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DETAILS OF THE TRIP ARE:
Flight: Round Trip Flight from Newark, NJ to Israel.
Hotels: First Class Hotels:
- 2 night on the shore of the Mediterranean
- 3 nights on the shore of Galilee
- 4 nights in Jerusalem
Touring: Touring the sites of Israel in a comfortable private bus with a Biblically-knowledgeable tour guide.
Price: $4,225.00 per person based on double occupancy, excluding airfare
Private room supplement: $1,400.00
Includes:
- Hotels; porterage at hotels & airports,
- Deluxe private motor coach, and group airport transfers,
- Expert government-licensed English speaking tour guide,
- Tips and Gratiuities,
- Entry to all our sites and activities, headsets,
- Full Israeli breakfast & dinner daily,
- Private farewell dinner at the hotel.
Does NOT include:
- Airfare,
- Expenses of a personal nature,
- Travel and/or medical insurance (required),
- Any other item not mentioned above.
Day 1 –February 27, 2026
Arrival at Ben Gurion airport and drive to Jaffa for a walking tour of the old Jaffa City. Check in to your hotel. Dinner at the hotel. Dinner and overnight: Tel Aviv hotel.
Day 2 – February 28, 2026
Breakfast at the hotel.
Peres Center for Peace and Innovation: Discover the spirit of Israel through the legacy of Shimon Peres—where peace, technology, and Jewish values meet. Overlooking the sea in Jaffa, the Peres Center offers an inspiring journey through Israeli innovation, showcasing groundbreaking achievements and powerful peace initiatives. A thought-provoking and uplifting experience that connects past, present, and future.
Independence Trail: Stroll through the heart of Tel Aviv and follow the golden trail where Israel’s modern history began. From the Declaration of Independence at Dizengoff House to hidden gems of the first Hebrew city, this guided walk blends heritage, culture, and the pioneering spirit that shaped a nation.
Carmel Market – Taste, Explore, Wander: Explore Tel Aviv’s bustling Carmel Market with a tour and your personal Shuk Bite card—your passport to sample delicious local treats. Soak up the atmosphere, meet vendors, and enjoy freedom to wander, taste, and discover the market's magic on your own.
Graffiti Tour – Art in the Shadow of October 7: Walk the streets where walls speak louder than words. This powerful graffiti tour reveals how Israeli artists have responded to the events of October 7—through raw, moving, and defiant street art. A journey through pain,resilience, unity, and hope, captured in color on the walls of Tel Aviv and Florence. Dinner on own. Overnight: Tel Aviv.
Day 3 – March 1, 2026: Breakfast at the hotel & check out
ANU Museum – The Story of the Jewish People: Step into the rich, diverse, and ever-evolving story of the Jewish people at ANU Museum in Tel Aviv. Through cutting-edge exhibits and powerful narratives, discover the global Jewish experience—from ancient roots to modern identity, from exile to innovation—all under one roof.
Caesarea – A Walk Through Time: Step into history with a peaceful stroll through the ancient port city of Caesarea. Marvel at the remnants of Roman grandeur—mighty aqueducts, grand theaters, and sun-drenched shores—where the past meets the present in breathtaking harmony.
Acre – A City of Cultures and Legends: Wander through the historic streets of Acre, where ancient Crusader walls, vibrant markets, and the scent of spices fill the air. Explore this UNESCO World Heritage site, where Jewish, Muslim, Christian, and Crusader histories intertwine, offering a unique glimpse into centuries of shared heritage. Proceed to Tiberais & check in to your hotel. Dinner and overnight: Tiberias.
Day 4 –March 2, 2026 - Purim begins at sundown at Mount Bental: Stand atop Mount Bental, a historic peak in the Golan Heights, offering panoramic views of Israel, Syria, and the surrounding region. Explore the remnants of military bunkers while reflecting on the strategic significance of this site, where history and beauty blend. It’s a place to connect with the land and ponder the resilience of Israel, especially in light of recent challenges.
Tour of Golan Heights: Explore the rugged terrain of the Golan Heights! Traverse winding trails and historical battlegrounds while soaking in breathtaking views of the region's beauty. Along the way, we'll reflect on Israel's resilience, particularly in light of recent challenges, as we
experience the raw strength and spirit of the land.
Druze hospitality & lunch: Experience the warmth of Druze hospitality with a delicious, home-cooked meal in a Druze village. Savor traditional dishes, full of fresh ingredients and rich flavors, while learning about the unique culture and traditions of this welcoming community. It’s a perfect opportunity to share in the spirit of connection, tradition, and friendship.
Boutique winery including tastings: Enjoy a guided tour of the vineyards, learn about the winemaking process, and indulge in a wine tasting experience that reflects the essence of Israel’s agricultural richness. A perfect way to relax and appreciate the flavors of the land. Dinner and overnight: Tiberias.
Day 5 - March 3, 2026 - Purim ends at nightfall
Visit Azizo: Nestled in Moshav Kanaf, Azizo Lavender offers a serene retreat amidst blooming lavender fields with panoramic views of the Sea of Galilee. Explore the farm's distillation process, sample lavender-infused products like honey and liqueur, and enjoy a lavender cappuccino at the café. A perfect stop for relaxing enjoying the unique local flavors.
Tsfat – Mysticism, Art, and Spirituality: Step into the mystical city of Tsfat, where ancient Kabbalistic teachings blend with vibrant artist galleries and cobblestone streets. Explore the city's spiritual heart, visit its centuries-old synagogues, and experience the creative energy that has made Tsfat a hub of Jewish mysticism and artistic expression. Afternoon at leisure. Dinner and overnight: Tiberias.
Day 6 – March 4, 2026
Breakfast & check out. Drive to Jerusalem Shehecheyanu at Mt. of Olives
City of David: Step into the heart of ancient Jerusalem at the City of David, where stones speak of kings, prophets, and centuries of Jewish heritage. Walk through underground tunnels, stand by sacred springs, and trace the footsteps of history in this living archaeological wonder.
National library: Enter a world where history, heritage, and imagination live on the shelves. At the National Library of Israel, explore treasures of Jewish thought, rare manuscripts, and modern voices that shape our collective story—past, present, and future—all under one striking, light-filled roof in the heart of Jerusalem. Check into your hotel. Dinner at the hotel. Dinner and overnight: Jerusalem.
Day 7 –March 5, 2026 - Old City of Jerusalem tour
Yad Vashem: At Yad Vashem, the Holocaust memorial and museum, we walk a path of remembrance—honoring the six million, hearing the voices of survivors, and bearing witness to the resilience of the Jewish spirit. A powerful, soul-stirring experience that connects past to present with unwavering purpose. Dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight: Jerusalem.
Day 8 – March 6, 2026
Visit Kibbutz Nir Oz: Step into the story of Kibbutz Nir Oz, a peaceful community turned symbol of unimaginable loss and enduring strength. Here, in the Gaza Envelope, we pause to honor the lives shattered and the spirit that refuses to break. Through guided reflection and respectful presence, we bear witness to the events of October 7, drawing strength from the courage of survivors and the commitment to rebuild what was taken. A visit that leaves no one unchanged.
Nova Festival: At the edge of a quiet field near Re’im, we pause at the site of the Nova music festival, once a place of joy, unity, and celebration. On October 7, that spirit was shattered. Today, it stands as a haunting reminder of lives lost and innocence stolen. Meet a survivor to hear their testimonial. Alumim lunch at the Kibbutz dining room.
Tkuma: A powerful stop that connects us to the soul of Israel’s southern spirit. Dinner on own. Overnight: Jerusalem.
Day 9 – March 7, 2026
Massada: Rise above the Judean Desert to the ancient stronghold of Masada, where stones whisper stories of bravery and unwavering spirit. Walk among the ruins of King Herod’s palace and stand where Jewish rebels made their final stand for freedom. With sweeping views of the Dead Sea, this mountaintop tells a timeless tale of courage and conviction.
Ein Gedi: Discover the lush oasis of Ein Gedi, where waterfalls flow between desert cliffs and ancient trails lead to hidden springs. Once a refuge for King David, today it’s a sanctuary of natural wonder and quiet reflection—an unforgeable blend of history, wildlife, and serene landscapes. Back to Jerusalem Farewell dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight: Jerusalem.
Day 10 – March 8, 2026
Transfer to the airport for your flight back home.
PRICE PER PERSON - $4,224.00 /double occupancy
Private room Supplement fee $1,400.00
Airfare is included: $1,500.00-1,700.00 - Estimated airfare from Newark (EWR), price determined at time of purchase.
Deposits and Payments: A deposit of $500.00 is required from each traveler along with your reservation form, to guarantee your space on the tour. The remaining balance is due in 2 payments.
- Airfare payment is due upon ticketing the flight.
- Final Payment is due 11/15/25. See Terms and Conditions for late payment penalties.
- A supplement for single occupancy must be paid in full with the final payment.
Private Room Accommodations - A supplement for single occupancy must be paid in full with the final tour payment.
PAYMENTS: ALIYAH TOURS P.O. Box 74111, Richmond VA 23236
Deposits and Payments: A deposit of $500.00 is required from each traveler, along with your reservation form, to guarantee your space on the tour. The remaining balance is due in 2 payments. The Final Payment is due 11/15/25. See Terms and Conditions for late payment penalties.
Cancellation Requests: All cancellation requests must be made in writing by email to (aliyahtours@gmail.com) or in writing sent by mail to; P.O. Box 74111, Richmond VA 23236) to Aliyah Tours.
Cancellation Fees:
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Deposit is non-refundable.
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Up to 4 months prior to departure date, the cancellation fee is the initial deposit plus 50% of other amounts paid.
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Up to 6 weeks prior to departure date, the cancellation fee is the initial deposit plus 75% of other amounts paid.
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Within 6 weeks prior to departure date, the cancellation fee is 100% of all amounts paid.
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Bank fees assigned by the credit card processing platform are not refundable.
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The guest agrees not to file a fraud claim with their credit card company if Aliyah abides by the cancellation policy noted in these terms and conditions.
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The guest agrees to contact an Aliyah representative before initiating a billing dispute with any outside agency.
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If the tour is canceled due to circumstances beyond the control of Aliyah Tours or our agents in Europe (including without limitation: acts of nature, terrorist activities, insurrection, explosion, flood, tempest, foreceful wind, fire or accident, war or threat of war declared or undeclared, sabotage, civil disturbance, labor strikes, requisition, sickness, quarantine, government intervention, weather conditions and unforeseen circumstances), then the full tour price will be refunded less the initial deposit of $500. Aliyah may take up to 12 weeks from the date of an official tour cancellation to refund any tour payments as described in the above cancellation policy.
Tour Arrangements
Air – Air arrangements are included in most group tours. Air is available to individual travelers upon request.
Land – All packages including overnight hotel stays are quoted based upon double occupancy sharing a twin or double room with private facilities. Aliyah Tours. does not arrange sharing for individual travelers. Single rooms are available at additional cost. Aliyah Tours reserves the right to substitute hotels based upon availability when necessary. Sightseeing and entrance fees are included as per itinerary. Individual passengers and passengers arriving independently from a scheduled group are responsible for their own transfers.
Not Included
Airport taxes and transfers (unless specifically included in certain group tours), optional tours, charges for passports, vaccinations and inoculations, excess baggage charges, accident, trip cancellation and baggage insurance, telephone and cable charges, laundry, meals not specified in the itinerary, liquor, items of a personal nature and any items not specifically listed as included.
Passports/Visa
You will be required to provide Aliyah Tours with a copy of your passport with the deposit. Please Note: The State of Israel requires that your passport have an expiration date not less than 6 months after your date of arrival in Israel. There is no visa requirement for citizens of the United States traveling to Israel. Other nationals should contact their consulate for visa information. For other destinations please contact Aliyah Tours Aliyah Tours does NOT process visa applications. No inoculations are currently required for travel to Israel. Please contact public health authorities for further information or other destinations.
Travel Insurance
Trave insurance is an essential part of international travel and Aliyah Tours strongly advises each guest to purchase travel insurance that covers trip interruptions, trip cancellation, lost baggage, and emergency medical expenses for this tour. There will be no exceptions to the stated cancellation policy listed below. Click on the following link to see price quotes on several travel insurance options. Get Travel Insurance here.
Baggage
Suitcases: 1 per person, not to exceed 50 lbs. for 1 bag. Each can measure up to 62 linear inches (length + height + width). Carry On Luggage: 1 per person, not to exceed 11 lbs. Each can measure up to 45 linear inches (length + height + width).
Deviations
Any change in the basic program will result in the charge of $150 per change per person plus any additional charges that may apply for revised air or land arrangements.
Unexpected Airline Challenges
Airlines can and will make unexpected changes to travel itineraries due to weather, mechanical problems and staffing issues. Should your flight be delayed or canceled, it is up to the passenger to work directly with the airline to rebook flights to the intended destination. Aliyah Tours is not responsible for airline changes that cause delays, cancellations, late arrivals, baggage loss, and associated expenses. Group transfers are limited to the original arrival time and will not be available for rescheduled flights. (Air travel ticketing agents affiliated with Aliyah Tours are not responsible for rebooking your canceled or delayed flights.) Travel insurance is highly recommended to address all these challenges and the associated expenses for the traveler.
Travel Insurance is HIGHLY recommended for international travel to protect your tour investment. Travel insurance also protects you from costly losses due to emergency medical care, evacuation, trip interruption, and baggage loss. For the best coverage options, including "cancel for any reason" coverage, purchase your travel insurance within two weeks of booking your tour. There will be no exceptions to the strict cancellation policy.
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