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EGYPT -
JORDAN - ISRAEL
INTO THE PROMISED LAND TOUR
15
DAYS /
12
NIGHTS
SPIRITUAL JOURNEY TO THE LAND OF EGYPT, JORDAN AND
ISRAEL
MONDAY DEPARTURES / TUESDAY ARRIVALS IN CAIRO
Contact Us
to Book your Space on this Tour
Highly recommended:
1 Day pre arrival
in Cairo
Due to the length of this
journey and in order to
ease the effects of jet
lag before the first day of sightseeing begins,
we
strongly recommend arriving in Cairo 1 day before the
tour starts - on Monday instead of Tuesday. This will
allow you to rest, relax and adjust to the time
difference so you can start fresh on Tuesday evening,
when the tour officially starts. We have negotiated an
amazing rate for our
travelers
for this extra night
including meals (breakfast and dinner) and
private transfer from Cairo airport to your hotel -
all for a total of $85 per person in double room. When
registering for the tour, please advise us whether you
choose to book this extra night and your agent
will be happy to
arrange this pre-stay in
Cairo
Day 1: Monday – Departure
Our journey starts today as you depart on your flight
to Egypt – to the land of the Pharos.
Sit back, relax and enjoy your flight, and prepare
yourself for a life-changing experience.
Meals
included:
Meals on Board
Overnight:
On Board
Day 2: Tuesday - “Ahlan
Wa Sahlan” - Welcome to Egypt - the Land of Pharos
Upon
arrival in Cairo and after passport control, you will
be met by our Cairo representative. A private
transfer is included from the airport to your hotel.
Our hotel is conveniently located only 1.5 miles away
from one of the Wonders of the Ancient World, the
Great Pyramid of Giza. Check-in at the hotel,
unpack and rest.
In the
evening we will meet our Egyptologist tour
guide-escort and traveling companions for a welcome
dinner and orientation meeting.
Arrival private transfer
included:
Complimentary
Meals included:
Full Buffett
Dinner
Lodging:
Cairo,
Giza Pyramids
Park
Evening Activity: Optional Pyramids Sound &
Light Show ($40 pp)
Pyramids
Sound and Light
show should be reserved before your departure and paid
directly in Egypt
Day 3:
Wednesday – Discovering Egypt's Ancient Civilization
Pyramids / Sphinx / Enter Inside the Great
Pyramid/ Camel Ride / Egyptian Museum / Old Cairo /
Coptic Cairo
After breakfast, meet our Egyptologist tour guide and
start our first touring day in Egypt. Our first
stop will be at the Pyramids of Giza.
A visit to the 3 Giza Pyramids is on every world
traveler's must-see list.
Cheops Pyramid, the largest
of the three, was built in the 3rd dynasty about 2690
B.C. and is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient
World. In front of the Pyramids of Chephren,
we will find the
the colossal statue
of the Great Sphinx, which has stood guard over
the pyramids for more than 4,500 years. The Sphinx
carved from a single piece of stone; it is a lion with
a Pharaoh’s head thought to be a portrait of the
Pharaoh Chephren.
We will have the privilege
to get inside
the
Great
Pyramid
to discover the burial chamber. The burial chamber
consists of an
emptily Sarcophagus (7.3 ft by 3.75 ft) with smooth
walls and a polished ceiling. The floor is made with
blocks of pink granites which cover 50 sq meters.
During our Pyramids visit you will have a chance to
ride a camel around the pyramids
(complimentary).
This is your opportunity to have your
postcard photo riding a camel with the pyramids on the
background.
Next, We will drive into Old Cairo to explore
the City’s cultural landmarks that span three
millennium of Egyptian history.
Discover the greatest collection of
Pharaonic treasures in the world at the famous
Egyptian Museum. See the unique
collection of Pharaonic art, starting with the Old
Kingdom Collection, on to the Middle and New Kingdom
galleries and Greco-Roman periods and the famous
Tut-Ankh-Amon treasures. Continue to Coptic
Cairo, where we will visit the
famous Suspended Church
(Hanging Church), dating to the
late 4th and early 5th century. This basilica was
named "Al-Mu'allaqah" because it was built atop the
south gate of the Fortress of Babylon. Continue to the
Church of St. Sergius, a 5th century Coptic
Church. This basilica is built on the cave in which
the Holy Family stayed and is regarded by visitors as
a source of blessing. As we stroll along, we will come
to the recently restored Synagogue of Ben Ezra,
which marks the place where Moses was saved by the
water girl of Pharaoh.
This is
the
oldest Jewish synagogue in Egypt built in 882 AC.
Return to our hotel for dinner.
Meals
included:
Full Buffett
Breakfast and Dinner
Lodging:
Cairo,
Giza Pyramids
Park
Evening Activity:
Optional
Nile Dinner Cruise with
Show ($55 pp including transfers)
Nile Dinner Cruise
should
be reserved before your departure
and paid directly in Egypt
Day 4: Thursday – Into the
Wilderness / Tracing the Route of the Exodus
Sinai Desert / Marah by the Red Sea
/
Elim / Rephidim / Mt.
Sinai
/ Dinner
in a
Bedouin
Tent
After Breakfast we will
travel east heading towards the wilderness of the
Sinai Peninsula and the
Land of Goshen tracing the Route of the
Biblical Exodus
(Genesis16-18). We will drive via the
tunnel underneath the Suez Cannel to the west
branch of the Red Sea.
Our first
stop will be Marah by the Red Sea,
the desert springs along the shore of
the Red Sea, where the children of Israel found the
waters bitter.
Continue
to Elim and visit the desert
oasis and the possible sites where the 12 wells and 70
Palm Trees were found during the
children of Israel's
journey to the Promised Land.
We then travel along the western Sinai
coast to Wadi Feiran (Rephidim),
the desert valley where
the Children of Israel fought against the
Amalekites.
From here we can see
Mount Serbal, the possible site where Moses
held his arms up for victory.
We head inland heading
towards the granite mountains of Mt. Sinai and
Wadi el Raha. Raha in
Arabic means "rest" and according to tradition this is
the area where the Israelites camped and the golden
calf was forged (Exodus 32). In the afternoon
we will
arrive at our hotel near Mt. Sinai and St. Catherine's
Monastery.
This evening we will enjoy
an authentic Bedouin dinner in a Bedouin tent.
Please note: the options for accommodation in
the remote area of Mt. Sinai are very limited.
Although not equivalent in quality to the other hotels
we use along this tour, the hotel we use is the best
in the area.
Meals
included:
Full Buffett
Breakfast and Dinner
Lodging:
Mt. Sinai,
Morgen Land Village
Hotel
Night Activity:
Optional
Climb to Mt. Sinai. For
those who wish to climb Mt. Sinai, please bring warm
clothing
and comfortable walking shoes
for the ascent.
Optional
Camel ride is available
up to
1/3 of the Mt. and can be arranged at the spot with
your tour guide for $25 per person
Day 5: Friday – From Mt.
Sinai to the Red Sea and the Mountains of Edom
Climb Mt. Sinai / St. Catherine Monastery / Taba
Border / Eilat /Cross to Jordan / Aqaba
At day break, those who desire and are
physically capable,
will depart for a memorable early
ascent to
Jebel Musa –
Mt. Sinai (about 6,900-ft)
walking in the
footsteps of Moses and the devoted pilgrims who
tread this route centuries earlier.
You may choose to ride a
camel part way, stopping at one of the stations to
take in the scenery along the climb to the summit (750
steps).
We should reach the summit
just before dawn in time to witness its incredible
sunrise and splendid views.
We
will enjoy a time of praise and unforgettable,
breathtaking views of the Sinai wilderness. As
we read from the Book of Genesis we remember
that this is the place where Moses met the Lord
in the Burning Bush and where he received the
Ten Commandments.
Descending the mountain we
return to the hotel to rejoin the rest of our group
for breakfast.
We spend the later part of
the morning touring the beautiful and unique
Monastery of St. Catherine, taking in its
fascinating and
interesting
sights and exceptional
history. St.
Catherine's Monastery was constructed by the Roman
Emperor Justinian (527 and 565 AD). It is built
around what was thought to be Moses' Burning Bush. The
Greek Orthodox church building is the oldest
continuously used church building in the world.
Leaving the Mt. Sinai area
we
will head towards the eastern shores of the Sinai
Peninsula and on the Red Sea
on our way north to the
Taba Border (Egypt / Israel border). After
crossing, meet our Eilat representative and welcome to
Israel. We will take a short city tour in Eilat
– Israel’s southernmost town on the Red Sea. Arive at
the Arava Border (Israel / Jordan southern
border).Cross to Jordan and meet with our Jordanian
tour guide - Welcome to Jordan.
A
short drive from the border (15 minutes) lays the
resort city of Aqaba on the Red Sea. We will
check in at our 5 star resort hotel for dinner and
overnight. Free evening to enjoy the hotel's
facilities or just
rest,
relax and enjoy the Red Sea and the tranquil town of
Aqaba.
Meals
included:
Full Buffett
Breakfast and Dinner
Lodging:
Aqaba,
Mövenpick Resort
Day 6: Saturday – Exploring the Nabatean
Treasure City of Petra
Full Day in Petra / Arrive in Amman, Jordan's
capital
After breakfast we will drive along the
king’s highway to Wadi Musa – the
Jordanian village located at the entrance to the
ancient city of Petra -
one of the world’s greatest
archaeological sites and today's
one of the Seven
Wonders of the Ancient World.
The 2,000-year old
ancient
city of Petra. Known as the red rock city,
Petra was the ancient capital of the Nabateans
from the 3rd century BC to the 2nd century AC. Carved
by the Nabataeans out of solid rock, Petra was
forgotten for hundreds of years until it was
rediscovered in 1812. At the entrance to Petra
travelers are offered the option to ride a horse for
800m - from the visitors centre to the entrance of the
dramatic “Siq” ( canyon). From the entrance to the Siq
there is a 1,250 meter walk to the 1st monument “The
treasury”. Throughout most of the day we will explore
Petra’s incredible structures: the treasury, the field
of tombs, the obelisks and the altar, and much more.
In the late afternoon we will drive north to Amman
– Jordan’s capital and largest city. Check in and
dinner at our hotel.
Meals
included:
Full Buffett
Breakfast and Dinner
Lodging:
Amman,
Le Méridien Amman
Day 7: Sunday
– Crossing to Israel - Into the Promised Land
Madaba/ Mt. Nebo / Cross to Israel / Jericho / Old
Jaffa / Tel Aviv
After breakfast we head to the biblical town of
Madaba. Madaba is best known for its Byzantine and
Umayyad mosaics and for its Greek Orthodox Church
of St. George. Here we will view the earliest
original map of the Holy Land. We continue to the
biblical Mt. Nebo from which Moses viewed the
Promise Land. Mt. Nebo, believed to be the site of the
tomb of Moses, commands a spectacular view
across the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea.
We will drive by Bethany beyond the Jordan,
where John the Baptist is purported to have
baptized Jesus and cross to Israel via the Allenby
Bridge (Jordan/ Israel Central border) to meet our
Israeli tour guide. As we enter into Israel we
remember Joshua as he led the Children of
Israel on this exact path - into the Promised
Land.
Passing by Jericho we will drive westward all
the way to the Mediterranean
Sea and arrive in Tel
Aviv - Israel’s largest and most modern city.
Check in at
the Dan Panorama hotel, conveniently located in
the heart of Tel Aviv, on the shore of the
Mediterranean Sea,
10
minutes walking distance
from
famous
Old Town Jaffa and the
artistic neighborhood of Neve Tzedek. Free time
to rest and relax at your hotel room or stroll the Tel
Aviv sidewalk and enjoy your first evening in Israel.
After dinner, enjoy a free
escorted night tour to Old Jaffa with your expert tour
guide:
For those who would
like to explore Old Town Jaffa at night, meet
with your tour guide after dinner. After a short walk
on the
famous Tel Aviv sidewalk
we will arrive in Jaffa and walk
through the narrow passages of Old Jaffa,
believed to be the oldest port city in
the world.
See the amazing St. Peter Church at night and
take a
spectacular
view of Tel Aviv Shoreline
from Jaffa’s Hilltop. Peter came to Joppa from
Lydda to raise Tabitha (Dorcas) from the dead
(Acts 9:36-42). While in Jaffa, the apostle stayed at
the house of Simon the Tanner. The Church of St. Peter
marks the traditional site of Peter’s vision of the
great sheet.
Meals
included:
Full Buffett
Breakfast and Dinner
Lodging:
Tel
Aviv, Dan Panorama Hotel
Evening Activity:
Free
escorted tour to Old Jaffa after dinner
Day 8: Monday – From Tel Aviv to the
Sea Galilee via the Mediterranean
coast
& the Valley of
Armageddon
Tel Aviv / Coastal Plains / Caesarea / Mt.
Carmel / Megiddo / Nazareth / Sea of Galilee / Tiberia
After an early breakfast we start our Holy Land tour
heading north to the Sea of Galilee. We will
have a relaxing drive along the beautiful coast of the
Mediterranean Sea
and stop at Caesarea Maritime (Acts 9.30
Acts 10 24-48), which was the
center of early Christians. Here Cornelius the
Centurion and his household were saved and baptized
(Acts 10), and it was also here where Paul made his
defense before Festus and King Agrippa prior to his
final journey to Rome (Acts 25 & 26). Next, we will
stop at Mount Carmel (Muchraka), where Elijah
issued his challenge to the False Prophets. Then on to
Megiddo (1 Kings 4.28, 9,15, 2 Kings 23,29
& Revel. 16.16), and the Valley of
Armageddon (Revelation 16), to see the remains
from Solomon's days, and view the site where the
Battle of Armageddon will be fought. We continue along
the Jezerel valley to visit the town of
Nazareth (Luke 1.26, 4.16-29, Matthew 2.23).
We will take in an unforgettable view of the city of
Nazareth
from the top of Mt. Precipice,
also
known as Mount of Precipitation, or Mount of the Leap
of the Lord. It is believed to be the site of the
rejection of Jesus, described on Luke 4:29-30. (* If
time permits we will also visit the Church of the
Annunciation). we
drive to Cana of
Galilee,
where Jesus performed his first public
miracle - the turning of water into wine at a wedding
feast
(John 2.1-11).
We will end our first day of touring
Israel by driving through
the Lower Galilee
region to the beautiful Sea of Galilee and the
town of Tiberia.
Our
centrally located hotel is situated right on the
town’s center and on the shores of the Sea of Galilee.
Check in and
dinner at our hotel.
Enjoy
a free evening to walk along the shores of the Sea of
Galilee and explore the town of Tiberia.
Meals
included:
Full
Buffett
Breakfast and Dinner
Lodging:
Sea of Galilee,
Leonardo Plaza Tiberia (Former Sheraton
Tiberia)
Day 9: Tuesday – Discovering the Sea of
Galilee,
the Upper Galilee
and the Golan Heights
Sail on the Sea of Galilee / "Jesus Boat"
/Golan Heights / Upper Galilee / Caesarea Philippi /
Yardenit
Today we will discover the tranquil Galilee region
and the beautiful Golan Heights. After
breakfast we will board a wooden boat and sail on
of the Sea of Galilee as the disciples did 2,000
years ago. We will dock at Kibbutz Nof Geonsar and
visit the “Ancient Jesus Boat” - the remains of
a 2,000 year old boat that was discovered in 1986.
This boat was used at the time of Jesus and his
disciples. Next, we will drive up to the beautiful
Golan Heights and learn about the ancient Jewish
settlements in this region. We will visit Banias
- ancient Caesarea Philippi (Matt. 16.13
and Mark 8.27), where Jesus said “on this rock I
will built my Church”. We will drive through the
natural Hula Valley and the Upper Galilee
region back to the Sea of Galilee.
We conclude this remarkable day with a visit to
Yardenit – the
wonderful
baptismal site on the
Jordan River. Return to our hotel for dinner.
Meals
included:
Full Buffett
Breakfast
and Dinner
Lodging:
Sea of Galilee,
Leonardo Plaza Tiberia (Former Sheraton
Tiberia)
Optional:
Baptism in the Jordan River
Day 10: Wednesday – Jesus’ Early
Ministry along the Sea of Galilee and the Jordan
River
Mount of Beatitudes / Tabgha / Capernaum /
Beth Shean / Dead Sea / Free time to float & enjoy the
resort
Today we will experience the area of Jesus’ early
ministry around the Sea of Galilee. After
breakfast we will drive along the shores of the Sea of
Galilee and visit the Mount of Beatitudes
(Matt. 5,6,7,8), where Jesus preached the Sermon on
the Mount.
We will visit the famous
chapel,
constructed
in 1939 by the noted architect Antonio
Barluzzi
and enjoy the breathtaking view.
We will
continue to
Tabgha - the site of the Feeding of the 5,000
and Primacy of Peter (Matt. 13, Mark .33-45, & John
21). Here we will visit the Church of
Multiplication with its 4th century mosaic floor.
Continue on to the 2,000 year old remains of
Capernaum (Matt. 4.13 13.54, 17.24, Luke 7, Mark
1.2, John 4.46-54). Here we can stand in what is left
of the synagogue in which Jesus ministered. It was
from this city that Jesus did most of his Galilean
ministry, where he performed many miracles, and where
Peter's mother-in-law lived and was healed. From here
we will drive south along the Beth Shean valley
and the ancient city of Beth Shean (Mark
5.20, 7.31) for an overview of this remarkable
archeological site. It was here that after defeating
Saul and his sons on Mount Gilboa, the
Philistines hanged their bodies on the walls of Beth
Shean (1 Samuel 31). We will drive through the
Jordanian Valley pass the city of Jericho
and arrive at the lowest place on earth - the Dead
Sea. We will check in at our hotel, located on the
shores of the Dead Sea. After check in and before
dinner we will enjoy relaxing free time at our
wonderful Dead Sea resort hotel,
conveniently located on the shores of the
Dead Sea.
Walk to the beach and float in the salty water of the
Dead Sea and take a dip in the beautiful swimming pool
of our resort hotel. You can also
take this opportunity to
enjoy the Dead Sea famous mud and mineral treatments
at our hotel's spa.
Meals included:
Full Buffett
Breakfast
and Dinner
Lodging:
Daniel Dead Sea Resort
and Spa
Optional:
Mud, mineral and Spa treatments at the
5 star Daniel resort & spa hotel
Day 11: Thursday – Exploring the Dead
Sea and the Judean Desert / Arrive in
Jerusalem
Dead Sea / Masada/ Ein
Gedi / Qumran / Jerusalem /
Mount of Olives
/
Garden of Gethsemane
Today we will explore the Dead Sea and the Judean
desert region and its biblical and historical sites.
After breakfast we will drive along the shores of the
Dead Sea to visit one of the most spectacular sites in
Israel –
the 1,500 feet mountaintop fortress of Masada.
Built by King Herod, Masada is famous for being the
last stronghold of the Jewish rebellion against the
Romans. We will ascend to Masada by cable car
and discover the 1st century Synagogue, Herod’s
Bathhouse and many other sites. We will continue along
the shores of the Dead Sea for a look out on the oasis
of Ein Gedi, where David hid in a cave when
running from Saul (1 Samuel 23). It was here that
David composed several of his Psalms. Next, we will
visit Qumran and walk through the ruins of this
ancient Essene community. In this spot, an amazing
cache of ancient biblical texts were discovered in
1947 - commonly called the Dead Sea Scrolls.
From here we will ascend to Jerusalem – the
holy city of Zion. Upon arriving in Jerusalem we will
head to the top of the Mount of
Olives to stand where the Lord ascended into
heaven (Acts 1). From the Mount of Olives we take in a
breathtaking panoramic view of the city across the
Kidron Valley to the Eastern Gate where the
Prince of Peace will enter (Ezekiel 44). We will pass
by Pater Noster Church and visit Dominus
Flevit where “the Lord wept” as he beheld the Holy
City. We will take the Palm Sunday Road down to
the Garden of Gethsemane where we will see
2,000 year old olive trees that date back to the time
of Christ. We will end
our day and continue to our centrally located hotel
for check in and dinner. Our hotel is conveniently
located walking distance from the old city Jerusalem
as well as from the city center. Free time to rest,
relax and enjoy your first evening in Jerusalem.
Meals
included:
Full
Buffett
Breakfast and Dinner
Lodging:
Jerusalem,
Leonardo Plaza (Former Sheraton Plaza
Jerusalem)
Day 12: Friday - The
Stones of Your Heritage:
Temple
Mount in Jesus times,
Jerusalem Old & New City
"Yad Vashem"
Holocaust Museum/
Temple Mount Archeological Excavations
/ Southern Wall / Southern Steps
/
Davidson Center
/ Western Wall /Jewish
Quarter/ Mt. Zion/ Upper Room/ Tomb of King David
Today we walk where Jesus walked.
Following breakfas
we
will head to the new city and Mt. Herzl area
for an emotional visit of the newly renovated
Holocaust Museum - "Yad Vashem".
We will return to the Old City
and
enter the Old City via the Dung Gate and visit
the Southern Temple Mount archeological
excavations. Here we will visit the “Southern
Steps” - the archaeological reconstruction of the
Temple Steps where Jesus walked so often. From here
Jesus entered the Temple Mount and drove out
the vendors and money changers who were exploiting the
people. We will visit the unearthed southern end of
the western wall, the paved street and the
Robinson’s arch. At the Davidson Center museum
we will view a fascinating documentary of the
excavation and a 10 minutes film describing a visit of
a pilgrim to the second temple – to better understand
what the Temple was like in Jesus times. We will
continue our old city exploration and walk through the
historic Jewish Quarter all the way to Mt.
Zion. Here we will visit the Tomb of King David
and worship in the Upper Room (Luke 22) - the
traditional site where Jesus instituted the Lord’s
supper and where later Thomas cried, "My Lord and my
God”. In the late afternoon we will return to the
Western Wall plaza and visit the Western Wall
(“Wailing Wall”) – the holiest site in Judaism and one
of the original ancient walls that retained the
Temple. We will have some free time to experience this
holy site, to pray at the wall and to sense the
importance of this site to the Jewish and Christian
people just before the entrance of the Shabbat. Return
to our hotel for a festive Shabbat dinner.
Meals
included:
Full
Buffett
Breakfast and Dinner
Lodging:
Jerusalem,
Leonardo Plaza (Former Sheraton
Plaza Jerusalem)
Day 13: Saturday - City of
Zion - Past, Present and Future: Jerusalem Old City
and
Bethlehem
Lions’ Gate /
Via Delarosa /St.
Anne Church
/
Pool of Bethesda/Judgment
Hall of Pilate
/Church of the Holy Sepulcher/ Christian Quarter/
Knesset /
Bethlehem/ Church of the Nativity/ Shepherd’s Field/
Garden Tomb
Following breakfast, we will enter to Old City via the
Lions’ Gate. The Lions’ Gate, located in the
eastern wall of the Old City is the entrance marks the
beginning of the last walk of
Jesus
from
prison to
the crucifixion
- the Via Delarosa. We will start our walk
along the Stations of the Cross to visit the
St. Anne Church and the Pool of Bethesda.
Continue to the Judgment Hall of Pilate all the
way to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher (Matt.
27. 33-57, 28.10). After lunch
time we will enjoy some free time to rest and shop at
the colorful Christian Quarter bazaars.
We will drive through the new city of Jerusalem and
pass by the Knesset - Israel’s parliament and
continue to Bethlehem to visit the Church of
the Nativity (Luke 2: 1-7). We venture out to the
Shepherd’s Field, referenced in Luke 2:8-20,
where an angel appeared to announce the birth of
Jesus. We will end our touring day visiting the
Garden Tomb, where we will celebrate the
resurrection with a time of prayer (Luke 23). We will
end the day by driving back to our hotel for our great
farewell dinner. We will share food with our new
friends and be inspired by all the memories from our
journey - memories that will last a lifetime.
Meals
included:
Full
Buffett
Breakfast and Dinner
Lodging:
Jerusalem,
Leonardo Plaza (Former Sheraton Plaza
Jerusalem)
Day 14: Sunday – Enjoy a free day in Jerusalem
/ Saying Goodbye / Transfer back to the Airport &
Departure
After breakfast and by 12
noon, check out from your hotel and store your luggage
at the hotel storage room to enjoy a free day in
Jerusalem. Take this opportunity to experience the
special atmosphere of Jerusalem. Our hotel is
conveniently located within a walking distance from
the Old City as well as the city center. You might
choose to return to the Old City to walk again
through the biblical sites and the colorful bazaars,
or head to the city center and walk along the Ben
Yehuda Street to experience the authentic
Jerusalem restaurants and shops. Our knowledgeable
staff will be more than happy to suggest some other
sites for you to explore on your own, such as the
newly renovated Israel museum and the shrine of
the book and much more. After dinner (not
included) the group will meet at the hotel lobby for
our evening departure transfer back to Tel Aviv's Ben
Gurion Airport (40-60 minutes drive). Your departure
transfer is fully escorted by your tour guide.
Meals included:
Full Buffett Breakfast
Departure transfer
included:
Complimentary
(*
for night flights departures only)
* please note: departure
transfer from your Jerusalem hotel to the airport at
the end of the tour will be provided for travelers
flying on night flights only - Continental, U.S
Airways, ELAL and Delta.
Day 15: Monday – Arrival
Arrive this morning back in the U.S.A and start
planning your next trip to the Holy Land........
Important notes:
* If you need to arrive
back in the U.S on Sunday, you will have to take a
Sunday morning flight out of Tel Aviv.
» If your flight departs
from Tel Aviv on Sunday morning you will be back in
the U.S. on the same day (Sunday).
» If your flight departs
on Sunday evening/night, you will arrive back in the
U.S. the following day (Monday).
Transfers
» Arrival transfer in
Cairo is always included if your flight arrives on
Tuesday (anytime)
» Return transfer is
included for Sunday night flight departures only. If
your flight departs on Sunday morning departure
transfer will not be included. Please check with us
for departure transfer information and rates.
» It is a 40-60 minutes drive from Jerusalem back to
Tel Aviv airport
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