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Experience Israel | January 11-20,2027

Journey through the land of the Bible on this unforgettable 10-day tour of Israel.  Walk the ancient streest of Jerusalem, worship by the Sea of Galilee, float in the Dead Sea, and visit iconic biblical sites including Nazareth, Capernaum, Masada, and the Garden Tomb.

This spiritually enriching journey combines biblical insight, history, and meaningful moments of reflection--bringing Scripture to life in powerful ways. 

Space is limited.  Join us and experience Israel for yourself. 

DETAILS:

  • 10 days, 8 nights
  • 1 night Netanya/Herzliya - on the Mediterranean Sea
  • 3 nights in Galilee
  • 4 nights in Jerusalmen

PRICE:
$3,470.00 per Adult 
based on double occupancy
+ $1,395.00 - for a Private Room

$500 nonrefundable deposit upon registration
Airfare estaimed at $1,500.00 - $1,700.00
Final payment due on 11/01/26

 

Experience Israel: A Journey Through Scripture and History

January 11–20, 2027

Day 1 | January 11 – Departure
Depart on an overnight flight to Tel Aviv. Sit back and relax as meals are served in flight, beginning your journey to the land of the Bible.

Day 2 | January 12 – Arrival in Israel
Arrive at Ben Gurion International Airport and travel to the ancient port city of Jaffa for a walking tour through its historic streets. Continue north along the Mediterranean coast to Netanya.
Dinner and overnight: Herzliya / Netanya

Day 3 | January 13 – Along the Mediterranean to Galilee
Explore the grandeur of Caesarea, then travel to Mount Carmel and the biblical site of Megiddo. Visit Nazareth and stand atop Mount Precipice, overlooking the Jezreel Valley.
Dinner and overnight: Tiberias

Day 4 | January 14 – Ministry Around the Sea of Galilee
Spend the day where Jesus taught and ministered. Visit the Magdala SynagogueCapernaumTabgha, and the region of the Gadarenes. Reflect at the Mount of Beatitudes, and if time permits, explore New Bethsaida.
Dinner and overnight: Tiberias

Day 5 | January 15 – Northern Borders & the Golan Heights
Visit Kibbutz Ginosar to view the ancient Galilee boat, followed by a memorable boat ride on the Sea of Galilee. Continue to Tel DanCaesarea Philippi, and ascend Mount Bental in the Golan Heights for sweeping views.
Dinner and overnight: Tiberias

Day 6 | January 16 – From the Jordan Valley to Jerusalem
Journey south to Beit She’an and Ein Harod, then pass through Jericho. Visit Qasr el-Yehud on the Jordan River with an optional baptism opportunity, and float in the Dead Sea before ascending to Jerusalem.
Dinner and overnight: Jerusalem

Day 7 | January 17 – Jerusalem: City of the Great King
Explore Jerusalem’s Old City, including Mount Moriah, the Temple Mount area, and the Pools of Bethesda. Walk through the City of David, tour the Western Wall Tunnel, and visit Bethlehem.
Dinner and overnight: Jerusalem

Day 8 | January 18 – The Final Days of Jesus
Ascend the Mount of Olives and walk the Palm Sunday Road to the Garden of Gethsemane. Visit the Upper Room, the House of Caiaphas, and the Church of St. Peter in Gallicantu. Conclude the day at Golgotha and the Garden Tomb.
Dinner and overnight: Jerusalem

Day 9 | January 19 – Desert Strongholds & Reflection
Travel to Masada, explore the oasis of Ein Gedi, and visit Qumran, home of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Return to Jerusalem via Mount Scopus for a panoramic farewell view of the city.
Dinner and overnight: Jerusalem

Day 10 | January 20 – Departure
Transfer to the airport for your return flight home, carrying unforgettable memories and a deeper connection to Scripture.

***Please note: The itinerary is subject to change due to weather, security, or operational considerations.

 

Cancellation Requests: All cancellation requests must be made in writing by email to tours@aliyahfoundation.org, or in writing, sent by mail to: P.O. Box 74111, Richmond VA 23236; payable to: Aliyah Tours.

Tour Arrangements
Air Travel is purchased separately. Our guests will be offered the opportunity to work without expert ticketing agent to arrange the best flights and connections for this tour. 

Passports/Visa - You will be required to provide Aliyah Tours with a copy of your passport which is 6 weeks before the tour. It can take as long as 10 weeks to process a passport application in the USA. Please expedite passport applications submitted within 3 months of the tour date. Also note: The State of Israel requires that your passport have an expiration date valid for at least 6 months after your date of departure from 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.

Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA-IL) Requirement - Israel Tours

You will be required to provide a confirmation of your online visa approval to Aliyah Tours within one month of your tour date. Guests are responsible for arranging their own passport and visa documents. 

All non-Israeli guests participating in the tour are required to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA-IL) prior to arrival in Israel. The ETA-IL is a mandatory pre-entry approval implemented by the Israeli government in 2025 for travelers from visa-exempt countries. Guests must apply online through the official ETA-IL website at Israel-entry | Page Home and receive approval before boarding their flight. Do not use third party sites for the application process. The cost of the official ETA-IL visa application is 25 Shekels or about $8.00. The application approval should be submitted to Aliyah Tours one month before departure. Earlier submission is strongly recommended to avoid any delays or issues. Approval is typically valid for up to two years or until passport expiration (whichever comes first) and allows for multiple entries during its validity. It is the responsibility of each guest to complete the application accurately and in a timely manner. Failure to obtain ETA-IL approval may result in denial of boarding or entry into Israel, and the tour operator will not be held responsible for any costs or losses incurred as a result. 

Other nationals should contact their consulate for 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.

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. 

Health and Mobility Challenges - This Tour has an Activity Level Rating of 3-4.

3- Moderate - Moderate tours accommodate guests who are moderately fit and are comfortable participating in long days of activity. Some physical exertion is expected.

4- Active tours are appropriate for guests who are physically fit, expect a vigorous pace, and longer tour days, including walking tours of up to 4 hours without a rest period on the motorcoach.

Tours in Israel include areas that have uneven footing, few handrails, rocky pathways, and some steep climbs. Click here for Holy Land Accessibility & Wheelchair Access Questions 

The streets and sites we visit are not wheelchair and walker-friendly. Most of our tours include 3-5 miles of walking per day. Guests with mobility challenges or other health issues should make private arrangements to travel with a caregiver who can stay with them if they need to opt out of a tour stop. Tour drivers will take breaks and lock up their buses when unattended. Guests cannot be left alone on an unattended bus should they choose to opt-out. If you have health challenges, please consult an Aliyah Tours representative before you put down a deposit on a tour.  

For the safety, comfort, and enjoyment of all participants, our Israel tours involve a moderate to rigorous level of physical activity.  Travelers should be able to:

  • Walk 3-5 miles per day over uneven terrain, steps, inclines, and archaeological sites
  • Stand for extended periods during teachings and site visits
  • Manage personal luggage, travel documents, and personal needs independently
  • Navigate airports, airline procedures, security, customs, and flight connections without assistance from ministry staff
  • Keep pace with a group schedule that may include early mornings and full travel days

We joyfully welcome travelers from many seasons of life.  However, Aliyah Foundation ministry staff and tour leaders are not able to provide personal travel assistance, airport navigation support, mobility assistance, medical supervision, or daily personal care. 

Travelers who anticipate needing assistance in any of these areas are asked to travel with a capable companion who can provide the necessary support throughout the journey. 

Our goal is to ensure every guest experiences Israel in a safe, meaningful, and spiritually enriching way. 

Additional Terms and Conditions apply and are available on the Aliyahtours.org website for this tour. Click on this link to view the full Terms and Conditions. Cancellation requests, fees, and non-payment penalties. Tour Arrangements, Flight Arrangements Exclusions, Baggage Deviations, Unexpected Airline Challenges, Tour Disclaimer and Tour Changes, Activity Levels, Mobility Concerns.

Guests traveling from countries other than the host country are responsible for determining and meeting all entry, visa, passport, and documentation requirements for the destination country. Aliyah Tours is not responsible for delays, denied entry, or additional costs resulting from a guest’s failure to comply with these requirements. Any penalties, fees, or expenses incurred due to insufficient preparation are the sole responsibility of the guest. 

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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Health and Mobility Challenges

Tours in Israel include areas that have uneven footing, few handrails, rocky pathways, and some steep climbs. Click here for Holy Land Accessibility & Wheelchair Access Questions 

The streets and sites we visit are not wheelchair and walker-friendly. Most of our tours include 3-5 miles of walking per day. Guests with mobility challenges or other health issues should make private arrangements to travel with a caregiver who can stay with them if they need to opt out of a tour stop. Tour drivers will take breaks and lock up their buses when unattended. Guests cannot be left alone on an unattended bus should they choose to opt-out. If you have health challenges, please consult an Aliyah Tours representative before you put down a deposit on a tour.  

For the safety, comfort, and enjoyment of all participants, our Israel tours involve a moderate to rigorous level of physical activity.  Travelers should be able to:

  • Walk 3-5 miles per day over uneven terrain, steps, inclines, and archaeological sites
  • Stand for extended periods during teachings and site visits
  • Manage personal luggage, travel documents, and personal needs independently
  • Navigate airports, airline procedures, security, customs, and flight connections without assistance from ministry staff
  • Keep pace with a group schedule that may include early mornings and full travel days

We joyfully welcome travelers from many seasons of life.  However, Aliyah Foundation ministry staff and tour leaders are not able to provide personal travel assistance, airport navigation support, mobility assistance, medical supervision, or daily personal care. 

Travelers who anticipate needing assistance in any of these areas are asked to travel with a capable companion who can provide the necessary support throughout the journey. 

Our goal is to ensure every guest experiences Israel in a safe, meaningful, and spiritually enriching way. 

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