea

  Depart from Tiberias Begin your journey through the scenic Jordan Valley, enjoying views of the landscape. Arrive in Jericho Visit Ancient Jericho (UNESCO World Heritage Site), one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, overlooking the Mount of Temptation. Take a short drive or a cable car ride to the Mount of Temptation. Explore Elisha’s Spring or Ein es-Sultan Experience the Baptism Site (Jordan River) which is spiritual significance of the Jordan River, traditionally recognized as the site where Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist. Visit Qumran, the site where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered, an important archaeological find that sheds light on Jewish history and early Christianity. Relax at the Dead Sea, known for its unique buoyancy and therapeutic mineral-rich waters, providing a memorable floating experience. On the way back to Bethlehem, visit Bethany, the Tomb of Lazarus Dinner and overnight stay in Bethlehem.

• Day 6 Dec 24th, Patriarchal Procession in Bethlehem

  Visit the Catholic Shepherds Field, a serene and significant site where it is believed that the angel announced the birth of Jesus to the shepherds, featuring a beautiful church and scenic surroundings. Attending the reception of the Latin Patriarch in Manger Square, Bethlehem, will be a memorable experience. Local Christians, pilgrims, and tourists will gather to welcome the Patriarch, adding spiritual significance to the occasion. Scouts will perform with their vibrant uniforms and lively melodies, creating a festive atmosphere that celebrates the rich traditions of Bethlehem. Visit the Old City of Bethlehem. Visit the Walled Off Hotel and Museum, an innovative art space and hotel that highlights the complex realities of life in the West Bank through thought-provoking art installations and exhibitions. Discover the ruins of Herod's Palace, a site linked to the biblical narrative and the history of King Herod Campfire singing carols in a Lutheran shepherd’s field. Or watch choirs in Manger Square. Dinner and overnight in Bethlehem

• Day 7 Dec 25th, Bethlehem, Solomon Pools, and Battir

  Visit the Church of the Nativity, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore the birthplace of Jesus, viewing the Grotto and the church's stunning architecture. Enjoy some leisure time to explore Bethlehem at your own pace. Experience a delicious meal featuring local flavors at a traditional restaurant. Visit Solomon Pools in Bethlehem and discover the impressive ancient reservoirs known as Solomon Pools, showcasing their historical significance and stunning architecture. Afterward, explore the picturesque village of Battir, a UNESCO World Heritage Site recognized for its beautiful terraced landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Dinner and overnight in Bethlehem.

• Day 8 Dec 26th, Ein Karem & Garden Tomb

  Visit the BYU Jerusalem Center and Church. Explore the Garden Tomb, a revered site believed to be the burial and resurrection place of Jesus. Experience the charming neighborhood of Ein Karem, known for its beautiful streets and historical significance. Travel to Bethlehem. Dinner and Overnight in Bethlehem

• Day 9 Dec 27th, Mount of Olives, City of David, Herod’s Palace

  Panoramic View from the Top of Mount of Olives and enjoy breathtaking views of the Old City of Jerusalem and its surroundings. Visit the Ascension site, which is the traditional site where Jesus is believed to have ascended to heaven, marked by a small chapel and beautiful views. Visit the Prophet's Tom,b where three prophets from the Hebrew Bible who lived in the 5th to 6th centuries BC are buried, namely Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi. Dominus Flevit, which overlooks Jerusalem and commemorates Jesus' weeping over the city. Visit the Church of Pater Noste,r which is believed to be the site where Jesus taught His disciples the Lord's Prayer, adorned with inscriptions in various languages. Experience the serenity of the Garden of Gethsemane, home to ancient olive trees, and visit the Church of All Nations nearby. Visit the Orson Hyde Memorial Garden on the Mount of Olives, which was inaugurated on October 24, 1979, by LDS Church President Spencer W. Kimball and dedicated to the memory of Orson Hyde. Explore the archaeological site of the City of David, considered the original urban center of ancient Jerusalem, with significant historical findings. Visit the Pool of Siloam, an important site for ritual purification in biblical times, famously associated with the healing miracles of Jesus. Walk the ancient steps leading to the Temple Mount, where many significant events took place during Jesus' time. Dinner and overnight in Bethlehem.

• Day 10 Dec 28th, Via Dolorosa, Holy Sepulcher, Western Wall

  Visit St. Anne’s Church, known for its stunning acoustics, and explore the historic Pools of Bethesda, associated with miracles from the New Testament. Follow the Via Dolorosa, the path Jesus took on his way to crucifixion, culminating at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, a significant pilgrimage site. Visit the Western Wall, a sacred site for prayer and reflection, alongside the iconic Dome of the Rock, a major landmark of Jerusalem. Enjoy leisure time to explore the vibrant markets, historic sites, and local culture of the Old City of Jerusalem. Optional Hezekiah’s Tunnel Choose to explore Hezekiah’s Tunnel, an ancient water channel with historical significance, offering a unique underground experience. Farewell dinner and Folklore show. Overnight at Bright Tower Hotel in Bethlehem.

• Day 11 Dec 29th, Departure Tel Aviv

  Today, we board our return flights home with memories and keepsakes that will last a lifetime.

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