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HOLY LAND

<p>Israel is a land of history and mesmerizing stories. Steeped in biblical narratives and first named in records as early as 1209 BCE, Israel is the birthplace of both Judaism and Christianity, with no greater stories told than those surrounding Moses and the life & influences of one, Jesus of Nazareth. Geographically diverse, Israel is a country that features an array of breathtaking landscapes, from the lush greenery of Haifa in the north to the arid desert of the Negev region in the south. Bordered to the west by the Mediterranean Sea, Israel boasts a number of beautiful beaches on which to soak up the sun. In the south, the port of Eilat sits on the tip of the Red Sea, with its wonderful coral and diverse species of fish, whilst the east offers up the lowest place on earth at the Dead Sea, a hyper-Salt Lake famous for its healing properties and flotation characteristics. Israel truly is a land of unique experiences.</p>

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CITIES IN HOLY LAND

JERUSALEM

Jerusalem is captivating, enthralling and mesmerising. It is the highlight of any trip to Israel. Holy to Jews, Muslims and Christians, it is home to some of the greatest sites of pilgrimage in the world and significant to over one-third of all people on earth. Jerusalem is steeped in religion, history and culture with ancient streets filled with synagogues, churches, mosques, minarets and shrines, sitting side by side with markets, museums, cafes and a vibrant nightlife of its own. No trip would be complete without a visit to iconic sites.

THE DEAD SEA

Experience life at the Dead Sea! Visit the magnificent desert landscapes of the lowest point on earth, and enjoy this natural spa with its unique mineral beaches, spa treatments and luxurious hotels.

TEL AVIV

On the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, with beautiful weather year-round, Tel Aviv offers a tremendous variety of seaside beach activities. Enjoy swimming, sailing, paragliding, surfing or windsurfing or simply relax in the sun with a cold drink in hand. Take a stroll along the gorgeous wood promenade and choose from many first class restaurants that offer a variety of local and international cuisine. Tel Aviv hosts miles of unspoiled sandy beaches and calm waters.

BETHLEHEM

According to the New Testament this small town 8 km from Jerusalem is said to be the birth place of Jesus. The town has become a popular place for pilgrims and tourists alike and is home to the Church of the Nativity, one of the oldest churches in the world.

GALILEE

Situated in the north of the country, Galilee is considered to be one of the most beautiful regions of Israel, with its lush landscape, quaint rural villages, and historical sites. Famous because of its prominence among New Testament writings, known as the place Jesus lived. The Sea of Galilee is actually a fresh water lake.

HAIFA

The third largest city in Israel, Haifa is set on the slopes of Mount Carmel overlooking the Mediterranean. Traditionally a working city, it's young, culturally fused university population has recently brought a more hip vibe to the city. There is plenty to see and experience including the Bahai Gardens, German Colony with its café culture, as well as a number of museums.

ACRE

Acre is one of the oldest continuously inhabited sites in Israel. Inhabited by the Romans, the Byzantines, the Crusaders and the Turks over the centuries, influences remain on the city's culture and architecture. Acre has a vibrant atmosphere with colourful oriental markets, fishermen’s port, restaurants, cafes & beaches.

NAZARETH

Nazareth, located in northern Israel, is one of the most significant biblical cities, known as the childhood home of Jesus. It is a major Christian pilgrimage site, featuring landmarks such as the Basilica of the Annunciation, believed to be the site where the Angel Gabriel appeared to Mary, and the Church of St. Joseph. The city blends rich history with vibrant Arab culture, offering bustling markets, historic sites, and authentic Middle Eastern cuisine. Nazareth also serves as a gateway to exploring the Galilee region, known for its scenic landscapes and religious heritage.

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Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Jerusalem

For Christian pilgrims, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre stands as one of the most sacred sites in Christianity, encompassing two of its holiest locat.....

Mount of Olives

Jerusalem

The Mount of Olives, a significant biblical site, is mentioned in the Scriptures as King David’s escape route and later in the prophets. Most notably,.....

Via Dolorosa

Jerusalem

The Via Dolorosa, Latin for the “Way of Sorrow” or “Way of Suffering,” is one of the most sacred pilgrimage routes in Christianity. Winding through th.....

CANA – CHURCH OF THE WEDDING

Galilee

Located in the Galilee region, Cana is known for the miracle where Jesus turned water into wine during a wedding feast. The modern church, built in th.....

CHURCH OF THE PRIMACY OF PETER

Galilee

<p>Located on the Sea of Galilee's shoreline, this small Franciscan chapel marks the spot where Jesus reinstated Peter with the words, “Feed my sheep......

CHURCH OF THE ANNUNCIATION

Nazareth

Built over a cave believed to be Mary’s childhood home, the modern basilica in Nazareth was completed in 1969 and stands as one of the largest Christi.....

MOUNT TABOR

Nazareth

Mount Tabor, standing 575 meters above sea level, is traditionally considered the site of the Transfiguration. The mount is topped by a Franciscan chu.....