Bibleland Tour

Monday - Arrival
Day 1 is arrival day. Touring begins the next day, so you can arrive at any time on any flight to Ben Gurion Airport, Tel Aviv.
• Upon arrival to Ben Gurion Airport, Tel Aviv, you will be met by our representative and transferred to your hotel in Jerusalem.
• Overnight in Jerusalem.

Tuesday - Jerusalem
• Start the day at the Israel Museum’s Shrine of the Book with the famous Dead Sea scrolls, then a visit to the beautifully renovated model of the Herodian city of Jerusalem, dating back to the time of the Second Temple.
• Visit Yad Vashem the official memorial to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust, established in 1953, located at the foot of Mt. Hertzl.
• Enjoy Ein Karem; a picturesque village in the south western outskirts of Jerusalem. This small village has great significance in Christian traditions, since this is where according to tradition John the Baptist was born.
• Visit Bethlehem – the birthplace of Jesus at the Church of the Nativity and Manger Square.
• Return to your Jerusalem hotel.

Wednesday - Jerusalem
• Enter the Old City of Jerusalem where you will see the Western Wall and the actual site of the Second Temple, the Temple Mount.
• Walk the Way of the Cross, the Via Dolorosa, to Calvary and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, housing both the traditional site of Crucifixion and the Tomb of the Resurrection.
• To the southwest, just outside the Old City, is Mount Zion, with the traditional tomb of King David and the Room of the Last Supper.
• Enjoy the spectacular panoramic view of Jerusalem - the holy city for each of the world’s three great religions – Christianity, Judaism and Islam, from atop the Mount of Olives.
• Visit the Garden of Gethsemane where Judas betrayed Jesus.
• In the heart of a neighborhood in downtown Jerusalem, visit Mahane Yehuda to experience the flavors, aromas, colors and the traders' interaction with the crowds, at the largest open market in Israel.
• Overnight in Jerusalem.

Thursday - Beit Shean / Golan Heights / Tiberias
• Leave Jerusalem and drive north passing by Jericho, the oldest city in the world.
• Travel through the Jordan Valley and the new settlements to Beit Shean, to visit the excavations of this beautifully preserved Roman city.
• Drive up to the Golan Heights to enjoy an Israeli wine country experience, enjoying a tour, wine tasting and understanding of the wine production process.
• Travel through the Golan, with its Druze villages, former Syrian fortifications and panoramic views of Mount Hermon and into Syria.
• Descend to the Hula Valley and drive to Tiberias on the shores of the Sea of Galilee - regarded as one of the four Holy cities in Judaism, where the Jewish Talmud - the primary source of Jewish religious law - was compiled, with tombs of Rabbis scattered across the city.
• Overnight in Tiberias.

Friday - Sea of Galilee / Nazareth
• Along the shoreline of the Sea of Galilee, proceed to Capernaum, to visit the ruins of the ancient synagogue, the Mount of Beatitudes, traditional site of the ‘Sermon on the Mount’ and Tabgha, the traditional site of the ‘miracle of the loaves and the fish’.
• Optional sailing on a boat across the Sea of Galilee to experience the tranquility and scenery little changed during the past 2000 years (subject to conditions and extra fee if available).
• On to Nazareth to visit the Church of the Annunciation and Christian holy sites.
• Return to Tiberias for overnight.

Saturday - Acre / Haifa / Caesarea / Tel Aviv
• After breakfast drive through the hills of the Galilee, westwards to Acre (Akko) for a visit of the old, famous Crusader stronghold and medieval fortifications.
• Continue to Haifa, ascending Mount Carmel for a panoramic view of the city, including the Baha'i Shrine, Persian Garden, and Haifa Bay.
• Proceed along the Mediterranean coast to Caesarea to visit the Roman Theater and the Crusader fortress at what is known as the “masterpiece of Herod the Great”.
• End the day with a short city tour of Tel Aviv and the ancient port of Jaffa.
• Overnight in Tel Aviv.

Sunday - Free Day (or optional Masada & Dead Sea Tour)
• Day at leisure in Tel Aviv.
Or join an optional day tour to Masada & Dead Sea (not included in the package – subject to fee).
• Overnight in Tel Aviv.

Monday - Departure
• Transfer to Ben Gurion Airport for departure.

Please note that the sequence of the tour and sites visited may be amended due to circumstances at the company’s or the guide’s discretion.


Experience the Holy Land on an unforgettable 7-day guided Bibleland Tour through Israel. This spiritual journey transports you to the heart of biblical history, allowing you to walk in the footsteps of Jesus Christ and stories of other legendary figures and events in Israel.
Begin your adventure in Jerusalem, exploring the sacred sites of the Old City, including the Western Wall, the Via Dolorosa, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the Dome of the Rock. Venture onwards to Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus, and immerse yourself in the story of his birth at the Church of the Nativity.
Journey north to Nazareth and the Sea of Galilee, where he performed many miracles. Visit Capernaum, the center of Jesus's ministry, and stand on the Mount of Beatitudes, where he delivered the Sermon on the Mount.
Your tour will also unveil other significant sites such as Caesarea, Herod’s masterpiece Mediterranean port, Acre’s crusader fortifications Haifa and Tel Aviv-Jaffa, with an optional extra tour to Masada and the Dead Sea, where you can experience the unique sensation of floating in its mineral-rich waters.
Expert guides will enrich your experience with historical context and biblical insights, making the stories of the Bible come to life. This 7-day Bibleland Tour promises an immersive and transformative journey through the Holy Land, leaving you spiritually and intellectually enriched.
What country is the holy land in?
The term "Holy Land" is not associated with a single country. It refers to a region in the Middle East that is significant to three major world religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
The area generally encompasses parts of: Israel and the Palestinian Authority, Jordan and Lebanon.
The specific locations considered holy vary depending on the religion. However, some of the most important sites include:
Jerusalem: Considered holy by all three religions, Jerusalem is home to the Western Wall (important to Judaism), the Church of the Holy Sepulchre (important to Christianity), and the Dome of the Rock (important to Islam).
Bethlehem: Believed to be the birthplace of Jesus, Bethlehem is a major pilgrimage site for Christians.
Hebron: An important city in both Judaism and Islam, Hebron is said to be the burial place of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and their wives.
Nazareth: Considered the childhood home of Jesus, Nazareth is another important pilgrimage destination for Christians.
The Holy Land is a complex and fascinating region with a rich history and religious significance. It is a place of pilgrimage for millions of people from all over the world.


What is Bible land?
The geographic region referred to in the Bible: This is a historical territory roughly encompassing modern-day Israel, the Palestinian Authority, Jordan, Lebanon and southwestern Syria. The area is considered holy by followers of Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and the Baha'i Faith.

Why Israel is called Holy Land?
The term "Holy Land" for Israel stems from its deep religious significance for multiple faiths, primarily Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Here's a breakdown by religion:
Judaism: The Hebrew term for Holy Land is "Eretz HaKodesh," and the concept is central to their beliefs. The Tanakh, the Hebrew Bible, refers to the land as being divinely given to the Israelites by God as part of a covenant.
Christianity: Christians consider the Holy Land sacred due to its association with Jesus' life. It's believed to be the place of his birth, ministry, crucifixion, and resurrection. Many Christian pilgrimage sites are located there, including the Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Islam: Jerusalem holds importance in Islam as well. The Dome of the Rock, a holy shrine, is believed to be the site where Prophet Muhammad ascended to heaven.
So, "Holy Land" reflects the deep reverence this region holds for these Abrahamic religions due to significant historical and religious events that occurred there.