You will travel overnight to arrive the following day in Tel Aviv.

The journey begins with arrival at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. After a warm welcome from our local representative, we’ll travel comfortably to Nazareth—the city where it all began, the place of Jesus’ childhood. As we arrive, the sunset bathes the Galilean hills and the echo of the angel’s words to Mary can almost be felt.

We’ll settle into our hotel, where our first shared dinner awaits—a prelude to the days ahead that will transform both body and soul.

Our tour through northern Israel takes us to Caesarea Philippi (Banias), where Peter proclaimed Jesus as the Christ. Among ancient ruins and bubbling springs, we’ll reflect on the depth of that confession.

We’ll continue to Capernaum, the “City of Jesus,” where He lived, taught, and healed. We’ll walk upon the stones that once echoed His words, beside Peter’s house and the ancient synagogue. Then, we’ll enjoy a serene boat ride on the Sea of Galilee.

At Tabga, on the shores of the Sea of Galilee, we’ll recall the miracle of the multiplication of the loaves and fishes—an eternal symbol of divine generosity. Later, we’ll ascend the Mount of Beatitudes, where Jesus delivered His most inspiring sermon. The view of the lake, the gentle breeze, and the rolling hills invite us to silence and reflection.

The day concludes with an opportunity for baptism in the Jordan River.

Early departure toward the Dead Sea. On the return, we’ll visit the Western Wall. On Mount Zion, we’ll visit the Upper Room—the site of the Last Supper—and the Tomb of King David, a symbol of messianic hope.

In Bethlehem, the city of Jesus’ birth, we’ll enter the Church of the Nativity, where the humble manger changed the course of human history. We’ll also visit the Shepherds’ Field, where the songs of peace and goodwill once rang out.

Overnight in Bethlehem.

We’ll walk the Via Dolorosa, the path Jesus took toward the cross, leading us to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre—where history culminates in victory and hope. It will be a day of deep devotion and worship.

From the Mount of Olives, we’ll behold the Holy City spread before us, glowing under the morning light. We’ll visit the Chapel of the Ascension and pray in the Garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus faced His darkest hour.

The journey continues at the Taba border, where we’ll be welcomed and transferred toward the mountains of Sinai. The road will lead us through desert landscapes rich with history until we arrive at the small town of Saint Catherine, nestled at the foot of the sacred mountain.

At night, an unforgettable experience begins: the ascent of Mount Sinai, the summit where, according to tradition, the prophet Moses received the Tablets of the Law. Under a sky full of stars, each step becomes an inner pilgrimage—a dialogue with faith and history.

Overnight in Saint Catherine, surrounded by silence and spirituality.

At dawn, we’ll descend from the mountain as the first light of day illuminates the desert. Then, we’ll depart for Cairo, passing through places mentioned in the Bible such as Rephidim and the Bitter Waters—symbols of the trials and purification of the people of Israel.

The journey continues through the Ahmed Hamdi Tunnel beneath the waters of the Suez Canal, connecting Asia and Africa. Finally, we’ll arrive in Cairo, the great Egyptian capital, where East and West meet in a vibrant mosaic of culture and life.

A fascinating day awaits in Cairo—a city where past and present intertwine at every corner.
We’ll begin by visiting the Pyramids of Giza, the majestic tombs of Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerinos—the most remarkable architectural complex among the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Facing them, we’ll admire the imposing Sphinx, with its human face—believed to represent King Chephren—and lion’s body, an eternal symbol of power and mystery.

We’ll continue to the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza, a modern masterpiece housing thousands of archaeological treasures that tell the story of one of the world’s most extraordinary civilizations. Each gallery unveils the secrets of the pharaohs, temples, and daily life in ancient Egypt.

In the afternoon, we’ll explore the spiritual heart of the city: Coptic Cairo. There we’ll visit the Ben Ezra Synagogue—considered the oldest in Egypt, steeped in history and legend—and the Hanging Church, one of Egypt’s oldest Christian churches, famous for its architecture suspended above the ancient towers of the Roman fortress of Babylon.

A day filled with history, faith, and awe… where every step connects us with thousands of years of spiritual and cultural heritage.

After breakfast, we’ll transfer to the airport for our journey home—carrying in our hearts the echo of Sinai, the wisdom of the desert, and the majesty of ancient Egypt.

A journey that travels not only through sacred lands… but also through the soul of those who visit them.