Begin your journey in the ancient port city of Jaffa, one of the oldest cities in the world and a place deeply connected to biblical memory, early Christian tradition, and the Mediterranean story of the Holy Land.

Walk through Old Jaffa, visit St. Peter’s Church, and continue to Jaffa Port, connected to traders, pilgrims, and biblical journeys across the sea. The day also includes the color and energy of Carmel Market and the Tel Aviv Promenade before continuing to Caesarea National Park, where Roman history and early Christian tradition meet through the stories of Cornelius, Peter, and Paul.

Highlights include:
✔ Old Jaffa ✔ St. Peter’s Church ✔ Jaffa Port ✔ Carmel Market ✔ Tel Aviv Promenade ✔ Caesarea National Park

Optional experience:
✔ Tel Aviv Graffiti Tour

Overnight: Tel Aviv

Travel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, one of the most important cities in the Christian world. Begin with the Mount of Olives, where sweeping views over the Old City help place the biblical landscape, sacred sites, and spiritual meaning of Jerusalem into context.

Continue to the Garden of Gethsemane and the Pools of Bethesda before entering the Old City. Walk sections of the Via Dolorosa, visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and explore the Christian Quarter. The day also includes the Western Wall and Jerusalem Bazaar, connecting Christian heritage with the broader religious and cultural life of the city.

Highlights include:
✔ Mount of Olives ✔ Garden of Gethsemane ✔ Pools of Bethesda ✔ Via Dolorosa ✔ Church of the Holy Sepulchre ✔ Christian Quarter ✔ Western Wall ✔ Jerusalem Bazaar

Overnight: Tel Aviv

Today explores the biblical landscapes of the Judean foothills, where stories from both the Old and New Testaments are connected to the land itself. Begin at Tel Azekah, the archaeological mound overlooking the Valley of Elah, traditionally associated with the battlefield of David and Goliath.

From the summit, look across the valley described in the Book of Samuel and imagine the setting where the armies of Israel and the Philistines faced one another. Continue to Emmaus Nicopolis, connected to the Gospel of Luke and the appearance of Jesus to two disciples after the resurrection. The site preserves remains from early Christian pilgrimage and Byzantine tradition.

Highlights include:
✔ Tel Azekah ✔ Valley of Elah Viewpoint ✔ Emmaus Nicopolis

Optional experience:
✔ Beit Guvrin National Park

Tour ends: Tel Aviv