Escape Holyland & Dubai ( 15 Days /14 Nights)

Meet-and-greet at the airport with assistance; transfer to the hotel in Tel Aviv. 

Dinner and overnight stay in Tel Aviv.

Meals: Dinner

Breakfast at the hotel; Visits in Joppa, including, in the heart of the artists’ quarter, the church commemorating Peter’s vision in the house of Simon the tanner; Traveling along the main avenues and thoroughfares of Tel Aviv, we arrive at Caesarea Maritima, where Cornelius became the first Gentile baptized into Christianity. We will visit the Roman theater, with views of the Crusader castle and the aqueduct. We continue towards Mount Carmel and the beautiful city of Haifa; We will visit the site of the Muhraka, the site of the challenge between the Prophet Elijah and the 400 false prophets of Baal, continuing the archaeological excavation at Megiddo, focusing especially on the remains of King Solomon and the tunnel of King Hezekiah. We will cross to the Valley of Armageddon, traversing the hills of Galilee and arriving at the Sea of Galilee. Dinner and overnight stay in Tiberias.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Breakfast at the hotel. Visits around the western shore of the Sea of Galilee, 

beginning at the Mount of Beatitudes, continuing to the site of the Multiplication of the Loaves and Fishes, the Miraculous Catch of Fish, and Capernaum, then returning to Tiberias in a traditional wooden boat. Visit to Magdala. In the afternoon, we will ascend to the Golan Heights, visiting Banias, one of the main sources of the Jordan River, and seeing the excavation of the city of Caesarea Philippi. Traveling through picturesque Druze villages, we’ll see recent agricultural settlements alongside ancient bunkers and monuments commemorating the Six-Day War and the Yom Kippur War. Dinner and overnight in Tiberias.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Breakfast at the hotel; journey to the hills of Galilee, visiting Cana, where Jesus performed his first miracle, transforming water into wine at the Wedding at Cana of Galilee. We continue to the neighboring town of Nazareth, the center of Jesus’ childhood, adolescence, and youth. We will visit the Grotto of the Annunciation and see St. Joseph’s Workshop. Walking through the narrow streets of the Arab market, we will visit the Synagogue of Jesus, where he revealed himself to be the Messiah. We proceed to Mount Precipice, then continue to Mount Tabor, the site of the Transfiguration. 

Dinner and overnight in Tiberias.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Breakfast at the hotel. Depart from Tiberias, visiting the Jordan River, where pilgrims can renew their baptismal vows. We continue to Beit Shean, one of the cities of the Roman Decapolis, where the bodies of Saul and his son Jonathan were laid out after their defeat by the Philistines. Traveling along the slopes of Mount Gilboa, we continue into the Jezreel Valley until we reach the Spring of Harod, where Gideon chose the 300 mighty men. We continue through the Jordan Valley, between Samaria and Judea on one side and Moab, Ammon, and Edom on the other, passing near Jericho and catching a glimpse of the Mount of Temptation. We arrive at our hotel in Jerusalem. Dinner and overnight in Jerusalem.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Breakfast at the hotel; visits to Mount Scopus with the Hebrew University; the Mount of Olives with the Grotto of the Lord, the Tears of the Lord, the Hosanna Way, the Garden of Gethsemane, and the Kidron Valley; continuing to Mount Zion to visit the recently excavated City of David, the House of Caiaphas and the Prison of Jesus, the Tomb of King David, the Room of the Last Supper, Zion Gate, the Roman Cardo, the Jewish Quarter, Sephardic Synagogues, and the Temple Institute; and, walking to Mount Moriah, a visit to the Western Wall. Dinner and overnight in Jerusalem.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Breakfast at the hotel. Today’s visits will begin in the neighboring city of Bethlehem, with a view of the Tomb of Matriarch Rachel en route to the Shepherds’ Field and the Basilica of the Nativity. Return to Jerusalem. Enter the Old City through the Sheep Gate, visiting the Pools of Bethesda and the Basilica of Saint Anne. Next, we will walk along the Way of the Cross, following in the footsteps of Jesus to Mount Golgotha, the Garden Tomb, and the Empty Tomb of the Lord. Time for reflection and communion. Dinner and overnight in Jerusalem.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Breakfast at the hotel. Panoramic city tour of the “modern” part of Jerusalem, passing Government Hill, the Palace of Justice, Ministries, and the Knesset (the parliament), and visiting the Menorah: the seven-branched candelabrum. Continue to the Israel Museum to see the model of Jerusalem during the time of Jesus and the Shrine of the Book with the Dead Sea Scrolls. Afterward, visit Mount Herzl, the National Pantheon, and the adjacent military cemetery, which silently echoes the tragedies that have accompanied the existence of the State of Israel. Free afternoon for personal activities and shopping. Dinner and overnight in Jerusalem.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Breakfast at the hotel. Full day of sightseeing in the Dead Sea area, including Qumran, the Essene settlement where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered in the surrounding caves. These scrolls are the oldest surviving copies of the Bible. Next, visit Masada, the ancient Herodian palace and fortress, the last stronghold of the Jews during their dramatic struggle led by the Zealots against Rome in 72 AD. Free time to visit one of the Dead Sea beaches and learn about its unique therapeutic properties. Arrival in Jerusalem. Dinner and overnight in Jerusalem.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner 

Assistance with security and check-in.

End of the pilgrimage. 

Arrival at Dubai International Airport; meet-and-greet and transfer to your hotel.

Check into your hotel.

Dinner at the hotel & overnight in Dubai.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• 09:00 am – Begin your tour with a visit to:
• Blue Island, with a photo stop at Ain Dubai.
• JBR and Dubai Marina.
• The Palm, including a photo stop at Atlantis The Palm.
• Madinat Jumeirah, with a photo stop at Burj Al Arab.
• Jumeirah Mosque for a photo stop.
• Explore the Bastakiya district.
• Free time for lunch.
• Continue the tour with visits to:
• The Gold Souk.
• The Spice Souk.
• Enjoy a ride on an Abra (water taxi).
• Return to the hotel.
• Dinner at the hotel.

Dress Code: Casual and comfortable clothing

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Full-Day Abu Dhabi Tour
• 08:00 AM – Start your journey to Abu Dhabi:
• Visit the Grand Mosque.
• Photo stop at the Emirates Palace.
• Explore Al Buteen Area and Abu Dhabi Corniche.
• Visit the Heritage Village.
• Stop at Marina Mall for some free time and lunch on your own.
• Visit Qasr Al Watan.
• Head back to Dubai.
• Dinner at the hotel 

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Enjoy a free morning at leisure, or join our team for an optional tour.
• 03:00 PM – Pick up for the Desert Safari, including:
• Dune bashing.
• Henna painting at the campsite.
• Camel ride (5 minutes) at the campsite.
• BBQ dinner.
• Three live shows during dinner.
• 09:00 PM – Return to the hotel.
• Overnight in Dubai.

Dress Code: Casual and comfortable clothing suitable for desert activities.

Meals: Breakfast & BBQ Dinner 

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Enjoy a free day at leisure.
• 07:30 PM – Farewell evening. Your guide will accompany you for your final experience in Dubai:
• Enjoy a Marina Dhow Cruise, sailing in the Arabian Gulf.
• 10:30 PM – Return to your hotel.

Dress Code: Smart casual for the dinner cruise.

Meals: Breakfast & Farewell Dinner Cruise (Marina). 

• Breakfast at the hotel (or a breakfast box, depending on your departure time).
• Departure transfers will be arranged 3-4 hours before your flight departure.

Meals: Breakfast 

Yes, most travelers require a visa for both destinations. Visa requirements depend on your nationality.

The UAE is best visited between November and March, while Israel is ideal during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November).

A typical trip ranges from 4–6 days for the UAE and 5–7 days for Israel, depending on your travel preferences.

Yes, many travelers combine both destinations in a single itinerary, usually connected by flights.

The UAE uses UAE Dirham (AED), and Israel uses Israeli Shekel (ILS).

Yes, credit and debit cards are widely accepted in both countries, especially in cities and tourist areas.

Both destinations are generally safe for tourists. It is always advisable to follow local laws and stay updated with travel advisories.

Arabic is the official language in the UAE, and Hebrew is the official language in Israel. English is widely spoken in both countries.