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October 13
DESTINATION ISRAEL
DAY 1 - Thursday
11:00am: Meet at the EL AL check in counter Los Angeles International Airport, check in for the flight. Leave LA at 2:00pm on a nonstop direct EL AL flight, LY 6, destination Tel Aviv Israel. Meals served on board.
11:00am: Meet at the EL AL check in counter Los Angeles International Airport, check in for the flight. Leave LA at 2:00pm on a nonstop direct EL AL flight, LY 6, destination Tel Aviv Israel. Meals served on board.
October 14
WELCOME TO ISRAEL
DAY 2 - Friday
Arrive at Ben Gurion International Airport at 2:00pm and meet your guide. Travel to ancient Jafa/Joppa of Jonah and the whale (Jonah 1) and Tabitha fame (Acts 9:36-42) and view Andromeda’s rock in the ancient port as you walk through the colourful alleyways of this ancient port city. Travel through Tel Aviv the new city, The Hill of Spring then continue north along the coastal road en route to the beach side hotel. (Dinner) 1 night—Dan Panorama Hotel—Tel Aviv
Arrive at Ben Gurion International Airport at 2:00pm and meet your guide. Travel to ancient Jafa/Joppa of Jonah and the whale (Jonah 1) and Tabitha fame (Acts 9:36-42) and view Andromeda’s rock in the ancient port as you walk through the colourful alleyways of this ancient port city. Travel through Tel Aviv the new city, The Hill of Spring then continue north along the coastal road en route to the beach side hotel. (Dinner) 1 night—Dan Panorama Hotel—Tel Aviv
October 15
THE COASTAL PLAIN TO GALILEE
Day 3 – Saturday
Travel north, along the Mediterranean shore and on the ancient route known in Biblical Times as the “Sea Route” and in Roman
times as the Via Maris, which linked Egypt and Babylon. Stop at Caesarea, the Roman capital and the largest port in the
Mediterranean, built by King Herod the Great. Here Pontius Pilate had his seat; Cornelius lived and was baptized (Acts 10);
Paul embarked to Tarsus (Acts 9:30) and Philip preached (Acts 8:40). Visit the Roman Theatre, the Hippodrome, and the
Crusader City. View the summit on Mount Carmel known as Muhraka or the “burning place” where Elijah confronted the 450
false prophets of Baal (1 Kings 18:30). Drive into the Jezreel Valley to visit Megiddo, one of King Solomon’s fortified city
kingdoms (1 Kings 9:15; 10:26), with 21 impressive layers of ruins, where the books of Daniel and Revelations will come to life
as you read about Armageddon, the final Battle. Continue through the Lower galilee to Gennasereth – Ginnosar where you
view the famous ancient boat from the time of Jesus. Then following the tradition of the “fishermen” disciples, sail on the Sea
of Galilee with time for meditation and prayer. End the day at Yardenit for a Baptism ceremony in the Jordan River.
2 nights Ramot Hotel Golan Heights
(Breakfast & dinner)
Travel north, along the Mediterranean shore and on the ancient route known in Biblical Times as the “Sea Route” and in Roman
times as the Via Maris, which linked Egypt and Babylon. Stop at Caesarea, the Roman capital and the largest port in the
Mediterranean, built by King Herod the Great. Here Pontius Pilate had his seat; Cornelius lived and was baptized (Acts 10);
Paul embarked to Tarsus (Acts 9:30) and Philip preached (Acts 8:40). Visit the Roman Theatre, the Hippodrome, and the
Crusader City. View the summit on Mount Carmel known as Muhraka or the “burning place” where Elijah confronted the 450
false prophets of Baal (1 Kings 18:30). Drive into the Jezreel Valley to visit Megiddo, one of King Solomon’s fortified city
kingdoms (1 Kings 9:15; 10:26), with 21 impressive layers of ruins, where the books of Daniel and Revelations will come to life
as you read about Armageddon, the final Battle. Continue through the Lower galilee to Gennasereth – Ginnosar where you
view the famous ancient boat from the time of Jesus. Then following the tradition of the “fishermen” disciples, sail on the Sea
of Galilee with time for meditation and prayer. End the day at Yardenit for a Baptism ceremony in the Jordan River.
2 nights Ramot Hotel Golan Heights
(Breakfast & dinner)
October 16
GALILEE - JEWELS OF JESUS’ MIN
Day 4 – Sunday
Start the day on Mt Beatitudes, where Jesus delivered the famous “Sermon On the Mount” (Matt.5). Travel North through the
Jordan Valley to Dan, with impressive ancient city gates from Abraham (Genesis 14:14) and King Jeroboam’s times (1 Kings
12: 26-30). Continue to Banias to visit Caesarea Philippi, where Jesus asked “Who do men say I am?” (Mat 16). Travel onto
and via the Golan Heights to the Sea of Galilee then enjoy a fish lunch. Visit sites central to Jesus’ Ministry at the Sea of Galilee,
starting at the Church of the Primacy of Peter (Tabgha). Continue to Kfar Nahum Capernaum center of Jesus’ Ministry in the
Galilee and the site of many of his miracles (Mark 2:4; Matt.8:5; 9). See the remains of St Peter’s (mother in law’s) home and
the ancient synagogue where Jesus taught and worshipped (Mark 1:21; Luke 4:31). Time permitting visit Magdala, of Mary
Magdalene fame, with new archeological discovery and the very synagogue that Mary Magdalene would have worshipped in
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)
Start the day on Mt Beatitudes, where Jesus delivered the famous “Sermon On the Mount” (Matt.5). Travel North through the
Jordan Valley to Dan, with impressive ancient city gates from Abraham (Genesis 14:14) and King Jeroboam’s times (1 Kings
12: 26-30). Continue to Banias to visit Caesarea Philippi, where Jesus asked “Who do men say I am?” (Mat 16). Travel onto
and via the Golan Heights to the Sea of Galilee then enjoy a fish lunch. Visit sites central to Jesus’ Ministry at the Sea of Galilee,
starting at the Church of the Primacy of Peter (Tabgha). Continue to Kfar Nahum Capernaum center of Jesus’ Ministry in the
Galilee and the site of many of his miracles (Mark 2:4; Matt.8:5; 9). See the remains of St Peter’s (mother in law’s) home and
the ancient synagogue where Jesus taught and worshipped (Mark 1:21; Luke 4:31). Time permitting visit Magdala, of Mary
Magdalene fame, with new archeological discovery and the very synagogue that Mary Magdalene would have worshipped in
(Breakfast, lunch & dinner)
October 17
FROM THE GALILEE TO JERUSALEM
Day 5 – Monday
Travel south along the Jordan Valley to visit Beit Shean, where the bodies of King Saul and his sons were placed on the walls
by the Philistines (1 Samuel 31:10). In Jesus’ day, known as Scythopolis, capital of Decapolis. For those who are able, jog up
the ancient Tel and view the significant extent of the unique archaeological discoveries from the top. Drive through the Jordan
Valley, where the desert now blooms with flowers and vegetation of every description (Isaiah 35:1-2) en route to the Judean
desert and Jerusalem. Continue to Abraham’s tent in the Judean Desert for an unusual experience, with Biblical (tribal)
hospitality, lunch and camel rides. Ascend through the Judean Desert Wilderness to the Holy City, stop on Mount Scopus for
your first view of Jerusalem of Gold, recite a Psalm of Ascent and visit an adjacent unique 2 Temple time burial cave. For those
who would like to: end the day at Herodion, a fabulous 2000-year-old desert fortress possibly the site of King Herod the Great’s
tomb, with a wonderful view of Bethlehem and Jerusalem.
6 nights Olive Tree Hotel Jerusalem
(Breakfast & dinner)
Travel south along the Jordan Valley to visit Beit Shean, where the bodies of King Saul and his sons were placed on the walls
by the Philistines (1 Samuel 31:10). In Jesus’ day, known as Scythopolis, capital of Decapolis. For those who are able, jog up
the ancient Tel and view the significant extent of the unique archaeological discoveries from the top. Drive through the Jordan
Valley, where the desert now blooms with flowers and vegetation of every description (Isaiah 35:1-2) en route to the Judean
desert and Jerusalem. Continue to Abraham’s tent in the Judean Desert for an unusual experience, with Biblical (tribal)
hospitality, lunch and camel rides. Ascend through the Judean Desert Wilderness to the Holy City, stop on Mount Scopus for
your first view of Jerusalem of Gold, recite a Psalm of Ascent and visit an adjacent unique 2 Temple time burial cave. For those
who would like to: end the day at Herodion, a fabulous 2000-year-old desert fortress possibly the site of King Herod the Great’s
tomb, with a wonderful view of Bethlehem and Jerusalem.
6 nights Olive Tree Hotel Jerusalem
(Breakfast & dinner)
October 18
JERUSALEM
Day 6 – Tuesday
Start the day with a spectacular view of the old and new city from the Mt. of Olives. Following in the footsteps of Jesus and the
Galileans walk down the hillside on the route of Palm Sunday, with a brief stop at Dominus Flevit en route to Gethsemane. Visit
the Church of All Nations with time for reflection and prayer in the ancient Olive grove. Stop at St Peter in Gallicantu on Mt.
Zion to see the steps that Jesus might have walked on. Travel across the city to Yad Vashem – national memorial and Museum
of the Shoah (Holocaust), where you pay tribute to the victims of the Shoah in Europe during the Second World War, including
six million Jews. Proceed to the Israel Museum to visit the Shrine of the Book, home of the Dead Sea scrolls and the adjacent
Model of Ancient Jerusalem, describing the city from the Second Temple Period, the time of Jesus.
(Breakfast & dinner)
Start the day with a spectacular view of the old and new city from the Mt. of Olives. Following in the footsteps of Jesus and the
Galileans walk down the hillside on the route of Palm Sunday, with a brief stop at Dominus Flevit en route to Gethsemane. Visit
the Church of All Nations with time for reflection and prayer in the ancient Olive grove. Stop at St Peter in Gallicantu on Mt.
Zion to see the steps that Jesus might have walked on. Travel across the city to Yad Vashem – national memorial and Museum
of the Shoah (Holocaust), where you pay tribute to the victims of the Shoah in Europe during the Second World War, including
six million Jews. Proceed to the Israel Museum to visit the Shrine of the Book, home of the Dead Sea scrolls and the adjacent
Model of Ancient Jerusalem, describing the city from the Second Temple Period, the time of Jesus.
(Breakfast & dinner)
October 19
JERUSALEM
Day 7 – Wednesday
Enter the Old City through the Dung gate. Stop at the Western Wall (Kotel) an important Jewish prayer area / synagogue, then
walk back in time through the fascinating Western Wall Tunnel excavations. Continue to King David’s City visiting Hezekiah’s
(wet) or the Canaanite tunnel (dry) and the Pools of Siloam, then visit the Southern Wall Archaeological Park with impressive
excavations along the South Western and Southern walls of the Temple Mount and to stand on the very same ancient steps
that Jesus and the disciples used 2000 years ago to enter the House of God. Visit the colourful Mahane Yehuda open market
and spend the remainder of the day at leisure in this fascinating city.
(Breakfast & dinner)
Enter the Old City through the Dung gate. Stop at the Western Wall (Kotel) an important Jewish prayer area / synagogue, then
walk back in time through the fascinating Western Wall Tunnel excavations. Continue to King David’s City visiting Hezekiah’s
(wet) or the Canaanite tunnel (dry) and the Pools of Siloam, then visit the Southern Wall Archaeological Park with impressive
excavations along the South Western and Southern walls of the Temple Mount and to stand on the very same ancient steps
that Jesus and the disciples used 2000 years ago to enter the House of God. Visit the colourful Mahane Yehuda open market
and spend the remainder of the day at leisure in this fascinating city.
(Breakfast & dinner)
October 20
JERUSALEM
Day 8 – Thursday
Enter through the Lions Gate to visit the pools of Bethsaida, where Jesus healed the paralytic man and sing in St Anne’s church.
Stroll through the Suk (market place) in the Old City stop at the Monastery of the Sisters of Zion to visit the Lithostrotos, perhaps
the very place where Jesus was tormented and disrobed by Roman soldiers. Continue to and visit the Church of the Holy
Sepulchre, where you remember Jesus’ crucifixion and death on the cross. Enjoy the archaeological windows of the Jewish
quarter, including the First Temple time Broad Wall and the Roman /Byzantine /Crusader Street called the “Cardo.” Visit the
Herodian Mansions to learn more about quality of life in Jesus’ day in the Holy City. Then stop at the Temple Mt. Institute to
see replicas of the very instruments used in worship on the Temple Mt. End the day at the Garden Tomb – remember the
resurrection, with time for worship and Holy Communion. (Breakfast & dinner)
Enter through the Lions Gate to visit the pools of Bethsaida, where Jesus healed the paralytic man and sing in St Anne’s church.
Stroll through the Suk (market place) in the Old City stop at the Monastery of the Sisters of Zion to visit the Lithostrotos, perhaps
the very place where Jesus was tormented and disrobed by Roman soldiers. Continue to and visit the Church of the Holy
Sepulchre, where you remember Jesus’ crucifixion and death on the cross. Enjoy the archaeological windows of the Jewish
quarter, including the First Temple time Broad Wall and the Roman /Byzantine /Crusader Street called the “Cardo.” Visit the
Herodian Mansions to learn more about quality of life in Jesus’ day in the Holy City. Then stop at the Temple Mt. Institute to
see replicas of the very instruments used in worship on the Temple Mt. End the day at the Garden Tomb – remember the
resurrection, with time for worship and Holy Communion. (Breakfast & dinner)
October 21
THE JUDEAN DESERT & THE DEAD S
Day 9 – Friday
Travel through the Judean Desert then along the shore of the Dead Sea. Visit Qumran, site of the “Cult of the Judean Desert,”
or perhaps the Essenes of Jesus’ day, where the Dead Sea scrolls were discovered in a nearby cave. View the oasis at Ein
Gedi where we remember David fleeing the wrath of King Saul, en route to Masada – ascend and descend by cable car to visit
the impressive ruins of King Herod’s mountaintop fortress, later the last stronghold of the Jewish revolt against Rome (73 C.E.).
Visit the southern altar, with time for reflection and prayer. End the day with a truly unique experience “float” in the Dead Sea –
you cannot sink! Return to Jerusalem. An opportunity is provided to go to the Western Wall to witness the festive reception
given “the Sabbath Bride.”
(Breakfast & dinner)
Travel through the Judean Desert then along the shore of the Dead Sea. Visit Qumran, site of the “Cult of the Judean Desert,”
or perhaps the Essenes of Jesus’ day, where the Dead Sea scrolls were discovered in a nearby cave. View the oasis at Ein
Gedi where we remember David fleeing the wrath of King Saul, en route to Masada – ascend and descend by cable car to visit
the impressive ruins of King Herod’s mountaintop fortress, later the last stronghold of the Jewish revolt against Rome (73 C.E.).
Visit the southern altar, with time for reflection and prayer. End the day with a truly unique experience “float” in the Dead Sea –
you cannot sink! Return to Jerusalem. An opportunity is provided to go to the Western Wall to witness the festive reception
given “the Sabbath Bride.”
(Breakfast & dinner)
October 22
JERUSALEM AT LEISURE
Day 10 – Saturday
Spend the day at leisure in this fascinating city. Return to places of interest / visit one of the many Museums in the city (modest
fee required); or shop in the old city. Meet for debriefing. Enjoy a farewell dinner in the hotel. Transfer to Ben Gurion airport for
your flight to LA.
(Breakfast & dinner)
Spend the day at leisure in this fascinating city. Return to places of interest / visit one of the many Museums in the city (modest
fee required); or shop in the old city. Meet for debriefing. Enjoy a farewell dinner in the hotel. Transfer to Ben Gurion airport for
your flight to LA.
(Breakfast & dinner)
January 1
BACK TO THE USA
Day 11 – Sunday
1am Leave Tel Aviv on a direct EL AL flight LY 005 to Los Angeles arriving in at 6am – meals served on board.
THE ITINERARY IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND MAY VARY IN THE ORDER YOU VISIT
HOTELS AS LISTED OR SIMILAR
1am Leave Tel Aviv on a direct EL AL flight LY 005 to Los Angeles arriving in at 6am – meals served on board.
THE ITINERARY IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND MAY VARY IN THE ORDER YOU VISIT
HOTELS AS LISTED OR SIMILAR
TOUR PRICE: $4,947 per person*
*Based on double occupancy, flying non-stop on El Al (Los Angeles—Tel Aviv—Los Angeles) and 45 participants per bus
TOTAL TOUR PRICE
Per person (two sharing one room $4,947
For single/private room supplement add $1,291
Paying by check subtract $136
SPACE IS LIMITED ONLY A DEPOSIT SECURES YOUR SPOT, APPLY NOW
MEDICAL/TRAVEL INSURANCE
Medical/Travel Insurance available with Trip Assure. For more information, visit: www.tripassure.com
PAYMENTS
Made payable and sent to:
International Heritage Tours
7117 Bathurst St., Suite 200, Thornhill, Ontario, L4J 2J6, Canada
DOCUMENTATION
Please ensure you are in possession of an American Passport valid for at least 6 months after your return from Israel. If you have a passport from another country, it is your responsibility to inquire at the Israeli Consulate if a Visa is required. Entry at destination may be denied despite presenting the required documents.
INCLUDED
NOT INCLUDED
° Single room supplement $1,291
° Drinks as taken
° Extras in hotel
° Items of a personal nature
° Meals not listed in the itinerary
° Travel Insurance
*Based on double occupancy, flying non-stop on El Al (Los Angeles—Tel Aviv—Los Angeles) and 45 participants per bus
TOTAL TOUR PRICE
Per person (two sharing one room $4,947
For single/private room supplement add $1,291
Paying by check subtract $136
SPACE IS LIMITED ONLY A DEPOSIT SECURES YOUR SPOT, APPLY NOW
MEDICAL/TRAVEL INSURANCE
Medical/Travel Insurance available with Trip Assure. For more information, visit: www.tripassure.com
PAYMENTS
Made payable and sent to:
International Heritage Tours
7117 Bathurst St., Suite 200, Thornhill, Ontario, L4J 2J6, Canada
- Participants are required to pay a deposit of $500 per person refundable up until 90 days prior to departure (July 15, 2022) less $150 administrative fee per person.
- From 89 days, the entire deposit is non-refundable (July 16, 2022).
- Full non-refundable final payment is due no later than 60 days prior to departure (August 14, 2022).
DOCUMENTATION
Please ensure you are in possession of an American Passport valid for at least 6 months after your return from Israel. If you have a passport from another country, it is your responsibility to inquire at the Israeli Consulate if a Visa is required. Entry at destination may be denied despite presenting the required documents.
INCLUDED
- Round trip nonstop direct flights on EL AL from LA to Tel Aviv. Return on the new dream liner!
- Airport taxes
- 3% credit card charges
- 9 nights’ accommodation with breakfast & dinner daily in the following select hotels or similar.
- 1 night Dan Panorama Hotel, Tel Aviv (beach)
- 2 nights Ramot Hotel, Golan Heights
- 6 nights Olive Tree Hotel. Jerusalem
- Fish lunch in the Galilee
- Arrival and departure transfers from/to airport (Israel)
- 8 days of sightseeing
- 1 day of leisure in Jerusalem
- Luxury a/c motor coach with free Wi-Fi
- Entrance fees to all the sites included in the itinerary
- Services of an English speaking Govt. licensed tour guide
- Whisper sound system
- Basic gratuity covering guide, driver and hotel staf (a customary ofering will be taken the day before last for guide and driver)
- Porterage of 1 piece of luggage per person in Israel (buses, airport and hotels)
- Current Covid testing in Israel
NOT INCLUDED
° Single room supplement $1,291
° Drinks as taken
° Extras in hotel
° Items of a personal nature
° Meals not listed in the itinerary
° Travel Insurance
**THE ITINERARY IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND MAY VARY IN THE ORDER YOU VISIT**