The Upper Galilee & Sea of Galilee
Begin your journey in northern Israel, where the lush, rolling mountains of the Upper Galilee frame the peaceful waters of the Sea of Galilee (Lake Kinneret)—offering an extraordinary setting for spiritual reflection and historical discovery. Trace the footsteps of Jesus through the cradle of early Christianity, exploring key biblical landmarks including Capernaum (the "Town of Jesus"), the Mount of Beatitudes overlooking the lake, Tabgha (site of the Multiplication of Loaves and Fishes), and Magdala, home to an extraordinary 1st-century synagogue and the famous Magdala Stone.
Journey along the Jordan River to quiet baptismal sites and explore the headwaters of the Galilee near Caesarea Philippi (Banias).
Every landscape and ancient stone comes alive through immersive, contextual storytelling under the guidance of a licensed expert holding specialized certification in Christian Heritage from the prestigious Yad Izhak Ben-Zvi Institute and the Israel Ministry of Tourism.
Jerusalem
Ascend through the Judean Mountains to Jerusalem, the timeless spiritual heart of the world. Standing atop the Mount of Olives, take in sweeping panoramas of the Old City before walking through the ancient olive trees of the Garden of Gethsemane and the Church of All Nations.
On Mount Zion, visit the Room of the Last Supper (Cenacle) and the serene Abbey of the Dormition.
Inside the stone-paved alleyways of the Old City, follow the stations of the cross along the historic Via Dolorosa, culminating at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre—the traditional site of the Crucifixion, Tomb, and Resurrection.
At the world-renowned Israel Museum, gain deep context into ancient Jerusalem by examining the massive 1:50 scale model of the Second Temple city, then step inside the landmark Shrine of the Book to view the original 2,000-year-old Dead Sea Scrolls.
The Judean Desert & Qumran
From the heights of Jerusalem, descend into the dramatic, sun-drenched wilderness of the Judean Desert, the lowest point on Earth. Explore Qumran, the ancient archaeological settlement of the Essene community, where the priceless biblical manuscripts of the Dead Sea Scrolls were meticulously written and preserved for over two millennia within rugged limestone caves.
Journey past Jericho to Qasr al-Yahud along the Jordan River—the traditional site of Jesus’s baptism by John the Baptist—where the stark desert landscapes meet centuries of profound faith and history.
