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Quick Tour of Israel, Palestine and Jordan
(start in Jerusalem)

The Highlights of the Levant and the Near East
Jordan, Palestine and Israel
All in a 10-Day Adventure

View from Mount Carmel in Israel during sunset.

View from Mount Carmel in Israel during sunset.

Here’s the best way to cover the highlights of  Jordan, Israel and Palestine in 10 days: Petra, Tel Aviv Jerusalem, Bethlehem and more.

Tour

Day 1 – Saturday – Tel Aviv – Jerusalem
Arrival at Ben Gurion airport, our local rep. will meet you after you clear customs with a sign in your name and assist with your transfer to your hotel in Jerusalem. Remainder of the day at leisure. For guests who are landing in Amman please click here.

Day 2 – Sunday- Jerusalem – Sheikh Hussein border- Petra: (B)
After breakfast transfer to Sheikh Hussein border with Jordan, change of vehicles at the border. Onward to Petra and your hotel: sample deluxe: Mövenpick, Marriott, or similar, for First class hotels: Golden Tulip or similar.

Jordanian Visa : Please secure the visa for Jordan from the Jordanian Consulate nearest you. Israeli departure tax is not included in our rate  (please have the amount ready with you in CASH At Sheikh Hussein border crossing).

Day 3 – Monday – Petra: (B)
A full day tour of Jordan’s most famous site, the rose-red city of Petra. Venture through the Siq (the gorge between two towering mountains) until you reach the treasury which, like the most of the structures at Petra, is carved into the rose-red Nubian sandstone. The afternoon is devoted to further exploration in Petra: Street of Façades, Roman theater, Royal tombs includes: (Urn tomb, Silk tombs, Corinthian tomb and Palace tomb), Byzantine church, Nabatean Temples, Colonnaded street, Great temple, Qaser El-Bent, museums and Al-Dair, of course time permitting. We spend another night in Petra.

Petra Kitchen or Petra by Night: (please choose one)
This evening in Petra we enjoy a unique experience: The Petra Kitchen is a delightful way to round out your Jordan travel experiences. Like any home kitchen, The Petra Kitchen is a relaxed, informal atmosphere where you’ll gather to prepare an evening meal, working alongside local women under the supervision of our chef.

Each evening meal includes soup, cold and hot mezza and salads, and a main course all typical Jordanian dishes. You will have get an inside glimpse of the secrets behind the famous regional cuisine of the Levant.

The Petra Kitchen offers an evening of learning, fun and a very special dining experience, with each dish gaining the special flavor of a reward well-earned. Great care has been taken to make The Petra Kitchen a truly Jordanian experience right down to the furnishings, all crafted in Jordan, the tableware, all produced by the Iraq al Amir Women’s Co-operative, and the aprons and table linens, all hand-embroidered by the Jordan River Foundation. The rate includes the cuisine course, meal and all non-alcoholic beverages as well as take-home recipes for all dishes prepared that evening.

For guests who are not keen on the dinner (Petra Kitchen) then we replace with:

Petra by Night:
In the evening enjoy the visit to Petra by night , this is an awe-inspiring experience; to experience it at night by the light of 1,800 candles is truly an out-of-this-world experience! Walk through the Siq to the Khazneh following a candle-lit path and enjoy the haunting music of the Bedouin at the Treasury. Tours start at 8.30 pm and finish at 10.00 pm. Allow yourself plenty of time to walk through the Siq, you don’t want to miss the show.

Petra by night.

Petra by night.
By Anark75 (Own work) [CC-BY-SA-3.0], via Wikimedia Commons

DAY 4 -Tuesday- Madaba – Mount Nebo -Allenby Bridge – Jerusalem: (B)
After breakfast, we head north along the King’s Way, visiting Madaba, which has the oldest map of the Holy Land, and Madaba’s Mosaic School. Then it’s on to Mt Nebo and Moses’ traditional burial site overlooking the Dead Sea and the Jordan River Valley. We continue through the magnificent scenery to the border for your drive to Jerusalem and your hotel and overnight. Please make sure that you have your passport in order, valid for at least 6 month beyond your arrival date and with visa ( if needed for Israel). Change of vehicles at the border , and on to Jerusalem and your hotel. For Deluxe: Mamila Hotel, American Colony Hotel or similar, for first class: Jerusalem Hotel, Novotel hotel or similar. Petra to the border crossing is about 4 hours including stop at Mount Nebo , then about 45-60 minutes formalities to cross and change cars, and another 30-45 minutes drive to Jerusalem. All times are subject to change and/or delays.

Day 5 – Wednesday – Beersheva – Arad – Massada – Jerusalem: (BL)
Leave Jerusalem, on to Beersheba. A short visit to the Negev capital. Continue via Arad to Massada. Ascend by cable car to the fortress, which was the last stronghold of the Jewish Zealots in their war against the Romans. Visit the excavations, Herod’s palaces, the synagogue, bathhouse, etc. Enjoy the breathtaking view of the Roman camps and the Dead Sea. Descend for a possible “float” in the in the salty water of the world’s lowest place. Via Ein Gedi and Kalya, proceed to Jerusalem for overnight. Breakfast at the hotel. Lunch is included at a local restaurant.

Day 6 – Thursday – Jerusalem: sightseeing of the new city (BL)
Drive to Mt. Scopus for a panoramic view of Jerusalem. On to the Garden of Gethsemane and Church of the Agony. Drive to Mt. Zion for a visit to the tomb of King David, the Room of the Last Supper and Dormition Abbey. Sightseeing in the new city including the Israel Museum’s Shrine of the Book with the famous Dead Sea scrolls, new Supreme Court bldg. Mt. Herzl. Then visit the model of the Herodian city of Jerusalem dating back to the time of the Second Temple. Afternoon visit of the Hadassah medical center in the synagogue with Marc Chagall stained glass windows, then via Ein Karem (the birth place of John the Baptist). Return to hotel. Breakfast at the hotel. Lunch is included at a local restaurant.

Day 7 – Friday – Jerusalem – (Old City) – Bethlehem: (BL)
Walk through one of the Gates to the walled Old City: the renewed Jewish Quarter; the Western Wall, the “Tunnel” , the Temple area; the colorful bazaars; Via Dolorosa, and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. Continue to Bethlehem to visit Rachel’s Tomb and the Church of the Nativity and return to Jerusalem for overnight . Breakfast is included daily at the hotel. Lunch is included at a local oriental restaurant.

Day 8 – Saturday – Jericho – Tiberias – Galilee: (BL)
Leave Jerusalem, driving via Bethany to Jericho, the oldest city in the world. Visit the excavations and then continue northward via Jordan Valley and proceed to Tiberias, the old center of Jewish learning. Drive along the shores of the Sea of Galilee to Capernaum to visit the ruins of the ancient synagogue, we are happy to arrange for a tour of one of the local kibbutz for interested guests. Continue to Scott hotel for the deluxe Category and overnight. For First class and tourist class we will use a Kibbutz. Breakfast at the hotel. Oriental (Middle Eastern) Lunch is included at a local restaurant.

Day 9 – Sunday – Haifa – Megiddo – Caesarea – Nazareth – Tel Aviv: (BL)
Breakfast is included at the hotel daily. We’ll go from ancient to recent history today, this is a very full day : Our local rep. will call for you after breakfast and drive around the bay to Haifa, Israel’s main port, a scenic cluster of neighborhoods climbing seaside slopes. Stops will include the Bahai Shrine, the Persian Garden, and Mount Carmel, where we’ll take in a panorama stretching from the port up the coast almost to Lebanon. At Nazareth, we’ll visit the Church of the Annunciation and Mary’s Well, then continue to Cana, and Beit Shean, where a Roman theater survives. Lunch is included at a local oriental restaurant, we head further south on our way to Tel Aviv, we’ll stop at the extensive and well-preserved Roman city of Caesarea whose buildings tell of a way of life through baths, plazas and a theater that is still used for major concerts! Later structures bespeak Crusader defenses. This evening will be your chance to do your last-minute shopping for Israeli souvenirs, and to enjoy a fine dining experience from among the many choices in Tel Aviv. Your guide will be pleased to make recommendations. Deluxe: Dan Tel Aviv or similar.

DAY 10 – Monday – Departure – Tel Aviv: (B)
Breakfast at the hotel. We’ll escort you to the airport to catch your homeward-bound flight. Salam!

Rates per person in US:
Tourist class
(3 stars hotels)
First class
(4 stars hotels)
Deluxe
(5 stars hotels)
Triple
$ 3328
$ 3990
$ 5210
Double
$ 3385
$ 4040
$ 5429
Single
$ 4650
$ 5630
$ 7052
Rates For Groups or Families
with a minimum of 10-15 Guests
Rates per person in US:
Tourist class
(3 stars hotels)
First class
(4 stars hotels)
Deluxe
(5 stars hotels)
Triple
$ 2380
$ 3089
$ 4370
Double
$ 2490
$ 3159
$ 4490
Single
$ 3750
$ 4750
$ 6160

Prices include:

  • All ground transportation, including service between airport and hotels
  • Meals as indicated, with preset menu (B = breakfast, L = lunch)
  • Guided sightseeing with professional guide and all admission fees
  • Hotel accommodations, including tax and service charges

Not included:

  • Trip interruption and cancellation insurance
  • Personal expenses such as laundry and phone calls
  • Beverages
  • Visa for Israel (if/when needed)
  • Visa fee for Jordan

Quick Tour of Israel, Palestine and Jordan
(start in Tel Aviv)

The Highlights of the Levant and the Near East
Jordan, Palestine and Israel
All in a 9-Day Adventure – Start and end in Tel Aviv

The Western Wall and Dome of the Rock in the Old City of Jerusalem.

The Western Wall and Dome of the Rock in the Old City of Jerusalem.
By David Shankbone, via Wikimedia Commons

Here’s the best way to cover the highlights of  Jordan, Israel and Palestine in 9 days: Petra, Tel Aviv Jerusalem, Bethlehem and more.

Amazing Jerusalem: Tour of the Old City. Video by LearnArabicwithMaha.

Tour

Day 1 – Sunday – Tel Aviv – Sheikh Hussein border – Petra: (L)
Arrival at Tel Aviv airport – VIP Club Transfer Service Meet & Assist – transfer directly to Sheikh Hussein border with Jordan, change of vehicles at the border. Onward to Petra and your hotel. Sample deluxe: Mövenpick, Marriott, or similar. For First: Golden Tulip or similar. Lunch is included en-route. Jordanian Visa: Please secure the visa for Jordan from the Jordanian Consulate nearest you. Israeli departure tax is not included in our rate,  (please have the amount ready with you in CASH At Sheikh Hussein border crossing). If you land in Tel Aviv late in the day we will overnight in Jerusalem and on to Petra the next day (please click here). Israeli departure tax is not included in our rate (please have the amount ready with you in CASH At Sheikh Hussein border). For guests who are landing in Amman please click here.

Day 2 – Monday – Petra: (BD)
A full day tour of Jordan’s most famous site, the rose-red city of Petra. Venture through the Siq (the gorge between two towering mountains) until you reach the treasury which, like the most of the structures at Petra, is carved into the rose-red Nubian sandstone. The afternoon is devoted to further exploration in Petra: Street of Façades, Roman theater, Royal tombs includes: (Urn tomb, Silk tombs, Corinthian tomb and Palace tomb), Byzantine church, Nabatean Temples, Colonnaded street, Great temple, Qaser El-Bent, museums and Al-Dair, of course time permitting. This evening in Petra we enjoy a unique experience: The Petra Kitchen is a delightful way to round out your Jordan travel experiences. Like any home kitchen, The Petra Kitchen is a relaxed, informal atmosphere where you’ll gather to prepare an evening meal, working alongside local women under the supervision of our chef.

Each evening meal includes soup, cold and hot mezza and salads, and a main course—all typical Jordanian dishes. You will have get an inside glimpse of the secrets behind the famous regional cuisine of the Levant.

The Petra Kitchen offers an evening of learning, fun and a very special dining experience, with each dish gaining the special flavor of a reward well-earned. Great care has been taken to make The Petra Kitchen a truly Jordanian experience—right down to the furnishings, all crafted in Jordan, the tableware, all produced by the Iraq al Amir Women’s Co-operative, and the aprons and table linens, all hand-embroidered by the Jordan River Foundation. The rate includes the cuisine course, meal and all non-alcoholic beverages as well as take-home recipes for all dishes prepared that evening.

DAY 3 – Tuesday – Petra – Allenby Bridge – Jerusalem: (B)
After breakfast, our local rep. escorts you to the border for your drive to Tel Aviv and your hotel and overnight. Please make sure that you have your passport in order, valid for at least 6 month beyond your arrival date and with visa (if needed for Israel). Change of vehicles at the border, and on to Jerusalem and your hotel. For Deluxe: Mamila Hotel, American Colony Hotel or similar, for first class: Jerusalem Hotel, Novotel hotel or similar. Petra to the border crossing is about 4 hours including stop at Mount Nebo, then about 45-60 minutes formalities to cross and change cars, and another 30-45 minutes drive to Jerusalem. All times are subject to change and/or delays.

Day 4 – Wednesday – Beersheva – Arad – Massada – Jerusalem: (BL)
Leave Jerusalem, on to Beersheba. A short visit to the Negev capital. Continue via Arad to Massada. Ascend by cable car to the fortress, which was the last stronghold of the Jewish Zealots in their war against the Romans. Visit the excavations, Herod’s palaces, the synagogue, bathhouse, etc. Enjoy the breathtaking view of the Roman camps and the Dead Sea. Descend for a possible “float” in the in the salty water of the world’s lowest place. Via Ein Gedi and Kalya, proceed to Jerusalem for overnight. Breakfast at the hotel. Lunch is included at a local restaurant.

Day 5 – Thursday – Jerusalem: sightseeing of the new city (BL)
Drive to Mt. Scopus for a panoramic view of Jerusalem. On to the Garden of Gethsemane and Church of the Agony. Drive to Mt. Zion for a visit to the tomb of King David, the Room of the Last Supper and Dormition Abbey. Sightseeing in the new city including the Israel Museum’s Shrine of the Book with the famous Dead Sea scrolls, new Supreme Court bldg. Mt. Herzl. Then visit the model of the Herodian city of Jerusalem dating back to the time of the Second Temple. Afternoon visit of the Hadassah medical center in the synagogue with Marc Chagall stained glass windows, then via Ein Karem (the birth place of John the Baptist). Return to hotel. Lunch is included at a local restaurant.

Day 6 – Friday – Jerusalem – (Old City) – Bethlehem: (BL)
Walk through one of the Gates to the walled Old City: the renewed Jewish Quarter; the Western Wall, the “Tunnel”, the Temple area; the colorful bazaars; Via Dolorosa, and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. Continue to Bethlehem to visit Rachel’s Tomb and the Church of the Nativity and return to Jerusalem for overnight. Breakfast is included daily at the hotel. Lunch is included at a local restaurant.

Day 7 – Saturday – Jericho  Tiberias  Galilee: (BL)
Leave Jerusalem, driving via Bethany to Jericho*, the oldest city in the world. Visit the excavations and then continue northward via Jordan Valley and the new settlements to Beit Shean. After a short visit proceed to Tiberias, the old center of Jewish learning. Drive along the shores of the Sea of Galilee to Capernaum to visit the ruins of the ancient synagogue. Continue to Scott hotel for the deluxe Category and overnight. For First class and tourist class we will use a Kibbutz. Breakfast at the hotel. Lunch is included at a local restaurant.

Day 8 – Sunday  Upper Galilee and Golan Heights  Nazareth: (BL)
Breakfast is included at the hotel daily. We’ll go from ancient to recent history today, as we ascend to the Golan Heights. Here we’ll catch a glimpse of the Syrian fortifications where guns were once trained on the Israeli farms below. A sharp eye will spot gazelles and other wildlife that live mostly out of sight among the rocks. We’ll visit the lake of Birkat Ram in a fertile volcanic landscape, and Druze villages, stopping along the way at Banias, at the foot of Mt. Hermon, where the Jordan River gushes from the earth. We’ll continue via Kiryat Shmoneh and the Hula Valley, reclaimed from marshes, to Safed, the city of the Kabala, where we’ll visit the synagogue and artists’ colony. At Nazareth, we’ll visit the Church of the Annunciation and Mary’s Well, then continue to Cana, and Beit Shean, where a Roman theater survives. Lunch is included at a local restaurant.

DAY 9  Monday  DEPARTURE: (B)
Breakfast at the hotel. We’ll escort you to the airport to catch your homeward-bound flight. Salam! Tel Aviv Airport VIP Club Transfer Services.

 

Rates per person in US:
 
Tourist class
(3 stars hotels)
First class
(4 stars hotels)
Deluxe
(5 stars hotels)
Triple
$ 3989
$ 4790
$ 6250
Double
$ 4040
$ 4890
$ 6377
Single
$ 5350
$ 6530
$ 7602

 

Prices include:

  • All ground transportation, including service between airport and hotels
  • Meals as indicated, with preset menu (B = breakfast, L = lunch)
  • Guided sightseeing with professional guide and all admission fees
  • Hotel accommodations, including tax and service charges
  • VIP MEET & GREET at Tel Aviv Airport: the local rep. will meet you just before the immigration, at Tel Aviv Airport, then walk you through the immigration and luggage claim, on to the arrival hall and meeting the guide/driver and drive on to your hotel.Vip Club Airport Transfers Service (Tel Aviv Airport)
    Description of service

Flights: Incoming/Arrival
Porter services included

  • Meeting the guest at the exit of the plane’s sleeve.
  • Transfer to passport control with luxury car.
  • Quick transfer through passport control.
  • Pickup luggage, porter service included.
  • Quick transfer through Customs and exiting to the Arrivals Hall.

Outgoing / departure flights:
Porter services included

  • Meeting the guest at departure hall, gate 32.
  • Quick transfer through security check.
  • Porter service is included.
  • Check-in for flight and deposit of baggage at designated counter,
  • Quick transfer at hand bags security.
  • Quick transfer during boarding.

Not included:

  • Trip interruption and cancellation insurance
  • Personal expenses such as laundry and phone calls
  • Beverages
  • Visa for Israel (if/when needed)
  • Visa fee for Jordan

 

Quick Tour of Israel, Palestine and Jordan

The Highlights of the Levant and the Near East
Jordan, Palestine and Israel — all in a 10-Day Adventure

The ruins of the Roman city and the stone fortress of Petra

The ruins of the Roman city and the stone fortress of Petra
By Brad Mering, via Wikimedia Commons

Here’s the best way to cover the highlights of Jordan, Israel and Palestine in 10 days: Petra, Tel Aviv, Beersheva, Arad, Massada, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Jericho, Tiberias, Galilee, Upper Galilee and Golan Heights, Nazareth, Acre, Haifa.

Tour

Day 1 – Friday – Amman- Petra
Land in Amman, where our local rep. meets you at the airport and meets you after you clear customs and passports formalities. From the airport in Amman: We proceed in your private air-conditioned vehicle and with your private English speaking guide to Petra, finally we reach your hotel, check-in and overnight at your hotel in Petra.  For guests who are landing in Israel/Palestine please click here.

Day 2 – Saturday – Petra: (BD)
A full day tour of Jordan’s most famous site, the rose-red city of Petra. Venture through the Siq (the gorge between two towering mountains) until you reach the treasury which, like the most of the structures at Petra, is carved into the rose-red Nubian sandstone. The afternoon is devoted to further exploration in Petra: Street of Façades, Roman theater, Royal tombs includes: (Urn tomb, Silk tombs, Corinthian tomb and Palace tomb), Byzantine church, Nabatean Temples, Colonnaded street, Great temple, Qaser El-Bent, museums and Al-Dair, of course time permitting. This evening in Petra we enjoy a unique experience: The Petra Kitchen is a delightful way to round out your Jordan travel experiences. Like any home kitchen, The Petra Kitchen is a relaxed, informal atmosphere where you’ll gather to prepare an evening meal, working alongside local women under the supervision of our chef.

Each evening meal includes soup, cold and hot mezza and salads, and a main course all typical Jordanian dishes. You will have get an inside glimpse of the secrets behind the famous regional cuisine of the Levant.

The Petra Kitchen offers an evening of learning, fun and a very special dining experience, with each dish gaining the special flavor of a reward well-earned. Great care has been taken to make The Petra Kitchen a truly Jordanian experience right down to the furnishings, all crafted in Jordan, the tableware, all produced by the Iraq al Amir Women’s Co-operative, and the aprons and table linens, all hand-embroidered by the Jordan River Foundation. The rate includes the cuisine course, meal and all non-alcoholic beverages as well as take-home recipes for all dishes prepared that evening.

DAY 3 – Sunday- Petra – Allenby Bridge – Jerusalem: (B)
After an early breakfast, we head north to Mount Nebo, we enjoy the panoramic view of the Promised Land the way Moses saw it for the first time, then our local rep. escorts you to the border for your drive to Jerusalem and your hotel and overnight. Please make sure that you have your passport in order, valid for at least 6 month beyond your arrival date and with visa (if needed for Israel). Change of vehicles at the border. For Deluxe: Mamila Hotel, American Colony Hotel or similar, for first class: Jerusalem Hotel, Novotel hotel or similar. Petra to the border crossing is about 4 hours including stop at Mount Nebo, then about 45-60 minutes formalities to cross and change cars, and another 30-45 minutes drive to Jerusalem. All times are subject to change and/or delays.

Day 4 – Monday – Beersheva – Arad – Massada – Jerusalem: (BL)
Leave Jerusalem, on to Beersheba, visit to the Negev capital. Continue via Arad to Massada. Ascend by cable car to the fortress, which was the last stronghold of the Jewish Zealots in their war against the Romans. Visit the excavations, Herod’s palaces, the synagogue, bathhouse, etc. Enjoy the breathtaking view of the Roman camps and the Dead Sea. Descend for a possible “float” in the in the salty water of the world’s lowest place. Via Ein Gedi and Kalya, proceed to Jerusalem for overnight. Breakfast at the hotel. For Deluxe: American Colony Hotel or similar. Lunch is included at a local restaurant.

Day 5 – Tuesday – Jerusalem: sightseeing of the new city (BL)
Drive to Mt. Scopus for a panoramic view of Jerusalem. On to the Garden of Gethsemane and Church of the Agony. Drive to Mt. Zion for a visit to the tomb of King David, the Room of the Last Supper and Dormition Abbey. Sightseeing in the new city including the Israel Museum’s Shrine of the Book with the famous Dead Sea scrolls, new Supreme Court bldg. Mt. Herzl. Then visit the model of the Herodian city of Jerusalem dating back to the time of the Second Temple. Afternoon visit of the Hadassah medical center in the synagogue with Marc Chagall stained glass windows, then via Ein Karem (the birth place of John the Baptist). Return to Hotel. For Deluxe : American Colony Hotel or similar. Breakfast at the hotel. Lunch is included at a local restaurant.

Day 6 – Wednesday – Jerusalem – (Old City) – Bethlehem: (BL)
Walk through one of the Gates to the walled Old City: the renewed Jewish Quarter; the Western Wall, the “Tunnel”, the Temple area; the colorful bazaars; Via Dolorosa, and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. Continue to Bethlehem to visit Rachel’s Tomb and the Church of the Nativity and return to Jerusalem for overnight. Breakfast is included daily at the hotel. Lunch is included at a local restaurant.

Day 7 – Thursday – Jericho – Tiberias – Galilee: (BL)
Leave Jerusalem, driving via Bethany to Jericho*, the oldest city in the world. Visit the excavations and then continue northward via Jordan Valley and the new settlements to Beit Shean. After a short visit proceed to Tiberias, the old center of Jewish learning. Drive along the shores of the Sea of Galilee to Capernaum to visit the ruins of the ancient synagogue. Continue to Scott hotel for the deluxe Category and overnight. For First class and tourist class we will use a Kibbutz. Breakfast at the hotel. Lunch is included at a local restaurant.

Day 8 – Friday – Upper Galilee and Golan Heights – Nazareth: (BL)
Breakfast is included at the hotel daily. We’ll go from ancient to recent history today, as we ascend to the Golan Heights. Here we’ll catch a glimpse of the Syrian fortifications where guns were once trained on the Israeli farms below. A sharp eye will spot gazelles and other wildlife that live mostly out of sight among the rocks. We’ll visit the lake of Birkat Ram in a fertile volcanic landscape, and Druze villages, stopping along the way at Banias, at the foot of Mt. Hermon, where the Jordan River gushes from the earth. We’ll continue via Kiryat Shmoneh and the Hula Valley, reclaimed from marshes, to Safed, the city of the Kabala, where we’ll visit the synagogue and artists’ colony. At Nazareth, we’ll visit the Church of the Annunciation and Mary’s Well, then continue to Cana, and Beit Shean, where a Roman theater survives. Lunch is included at a local restaurant.

Day 9 – Saturday – Acre – Haifa – Tel Aviv: (B)
Our local rep. will call for you after breakfast and drive up the cost to Acre, a Crusader stronghold in the Middle Ages. After a view of the fortifications, we’ll drive back around the bay to Haifa, Israel’s main port, a scenic cluster of neighborhoods climbing seaside slopes. Stops will include the Bahai Shrine, the Persian Garden, and Mount Carmel, where we’ll take in a panorama stretching from the port up the coast almost to Lebanon. On our way back to Tel Aviv, we’ll stop at the extensive and well-preserved Roman city of Caesarea whose buildings tell of a way of life through baths, plazas and a theater that is still used for major concerts! Later structures bespeak Crusader defenses. This evening will be your chance to do your last-minute shopping for Israeli souvenirs, and to enjoy a fine dining experience from among the many choices in Tel Aviv. Your guide will be pleased to make recommendations. Deluxe: Dan Tel Aviv or similar.

DAY 10 – Sunday – DEPARTURE: (B)
Breakfast at the hotel. We’ll escort you to the airport to catch your homeward-bound flight. Salam! Tel Aviv VIP Club Transfer Service.

Rates per person in US:
Tourist class
(3 stars hotels)
First class
(4 stars hotels)
Deluxe
(5 stars hotels)
Triple
$ 4180
$ 4870
$ 6053
Double
$ 4243
$ 4941
$ 6179
Single
$ 5458
$ 6532
$ 7705


Prices include:

  • All ground transportation, including service between airport and hotels
  • Meals as indicated, with preset menu (B = breakfast, L = lunch)
  • Guided sightseeing with professional guide and all admission fees
  • Hotel accommodations, including tax and service charges.
  • Visa for Jordan, limited to specific number of nationalities such as: Australian, NZ, USA, Canada, EU, Japan and others (please check with us if needed at the time of booking).
  • VIP MEET & GREET at Tel Aviv Airport: the local rep. will meet you just before the immigration, at Tel Aviv Airport, then walk you through the immigration and luggage claim, on to the arrival hall and meeting the guide/driver and drive on to your hotel.Vip Club Airport Transfers Service (Tel Aviv Airport)
    Description of service

Flights: Incoming/Arrival
Porter services included

    • Meeting the guest at the exit of the plane’s sleeve.
    • Transfer to passport control with luxury car.
    • Quick transfer through passport control.
    • Pickup luggage, porter service included.
    • Quick transfer through Customs and exiting to the Arrivals Hall.

Outgoing / departure flights:
Porter services included

    • Meeting the guest at departure hall, gate 32.
    • Quick transfer through security check.
    • Porter service is included.
    • Check-in for flight and deposit of baggage at designated counter,
    • Quick transfer at hand bags security.
    • Quick transfer during boarding.

Not included:

  • Trip interruption and cancellation insurance
  • Personal expenses such as laundry and phone calls
  • Beverages
  • Tips
  • Visa for Israel (if/when needed)
  • Jordan Departure tax at Allenby Bridge.