Upon reaching Tel Aviv, an airport representative will greet you at the airplane sleeve and accompany you through a dedicated passport control desk. Subsequently, the representative will help you collect your belongings and guide you to the arrivals gate, where your driver will be eagerly awaiting your arrival.

Indulge in a personalized transfer service, complete with an English-speaking driver, for a seamless journey between the airport and your hotel.

Leave bustling Tel Aviv behind and head north to traditional Tiberias with a private guide. Visit Caesarea, the former Roman capital, and explore the archeological site including the restored theater. Head further north to Mount Carmel for a panoramic view of Haifa and explore the beautiful Bahai Gardens. Drive up the coast to Acre, the ancient port city and holiest city of the Bahai faith. End the day with a relaxing evening at your Tiberias hotel.

The Galilee region is known for its biblical sites related to Jesus and his disciples. Start at the Mount of Beatitudes, believed to be where Jesus gave his Sermon on the Mount. Drive down to Tabgha, where the miracle of the multiplication of the loaves and fishes is said to have taken place. Visit the Church of the Primacy of St. Peter and the Church of the Multiplication. Then head to Capernaum, a town mentioned in all four gospels and home to the ruins of a 4th century synagogue. Finally, visit Beit Shean Archeological National Park to see the history of Israel through archaeological remains.

The Galilee Boat Museum was built to display an ancient boat that was discovered in 1986 along the shore of the Sea of Galilee. The boat dates back to the time when Jesus was active in the region and is significant to both Christians and Jews. The museum provides multimedia presentations and information in English, offering details about the boat's discovery.

Embark on a scenic drive from Tiberias to Jerusalem and discover the Galilee region with your private guide. Begin by visiting Kafr Kanna, home to the Wedding Church in Cana, also known as the Church of the First Miracle. This site commemorates Jesus' first miracle of turning water into wine at a wedding. Continue to the nearby town of Nazareth to see the Basilica of the Annunciation, built on the spot where the angel Gabriel appeared to Mary and announced that she would bear the Son of God. After exploring Nazareth, proceed to Jerusalem and be dropped off at your hotel.

During your journey across Israel, make a stop at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Megiddo in the Lower Galilee region. This ancient city has witnessed numerous battles throughout history and has 26 layers of settlements dating back to the Chalcolithic period. Megiddo was once a Canaanite city, an Egyptian fortress, a Chariot City in Biblical times, and a significant Assyrian and Persian city. Visitors can see the remains of Solomons Gate and his stables, as this city was ruled by King Solomon at its peak. Megiddo holds religious significance as it is believed to be the future site of the Final Battle, Armageddon. After exploring Megiddo, continue to your accommodation in Galilee. The travel time today is approximately three hours.

Yardenit is a site where the Jordan River flows, eventually leading to the Dead Sea located over 60 miles south. Some traditions believe that this is the actual spot where Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist. Consequently, many visitors choose to participate in a sacred Baptism ceremony at this iconic location. Whether you prefer full immersion, Orthodox, or Catholic baptism, your Destination Expert can assist you with the necessary arrangements. Depending on your needs and denomination, a local clergy member can facilitate today's Baptism. Please note that although the Baptism service is offered free of charge, donations are highly encouraged, and you will be responsible for covering the pastor's expenses directly.

Jerusalem is the heart of the Holy Land and is revered by Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. The Mount of Olives overlooks the Old City and separates it from the Judean Desert. Begin the day at the Mount of Olives with your private driver-guide, enjoying the panoramic views of the Old City and its surroundings. The Mount is a pilgrimage site for Catholics, Eastern Orthodox, and Protestants. Visit the Garden of Gethsemane, believed to be where Jesus prayed before his crucifixion. Enter the Old City, stopping at the Church of Saint Anne and the Pools of Bethesda. Walk along the Via Dolorosa, a pilgrimage route for Christians, and stop at the Stations of the Cross. Consider visiting the Garden Tomb, believed by some to be the burial and resurrection site of Jesus. Explore the Cardo in the Jewish Quarter, dating back to Roman times. End the day with a visit to the Western Wall, Judaism's most holy site. Finally, visit Mount Zion, where The Last Supper is believed to have taken place.

Bethlehem, known as the birthplace of Jesus, is just 6 miles south of Jerusalem. Christians from all denominations come here as a pilgrimage site. To get to Bethlehem from Israel, your English-speaking driver-guide will accompany you to the checkpoint. Make sure to have your passport, as Israelis cannot cross the checkpoint. Once you pass the checkpoint, a Palestinian guide will join you for a visit to the Chapel of the Milk Grotto. This Catholic church is built on the site of a 5th-century Byzantine church, where it is believed that the Holy Family sought refuge. Continue by car to the Basilica of the Church of the Nativity, located where Jesus was born. The church is jointly administered by different Christian authorities, making it a unique place to visit. Take your time exploring these sacred sites and talk to your Palestinian guide about life in the West Bank. Bethlehem has interesting shops that focus on Christian religious apparel different from those in Jerusalem. Your guide will take you back to the checkpoint in Israel, where you will rejoin your Israeli guide and leave.

Beyond the Old City, Jerusalem has many historical treasures scattered throughout the city. Start your day with your English-speaking driver-guide at the Israel Museum. On the way, you'll pass by the Supreme Court and the Knesset, the Israeli parliament. The Israel Museum holds artifacts related to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The most important exhibits are the model of the city from the time of the Second Temple and the Shrine of the Book, which houses the Dead Sea Scrolls, the oldest biblical manuscripts in the world found in Qumran. After that, visit the Holocaust Memorial of Yad Vashem, located next to the country's war cemetery on Mount Herzl. Yad Vashem serves as a reminder of the Holocaust and the unimaginable atrocities committed against the Jewish people. It is a must-visit site in Israel where you can reflect and pay your respects.

In the Israeli landscape, there are several iconic natural wonders that have a significant role in the biblical history of the Holy Land. These wonders, including Masada, Ein Gedi, and the Dead Sea, can be found in the Jordan Rift Valley, with the mountains on the Jordanian side providing a dramatic backdrop. To begin your day, your English-speaking driver-guide will take you to the beautiful Ein Gedi Reserve, a desert oasis that is mentioned multiple times in the Book of Psalms and features stunning waterfalls. Afterward, you will continue by car to Masada, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known as King Herod's desert mountain palace and the location of the final stand of the zealots against the Roman Legion. From the summit, you will have breathtaking views of the desert and the Dead Sea. You can reach the summit by cable car and explore the excavation of King Herod's palaces, the bathhouse, storerooms, the ancient ramp used to ascend the mountain, and one of the oldest synagogues still standing. If you are in good health, you may choose to hike up the Snake Path to the summit, but please note that this can be quite challenging due to the hot desert sun and the 90-minute duration of the hike. Finally, you will end your day by soaking in the Dead Sea, which is famous for its highly-salinated waters and for being the lowest point on earth, situated 1,412 feet below sea level. The sea was once home to one of the world's first health resorts, built for King Herod. However, the water level has been decreasing over the past century, leading to collaboration between Israel and Jordan to protect this valuable resource in the future.

You will be met by an airport representative at the entrance of Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Airport. They will assist you with the airport security procedure, check-in, and passport control at a separate desk. A private vehicle will then transfer you between Jerusalem and the airport.