Experience a spiritual journey through the Holy Land and Jordan, visiting sacred sites such as the Sea of Galilee, Petra, Amman, and Jerusalem. This 13-day pilgrimage offers opportunities for prayer, reflection, and exploration of biblical history, following in the footsteps of prophets and apostles across Israel and Jordan. Walk where Jesus walked and bring the bible to life!
11h 35m
Dinner and overnight in Tel-Aviv area.
Travel to Caesarea Maritima, an impressive Roman aqueduct city that once served as a major port and was an important center in biblical times. Its where Paul gave the first defense of the church and where Peter baptized the first gentile.
Visit Mount Carmel, where Elijah challenged the prophets of Baal, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding area. Time for prayer and reflections.
Proceed to Megiddo, the biblical site of Armageddon, where you can explore the archaeological remains and learn about its historical significance.
Begin the day with a serene sail on the Sea of Galilee, reflecting on the biblical events that took place on these waters.
Visit Capernaum, where Jesus taught in the synagogue seeing also the house of Peter's mother-in-law.
Explore Magdala, the hometown of Mary Magdalene, with archaeological remains of the first-century synagogue.
Breakfast and check-out. Drive into Jordan where we would be welcomed by our Jordanian guide and driver.
Our first visit will be Mt Nebo from where Moses viewed the promised land not being allowed to enter it.
Today we visit Petra the ancient Nabatean city carved out in its mountains and valleys, one of the most spectacular archaeologic sites in the world. There are some traditions that put Paul in Petra during his retreat into the Arabian desert and others that mark the Magi route to Bethlehem along the famous incense road that went through Petra. We walk into the city along the Siq colorful rock formation reaching the Treasury after which we see The Roman theatre and ruins. Self-lunch arrangements.
Breakfast and check-out. Drive back to Israel.
Visit Shepherd field where we will have time for prayer and reflection.
This morning we visit the Wailing wall followed by the visit of the Western Wall tunnels seeing the immense stone foundation of the 2nd Temple built by Herod.
Visit the Western Wall tunnels seeing the immense stone foundation of the 2nd Temple built by Herod.
Our exploration leads us to the Pool of Bethesda and St. Anne's Church, where Jesus performed healing miracles, inspiring reflection on the power of faith.
Depart this morning to Masada along the shores of the Dead Sea. Visit Masada exploring the ancient fortress with breathtaking views and history.
Pass by Ein Gedi Oasis as we drive to visit Qumran.
Visit Qumran where the Essene lived and wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Proceed to Jericho for self-arranged lunch, followed by visit of Tel Jericho where the walls fell before the Israelites.
Visit Tel Jericho where the walls fell before the Israelites.
End the day at the Shores of the Dead Sea for a dip in its unique mineral water.
Finish the day with a visit to the Southern Steps and explore the archaeological excavations to include the streets of Jerusalem from the time of Christ walking where Jesus walked, then seeing the southern steps and southern gates that led into the Temple, it is the setting where Jesus healed the blind man and from where Peter gave his sermon after Pentecost. Return to our hotel.
Start with a visit of the Pool of Siloam and newly opened Pilgrimage Road.
Our next stop will be at the Israeli Museum seeing the Model city of Jerusalem on scale of 1:50 showing Jerusalem that Jesus knew, followed by visit of the Shrine of the Book seeing the Dead Sea Scrolls. Self-lunch arrangements.
This afternoon we visit Gethsemane and the Garden of Gethsemane where we would have time for prayer and reflection over Jesus’ passion in the Garden. Return to our hotel.
Dinner and overnight in Jerusalem.
This morning, we return to Mt. Zion visiting St. Peter in Gallicantu, the home of the High Priest, Caiaphas.
We continue to Ecce Homo, the site named after Pontius Pilate’s words, 'Behold the man.' Here we will see the Stone Pavement 'Litho-Stratos,' which may have been part of the Roman fortress where Jesus was held before his crucifixion.
Finally, we make our way to the Garden Tomb, where Jesus was buried and later resurrected.
Enjoy Farewell dinner at local restaurant on the way to the airport for our departure flight.
Day schedule on departure day is subject to change depending on flight details. You have to be at the airport 3 hours prior the flight.