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7-Day Israel Tour from Jerusalem/ Tel Aviv Tour Code: 245-2751

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Netanya, Israel; Tel Aviv, Israel; Jerusalem, Israel; Herzliya, Israel
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Our award winning 7 day Israel Tour travels to a variety of Israel's most fascinating highlights, including: An Old and New Tour of Jerusalem, A breath taking Tour of the historical Masada, An unforgettable day relaxing at the Dead Sea, A tour of Israel's business and entertainement hub of Tel Aviv. We than travel north to see the history behind the vineyhards and views of the Galillee and the Golan Heights. From ancient historical sites to breathtaking views, this 7 day Israel tour has it all.
Price (/person)
    Single $1437
    Double $1077

Pricing Policy

  • Children under the age of 5 are not allowed on this tours for safety and insurance reasons.
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Day 1: Old & New Jerusalem

In the morning, guests will be picked up in Tel Aviv at 7:15am and in Jerusalem at 8:30am. We will begin this exciting day with a panoramic view of the city of Jerusalem, both old and new, from atop the Mount of Olives. From here, we will be able to see the Temple Mount Esplanade and the entire old city. Then, we will continue to the Garden of Gethsemane, followed by the Armenian Quarter, where we will stop at the Wailing Wall. After strolling through the local bazaar, we will find ourselves in the Christian Quarter, following the Stations of the Cross while a professional guide explains the significance of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. From there, we will walk along the 1,700 year-old Byzantine main street until we reach Cardo and the renovated Jewish Quarter, where we will ascend Mount Zion. On Saturdays, we will also visit the Cenacle, where the Last Supper was supposedly held, and David's Tomb. Afterward, we will drive to the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum.
  • Jerusalem, ISRAEL

    Jerusalem, ISRAEL
    Over the past thousands of years, this city has seen some of the most defining moments in human history. It is where Jesus was crucified, Solomon built his temple, and Mohammed made his final pilgrimage.

    Mount of Olives

    A site of immense religious significance for both Judaism, as a cemetery, and Christianity, as the location of Christ's ascension to heaven, Jerusalem's Mount of Olives was named for the crop that grew over its slopes.

    Temple Mount

    This prominent hill in the Old City of Jerusalem is the location of the Dome of the Rock. In ancient times, it was home to Solomon's Temple and Herodian walls.

    Church of the Holy Sepulchre

    This church within the Christian Quarter of Old Jerusalem was built in 335 on the site believed to be the location of Jesus' crucifixion and near his tomb.

    Mount Zion

    This hill in Jerusalem is located just outside the walls of the Old City. It is considered an important holy site in both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible, often metonymous for Jerusalem itself.

    David's Tomb

    This tomb on Mount Zion is believed to be the final resting spot of David, the most famous Jewish king from the Old Testament. This has been believed since the 12th century AD.

    Yad Vashem

    Yad Vashem is Israel's official memorial to Holocaust victims. Established in 1953, Yad Vashem is on the western slope of Mount Herzl on the Mount of Remembrance in Jerusalem, 804 meters above sea level and adjacent to the Jerusalem Forest.

    Cenacle

    Also known as the "Upper Room," this room in Jerusalem is said to be the site of the Last Supper of Jesus in the New Testament of the Bible. According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, it is the first Christian church.

    Old City

    This section of Jerusalem covers less than one square mile, but nonetheless is one of the city's most famous areas. The four quarters of the city (Muslim, Christian, Armenian, and Jewish) all meet in this central area.

    Via Dolorosa

    Often referred to as the Stations of the Cross, the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem refers to the route that Jesus Christ took on his way to his crucifixion. An important spot for Christian pilgrims, it stretches about 2,000 feet.

    Wailing Wall

    This small section of the ancient wall of Jerusalem is one of the city's most popular spots for Jewish prayer. In ancient times, it was built to protect the second major temple that was constructed on the Temple Mount.

    Armenian Quarter

    As one of the four quarters of Jerusalem, the Armenian Quarter contains a great deal of historical buildings and monuments. It was established in the 4th century after the Armenian diaspora.

    Christian Quarter

    This quarter of Jerusalem was centered around the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. The quarter is shared equally by Roman Catholics, Greek Orthodox, and Armenian Christians alike.

    Gethsemane

    This olive garden at the base of the Mount of Olives is believed to be the location where Jesus wept, prayed, and was arrested the night before His crucifixion. It is now a popular pilgrimage destination.

    Jewish Quarter

    Located in the southeastern section of the Old City of Jerusalem, this quarter is filled with tight alleyways and numerous yeshivas and synagogues. It is home to about 2,000 residents.
Standard Hotel: B&B Hotel or similar

Day 2: Jerusalem - Masada - Dead Sea - Jerusalem (353 km)

Departing from Jerusalem, we will descend into the Judean Desert via the Inn of the Good Samaritan, one of the world's largest mosaic museums. Arriving at Masada, we will ascend the mountain by cable car to explore the 2,000 year old palace at the summit. Then, we will descend to the Dead Sea, passing Ein Gedi and Qumran, where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered. Then, we will enjoy some time to bask in the sun while we swim in the mineral rich Dead Sea. The mud of the sea is said to have amazing therapeutic qualities, leaving the skin feeling soft and fresh. Afterward, we will return to Jerusalem, passing Jericho and the old Roman Road on the way.
  • Masada, ISRAEL

    One of Israel's most popular tourist attractions, Masada is the ruins of an ancient fortress built by Herod the Great that sit atop a rock plateau in the Judean Desert.
  • Dead Sea, ISRAEL

    This body of water that sits on the border between Israel, Palestine, and Jordan. The mineral-rich mud of the sea is said to have incredible therapeutic properties, and visitors are encouraged to cover themselves in it from head-to-toe.
Standard Hotel: B&B Hotel or similar

Day 3: Jerusalem - Tel Aviv (64 km)

Today, we will drive to Tel Aviv, where we will spend the remainder of the day free at our own leisure. We will be able to enjoy the local cafes, beaches, and historical sites. This is also where we will spend the night.
Standard Hotel: B&B Hotel or similar

Day 4: Tel Aviv - Golan Heights (177 km)

We will begin our day by visiting the archaeological site of Tel Megiddo. From there, we will continue to Beit She'an to tour more ancient ruins, including a well-preserved amphitheater and hippodrome. On our drive through the Jordan Valley, we will stop at the Yardenit. Afterward, we will ascend into Golan Heights, stopping at Hamat Gader for a panoramic view of the border between Israel, Syrian, and Jordan on our way to the Shalom Observatory. We will then proceed to the city of Katzrin where we will visit the remains of the ancient village that once stood there. Then, we will ascend Mount Bental to take in a remarkable view of the Kuneitra Valley. We will then descend into the Hula Valley, where we will spend the night.
  • Tiberias, ISRAEL

    Tiberias is an Israeli city on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee (called "the Kinneret" in Hebrew), Lower Galilee, Israel. Established in 20 CE, it was named in honour of the emperor Tiberius.

    Yardenit

    Located along the Jordan River in Northern Israel is this baptism site, an important pilgrimage destination for Christians because, according to tradition, it was the site of Jesus's baptism at the hands of John the Baptist.
  • Golan Heights, ISRAEL

    Golan Heights, or simply the Golan or the Syrian Golan, is a region in the Levant.

    Mount Bental

    This dormant volcano is located in the Golan Heights region tat separates Israel and Syria. The top of the mountain offers exquisite views of the surrounding Heights, the other mountains in the area, and into Syria.
Standard Hotel: Kibbutz Hotel in the North or similar

Day 5: Golan Heights

We will begin the day by touring a Kibbutz Settlement before driving to beautiful Banias. Then, we will continue to the Kalat Nimrod, one of the area's best-preserved Crusader fortresses, which offers a magnificent view of the surrounding lands. From there, we will proceed to Birkat Ram, a natural lake, situated on a now-extinct volcano. Then, we will visit the city of Safed to see its synagogues and artist's quarter.
Standard Hotel: B&B Hotel or similar

Day 6: Golan Heights - Caesaria - Haifa - Rosh HaNikra - Acre (580 km)

We will begin the day by driving to Caesarea, site of the ancient Roman regional capital and port, where we will embark on a walking tour of the archaeological site, seeing the old port, the hippodrome, and the amphitheater. Then, we will continue north to Haifa to take in a beautiful panoramic view of the impressive Bahai Gardens, the city, and the port. We will then proceed to Rosh HaNikra, where we will take the cable car to visit the limestone grottos on the waterfront. Making our way back south, we will stop in the enchanting port city of Acre to visit the Knights' Hall, a series of underground residences. We will walk through the market of the Old City, ending at the harbor, where we may be able to see local children jumping into the ocean from the remains of the old city walls.
  • Caesarea, ISRAEL

    This town on the Israeli coast was notable in ancient times as being the Roman regional capital and port. Now, it contains one of the best archaeological sites in the area, where you can learn a great deal of history.
  • Haifa, ISRAEL

    Haifa is the largest city in northern Israel, and the third largest city in the country. The city is a major seaport located on Israel's Mediterranean coastline in the Bay of Haifa covering 63.7 square kilometers.

    Baha'i Gardens

    Also known as the Hanging Gardens of Haifa, these terraced gardens provide fantastic views of this coastal Israeli city. The terraces lead up to the Shrine of Bab that sits on Mount Carmel.
  • Rosh HaNikra, ISRAEL

    This Israeli kibbutz is located near the northern border with Lebanon. It is a coastal village, most famous for the grottoes, accessible by cable car.
  • Acre, ISRAEL

    It played a very important role during the Middle Ages, when it was the base of operations for the European crusading forces stationed in the area. Nowadays, visitors can see the very well preserved remains of the medieval city.
  • Jerusalem, ISRAEL

    Jerusalem, ISRAEL
    Over the past thousands of years, this city has seen some of the most defining moments in human history. It is where Jesus was crucified, Solomon built his temple, and Mohammed made his final pilgrimage.

    Old City

    This section of Jerusalem covers less than one square mile, but nonetheless is one of the city's most famous areas. The four quarters of the city (Muslim, Christian, Armenian, and Jewish) all meet in this central area.
Standard Hotel: B&B Hotel or similar

Day 7: Acre - Nazareth - Kfer Kanna - Sea of Galillee (226 km)

Today, we will leave the Mediterranean coast and head inland, traveling through the Plain of Armageddon until we reach the city of Nazareth, where we will visit the Church of the Annunciation. Our next stop will be the Church of Saint Joseph. Beneath this church is a cave used by early Roman dwellers for food and water storage. From there, we will proceed to Kfer Kanna for a view of the Mount of the Beatitudes. After that, we will visit the Church of the Loaves and Fish. Our next stop will be the ruins of Capernaum. Then, on our way back to Jerusalem, we will stop at the Yardenit for an optional baptismal service. To wrap up the tour, we will take in a scenic view of Mount Tabor. Afterward, guests will be returned to their hotels in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Please see "Departure and Return" for more detailed information regarding pickup and drop-off times and locations.
  • Nazareth, ISRAEL

    Nazareth is a city in the Northern District of Israel. At the end of 2007 it had a population of 40,800. Nazareth Illit was founded in 1957. It was planned as a Jewish town overlooking the Arab city of Nazareth and the Jezreel Valley.

    Basilica of the Annunciation

    According to the Roman Catholic church, this church is located on the site where the Annunciation occurred. The church is fairyl young, having been built in 1969.

    St. Joseph's Church

    This Franciscan Catholic church can be found in the Old City of Nazareth, the town of Jesus' youth. Built in 1914, it is named after Jesus' father, the carpenter Joseph.
  • Tiberias, ISRAEL

    Tiberias is an Israeli city on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee (called "the Kinneret" in Hebrew), Lower Galilee, Israel. Established in 20 CE, it was named in honour of the emperor Tiberius.

    Church of the Beautitudes

    This Roman Catholic church is located near the Sea of Galilee and the ancient town of Capernaum. It is built on the site believed to be the location of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount.

    Church of the Multiplication of the Loaves and Fish

    This Roman Catholic church in Tabgha, overseen by the Benedictine Order, is named for the part of the New Testament when Christ multiplies the amount of bread and fish present for the feeding of the five thousand.

    Capernaum

    This ancient fishing village on the Sea of Galilee is an important setting in the New Testament of the Bible, in which it is said to be the hometown of the apostles Peter, Andrew, James, John, and Matthew.

    Yardenit

    Located along the Jordan River in Northern Israel is this baptism site, an important pilgrimage destination for Christians because, according to tradition, it was the site of Jesus's baptism at the hands of John the Baptist.
  • Hotel pick up service is available from all Major Hotels. Departure times vary according to departure point as follows:
    • Tel-Aviv 7:15am
    • Jerusalem 8:30am
    • Herzlia 7:00am
    • Netanya 6:30am
  • Return time to Tel Aviv by 6:00pm
  • Please be sure to select the correct date and departure time according to where you will be departing from.

Price Includes

  • Breakfasts in hotel
  • Ground transportation
  • 6 nights hotel accommodation
  • Services of a certified guide

Price Excludes

  • Meal and beverages
  • Gratuities

Additional Note

  • On Saturdays the Holocaust Museum is closed. Tour will be substituted by a visit to the Garden of Gethsemane & Mt. Zion.
  • Passport information (name and passport ID) is required for booking
  • Children under 5 years of age are not allowed to participate in this tour
  • Dress regulations for visiting holy places apply
  • Bathing suit, towel, and hiking shoes suggested
  • The order of visitation may change, but will include all of the above

Confirmation

  • All purchases are subject to re-confirmation within 2-3 business days after booking. Please do not book the airline tickets until you received the confirmation.

Redemption

  • Complete operator information, including local telephone numbers at your destination, are included on your e-ticket. You must print and bring e-ticket(s) on your trip, as they serve as proof of purchase.

Terms & Condition

  • Please read the Standard Cancellation and Refund Policy prior to booking your ticket.
  • Prices may vary and are subject to availability by season, weekend, and/or holiday.
  • While we will make every effort to maintain a regular operation, we reserve the right to cancel a scheduled trip and issue a full refund to affected customers under special circumstances.

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Are all of the tours day trips, meaning that we go back to our hotel at the end of each day? Also, I plan on staying part time in both Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, so can I change my departure/ return hotels during the week? Lastly, I assume I can skip a day if the itinerary isn't what I want?
by Terri Donohue on 2018-07-02
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Normally it is. You can dismiss by yourself at that day but you need to contact tour guide to tell her or him.Please tell me your order Id that I can check it for you about change the hotels.
by Taketours on 2018-07-03
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