Holy Land Pilgrimage
Walk Where Jesus Walked!
Teacher and Group Leader: Greg Smith
March 20 - 29, 2023
*Optional Post Tour to Turkey - March 29 - April 2, 2023
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Holy Land Pilgrimage
Walk Where Jesus Walked!
Teacher and Group Leader: Greg Smith
March 20 - 29, 2023
*Optional Post Tour to Turkey - March 29 - April 2, 2023
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Tel Aviv · Caesarea · Haifa · Stella Maris · Nazareth · Cana · Tiberias · Sea of Galilee · Jordan River · Mt. Tabor · Jerusalem · Ein Karem · Bethlehem · Qumran · Jericho · Dead Sea · Mt. of Olives · Mt. Zion · Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Make your way through the Holy Land to experience Him, follow in His footsteps, and see Him in the works He performed - your footsteps will become His. Celebrate votive Masses in the very places where these miraculous gifts became pages in the Gospel. See where He was back then, and feel how He is still there today!

Greg Smith

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Your trip includes
- Round-trip airfarefrom your desired airport
- Airport taxes & fuel surcharges
- Accommodations at centrally located first class hotels: (or similar)
- Optional Post Tour:
Accommodation as follows (or similar)- ~ 1 night: March 29 - 30: Titanic City Hotel, Istanbul
- ~ 1 night: March 30 - 31: Charisma Hotel in Kusadasi
- ~ 1 night: March 31 - April 1: Doga Thermal Hotel in Pamukkale
- ~ 1 night: April 1 - 2: Titanic City Hotel, Istanbul
- Transfers as per itinerary
- Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner daily
- Breakfast and Dinner daily on the post tour
- Wine with dinners
- Transportation by air-conditioned motor coach
- Wi-Fi on motor coach in Holy Land
- Whisper Headsets
- Unlimited bottled water on the Bus during sightseeing
- Assistance of a professional local guide(s)
- Sightseeing and admissions fees as per itinerary
- Tips to Hotel Staff and Restaurants
- Mass daily & Spiritual activities
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Centrally located hotels or similar

Dan Panorama
Tel Aviv1 Night

Sea of Galilee
Tiberias2 Nights

Olive Tree
Jerusalem5 Nights
Not included
- Lunches during the post tour, Tips to your guide & driver, Visa fee
Optional
Itinerary
Day 1, Monday, March 2: Depart for the Holy Land
Make your way to your local airport where you will board your overnight flight. Your meals are served on board.
Day 2, Tuesday, March 3: Arrive in Tel Aviv
Upon arrival at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, make your way to the baggage claim area and collect your luggage. Proceed to the arrival's hall, where you will be greeted by your tour guide and/or driver. Transfer to your hotel in Tel Aviv in time to check-in. Enjoy dinner at the hotel before retiring for the evening.
Day 3, Wednesday, March 4: Caesarea - Stella Maris - Nazareth - Tiberias - Cana
Theme: The Annunciation
Following breakfast depart Tel Aviv to Caesarea Maritima, one of the three largest ports in the Roman world, next to Alexandria and Piraeus "Athens", which were built by Herod the Great between 21 B.C. and 9 B.C. It was in Caesarea where St. Peter baptized the first gentile convert Cornelius, and where St. Paul gave his defense of the Church. From here, we will see the Roman Theater, Herod's Palace, view the Hippodrome, and the harbor from where St. Paul sailed on his journeys. Continue north to Haifa, located on Mt. Carmel, where we will visit the Carmelite Shrine dedicated to Our Lady of Mt Carmel, and pray at the cave where Elijah the prophet took refuge. Continue on to Nazareth for lunch, and then visit the Church of the Annunciation. Visit the museum and archaeological garden where we can see the remains of Nazareth at time of Christ, as well as St. Joseph's workshop - which is now known as St. Joseph's Church. Within the Church of the Annunciation, you will make our way down to the Grotto to see the remains of the house of the Blessed Mother, and where the Angel of the Lord announced the good news to Mary. Celebrate Mass in this Church, and then continue on to Cana. It was here that Jesus performed His first miracle, changing water into wine. During your visit at the Wedding Church, married couples will have the chance to take part in the ceremony and renew their wedding vows. From there, we continue on to Tiberias, located on Sea of Galilee, for dinner and overnight.
Day 4, Thursday, March 5: Tiberias: Sea of Galilee
Theme: The Ministry of Christ in the Galilee
Today begin this day with breakfast at the hotel, followed by a boat ride on the beautiful and scenic Sea of Galilee (Luke 5:1). Upon docking the boat, you will have the opportunity to view the remains of a boat that dates back to the time of Jesus. Following the Sea of Galilee, we continue to the Mount of Beatitudes, where Jesus proclaimed His great Sermon on the Mount (Luke 6:20-49). Near the Mount, is Tabgha, one of Jesus' miracle sites. At Tabgha, Jesus fed the crowd of 5,000 people from five loaves of bread and two fish (Luke 9:10-17). Also, in Tabgha is St. Peter's Primacy where Jesus bestowed Church leadership upon Peter (John 21:9). Continue to visit the birthplace of Mary Magdalene in Magdala. During the time of Jesus, this village was a prosperous fishing village that exported fish and garum (a fish sauce reduction; popular in Roman cooking). Your day concludes at Capernaum, the launching place of Jesus' ministry. In Capernaum, see the Synagogue where Jesus taught (Mark 1:21-29) and gave His sermon on the Bread of Life. Return to the hotel for dinner and overnight.
Day 5, Friday, March 6: Jordan River - Mt. Tabor - Jericho - Jordan River - Jerusalem
Theme: The Transfiguration
After breakfast, we will drive to the site of the Transfiguration, Mount Tabor (Matthew 17:1-50). At this site, you will have some time to reflect on Christ's Humanity and Divinity. Celebrate Mass at the Basilica of the Transfiguration. Continue south to the Jordan Valley to the oldest inhabited city in the world, Jericho (Joshua 6:12-25). In Jericho, you view the exact location, the Mount of Temptation, of where the Devil tempted Jesus during his forty-day fast (Luke 4:1). Following the visit to this mountain, continue to Jesus' baptismal site on the River Jordan (Matthew 3:13-17). After some time at the Jordan River, we will transfer to Jerusalem to check-in to your hotel and enjoy dinner and overnight.
Day 6, Saturday, March 7: Jerusalem: Temple Model - Ein Karem - Bethlehem
Theme: The Visitation and Nativity
This morning, enjoy breakfast before we start our day in Jerusalem, which houses the temple to which Jesus was Presented (Luke 2:22). Visit a model of the Second Temple as it was in the time of Jesus. Following this visit, we will take a short drive to the village of Ein Karem, the birthplace of John the Baptist. It is known that there are two Churches in Ein Karem, both representing the two homes of Zechariah and Elizabeth. The first is in a valley where the birth of St. John the Baptist is commemorated (Luke 1:39-80) in the Church of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. The second is on a hill where Elizabeth spent five months in seclusion (Luke 1:24) at the Church of the Visitation. You will have a chance to visit both of these Churches and have the opportunity to pray the Mystery of the Rosary as you walk up the hill to the Church of the Visitation. In the afternoon, transfer to Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus. In Bethlehem, you will have the opportunity to view the Shepherd's Fields (Luke 2:8). In the caves of these fields, you are still able to see the soot marks of fires that shepherds lit to keep warm. The tour concludes at the Manger Square which stands in front of the Church of the Nativity. As you enter the Church, you will proceed down to the Grotto of the Nativity which marks the spot of Our Savior's birth (Matthew 2:1-18). Beneath the altar, there is a silver star and a Latin inscription that states: HIC DE VIRGINE MARIA JESUS CHRISTUS NATUS (Here Jesus Christ was born to the Virgin Mary). Following Mass in this Sacred space, return to the hotel for dinner and overnight.
Day 7, Sunday, March 8: Bethany - Dead Sea
Theme: Early Years in Jerusalem & the Wilderness
Following breakfast at your hotel, you will travel down the Jordan Valley to Qumran. Qumran is made up of 2,000 year old ruins from the days of the Second Temple and also the site where the Dead Sea Scrolls were written and discovered (Ezekial 47:8-10). These writings have helped further the understanding of Jewish background in Christianity. Time and weather permitting, you will have the opportunity to take a float in the Dead Sea, the lowest and saltiest spot on Earth. Continue as you travel through the Judean wilderness, the site where Jesus spent His 40 days of fasting. The day of touring culminates with a transfer to Bethany. Bethany is the site where Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead which foreshadows His own Resurrection (John 11:38-44). Return to the hotel for dinner and an overnight.
Day 8, Monday, March 9: Jerusalem: Mt. Of Olives - Gethsemane - Mt. Zion (Upper Room) - Western Wall
Theme: Palm Sunday and the Agony in the Garden
After breakfast, we will make our way to the Mount of Olives where you will be able to take in the beautiful, panoramic view of Jerusalem. Historically, the Mount of Olives was a mandatory transit point for Jesus during many iconic moments. Visit the Pater Noster Shrine where Jesus taught His disciples the Lord's Prayer (Pater Noster) (Luke 11:1-4). You will have the opportunity to stop at Dominus Flevit which is a Church that commemorates where Jesus wept for Jerusalem (Luke 19:41). Continue on to Gethsemane, a garden at the foot of the Mount of Olives. Jesus brought His disciples here to pray the night before He was crucified (Luke 22:29-53). The Garden still contains trees with roots that date back to the time of Jesus. Your next stop, the Church of All Nations, built over the "Rock of Agony". This is where Jesus prayed alone on the night of His arrest. Throughout this time, you are invited to remain in prayer and to reflect on Christ's agony that He experienced. You will have the opportunity to visit the Western Wall, which is the last remnant of the Jewish Temple after it was destroyed in 70 A.D. Continue with a visit to the house of the High Priest Caiaphas (Church of St. Peter in Gallicantu). This Church commemorates where Jesus was examined and eventually imprisoned before the Council in Jerusalem. It also commemorates Peter's Denial of Christ (John 18:15-18), Peters' repentance, and Jesus' forgiveness of Peter. You will also visit the Upper Room on Mt. Zion. The Upper Room is where Jesus and His disciples celebrated the Last Supper (Matthew 26:17-30) and where Jesus appeared to His disciples after His Death and Resurrection (Mark 16:14). In addition, visit the nearby Benedictine Church of the Dormition. Tradition tells us that this Church is where Mary, the Mother of Jesus, "fell asleep." At the end of this prayerful day, return to your hotel for dinner and overnight.
Day 9, Tuesday, March 10: Jerusalem: Via Dolorosa - Holy Sepulchre Theme: The Way of the Cross, The Crucifixion, The Resurrection
This morning you will have a very early wake-up to begin the Via Dolorosa (The Way of the Cross) at the Antonia Fortress. This is the spot where Jesus was condemned to death by Pontius Pilate (John 18:28-19:16). Following His condemnation, He was taken (on the Road to Calvary) to His place of Crucifixion. Reflect upon the Stations of the Cross as you travel through the markets of the Old City to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher (Luke 23:26-33). This sacred destination is the site of Calvary (Jesus' crucifixion place) and His tomb (Luke 23: 50-55). Celebrate Mass at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Following Mass, we will return to the hotel to enjoy breakfast. We will continue our day with a visit to the Church of St. Anne's, the home of Jesus' maternal grandparents (Anne and Joachim); and the Pool of Bethesda, where Jesus healed the crippled man (John 5:1-9). This afternoon, enjoy a revisit to the Old City. Following this visit return to the hotel to enjoy dinner and overnight at your hotel.
Day 10, Wednesday, March 11: Return Flights Home
After an early breakfast and heartfelt farewells, transfer to the Tel Aviv airport for return flights home.
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Options & Upgrades
*All pricing is per person
Single Supplement / Private Room $1,099.00 (USD)
Business Class Trans-Atlantic (One-Way) $2,200.00 (USD)
Business Class Trans-Atlantic (Round-Trip) $4,400.00 (USD)
Post Tour to Turkey:
March 29 - April 2, 2023
- Centrally Located First Class Hotels: (or similar)
- ~ 1 night: March 29 - 30: Titanic City Hotel, Istanbul
- ~ 1 night: March 30 - 31: Charisma Hotel in Kusadasi
- ~ 1 night: March 31 - April 1: Doga Thermal Hotel in Pamukkale
- ~ 1 night: April 1 - 2: Titanic City Hotel, Istanbul
- Transfers as per itinerary
- Breakfast and Dinner daily
- Wine & mineral water with dinners
- Air-conditioned motor coach
- Free Wi-Fi on motor coach
- Assistance of a professional local guide(s)
- Sightseeing and admissions fees
- Catholic Priest for Spiritual Direction
- Votive Masses daily & Spiritual activities
- Luggage handling (1 piece per person)
- Flight bag & Portfolio of all travel documents

Post Tour to Turkey
*All pricing is per person
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Itinerary
Day 10, Wednesday, March 29: Jerusalem - Tel Aviv - Istanbul
Depart for the Tel Aviv airport for your flight to Istanbul, Turkey. Upon arrival we are met by our guide and driver and transferred to our hotel for dinner and overnight.
Day 11, Thursday, March 30: Istanbul - Izmir
The bejeweled capital of Istanbul sits between two continents, and is home to 450 mosques. You'll visit the famous Blue Mosque, with its six minarets and sparkling interior. You'll visit the Topkapi Palace, once home to royal Sultans. Inside you'll see the fabled jewels of the Treasury, delicate displays of Chinese porcelain in the Kitchen Quarters. Walk through St. Sophia (Hagia Sophia) which, for 1000 years, was the largest Church in Christendom. Built by Justinian (532-537 AD), the Church has 107 columns, fossil imbedded white marble floors and beautiful glass mosaics. Today, it is the Museum of Byzantine Art. Catch a whiff of cinnamon, cloves, thyme and other exotic spices as you explore the Grand Bazaar. Over 4000 shops sell everything from herbs to gold. This afternoon, you'll fly to Izmir by TK 2334 at 06:00pm, the third largest city in modern Turkey. Upon arrival visit Izmir at 07:20pm, long a center for Jewish and Christian communities. In Paul's day, the town was known as Smyrna. Dinner and overnight at our hotel.
Day 12, Friday, March 31: Izmir - Ephessus - Hieropolis - Pamukalle
After breakfast, we drive to Ephesus, one of the Seven Churches of Asia (Rev 1:11). In ancient days, Ephesus was a bustling port town of 250 thousand, graced with wide, colonnade bordered streets. Today the major streets of ancient Ephesus have been excavated. You'll view the Library and the huge Agora. The Temple of Artemis was declared one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Today, only a single column remains to mark the site. You'll visit the Basilica of St. John, traditional site of his grave. From the Basilica, you'll enjoy a commanding view of the area. You'll visit the Museum of Ephesus for an up close look at artifacts from the ancient city. Visit the House of the Virgin Mary located on Mt. Koressos before you drive to Pamukkale. Overnight in your hotel in Pamukkale.
Day 13, Saturday, April 1: Pamukkale - Izmir - Istanbul
After breakfast, We continue to Hierapolis, blessed by hot mineral springs and some of the best preserved Roman ruins in Asia Minor. Christianity came to Hierapolis via Paul (Colossians 4:13). The ruins cover more than a mile. You'll see the impressive amphitheater with seats still in perfect condition. Today, the area is known as Pamukkale, meaning the "Cotton Castle". It is named for the limestone-laden hot springs which cascade from one white-edged terrace pool to the next. We will make a short stop in Alasehir (in the Middle Ages known as Philadelphia). Although several ancient cities bore the name of Philadelphia, this is generally agreed to be the one listed among the seven Churches written to by John in the Book of Revelation. Afterwards, we will visit Sardis, a militarily strong ancient city located along an important highway and among the fertile plains of Hermus (Geldiz River). Though Sardis was a powerful and wealthy city with a reputation for being alive, God announced that it was actually dead (Rev. 3:1-6). Here, we will explore the white marble royal way, the massive Temple of Artemis, the large gymnasium, and the famous synagogue. Afterwards, we will visit the archaeological remains of the ancient city of Smyrna. Located in modern day Izmir, Smyrna was one of the Seven Churches that the Apostle John relays the promise from God: "Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life" (Rev 2:10). Fly to Istanbul by TK 2327 05:20pm. Upon arrival to Istanbul at 06:45pm, you will be transferred to Hotel for dinner and overnight.
Day 14, November 15: Istanbul - USA:
After breakfast, We continue to Hierapolis, blessed by hot mineral springs and some of the best preserved Roman ruins in Asia Minor. Christianity came to Hierapolis via Paul (Colossians 4:13). The ruins cover more than a mile. You'll see the impressive amphitheater with seats still in perfect condition. Today, the area is known as Pamukkale, meaning the "Cotton Castle". It is named for the limestone-laden hot springs which cascade from one white-edged terrace pool to the next. We will make a short stop in Alasehir (in the Middle Ages known as Philadelphia). Although several ancient cities bore the name of Philadelphia, this is generally agreed to be the one listed among the seven Churches written to by John in the Book of Revelation. Afterwards, we will visit Sardis, a militarily strong ancient city located along an important highway and among the fertile plains of Hermus (Geldiz River). Though Sardis was a powerful and wealthy city with a reputation for being alive, God announced that it was actually dead (Rev. 3:1-6). Here, we will explore the white marble royal way, the massive Temple of Artemis, the large gymnasium, and the famous synagogue. Afterwards, we will visit the archaeological remains of the ancient city of Smyrna. Located in modern day Izmir, Smyrna was one of the Seven Churches that the Apostle John relays the promise from God: "Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life" (Rev 2:10). Fly to Istanbul by TK 2327 05:20pm. Upon arrival to Istanbul at 06:45pm, you will be transferred to Hotel for dinner and overnight.
Would like to stop over in Europe?
Let us know at time of registration, we will reschedule your airline reservations pending availability at no additional fee (these options will be available to you when you register online). Let us know if you need assistance with pre or Post Tour at hotel. Simply Contact 206 Tours: 800-206-TOUR (8687)
Options and upgrades
*All pricing is per person
Single Supplement / Private Room $1,099.00 (USD)
Business Class Trans-Atlantic (One-Way) $2,200.00 (USD)
Business Class Trans-Atlantic (Round-Trip) $4,400.00 (USD)
Post Tour to Turkey
*All pricing is per person
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Post Tour to Turkey:
March 29 - April 2, 2023
- Centrally Located First Class Hotels: (or similar)
- ~ 1 night: March 29 - 30: Titanic City Hotel, Istanbul
- ~ 1 night: March 30 - 31: Charisma Hotel in Kusadasi
- ~ 1 night: March 31 - April 1: Doga Thermal Hotel in Pamukkale
- ~ 1 night: April 1 - 2: Titanic City Hotel, Istanbul
- Transfers as per itinerary
- Breakfast and Dinner daily
- Wine & mineral water with dinners
- Air-conditioned motor coach
- Free Wi-Fi on motor coach
- Assistance of a professional local guide(s)
- Sightseeing and admissions fees
- Catholic Priest for Spiritual Direction
- Votive Masses daily & Spiritual activities
- Luggage handling (1 piece per person)
- Flight bag & Portfolio of all travel documents
Itinerary
Day 10, Wednesday, March 29: Jerusalem - Tel Aviv - Istanbul
Depart for the Tel Aviv airport for your flight to Istanbul, Turkey. Upon arrival we are met by our guide and driver and transferred to our hotel for dinner and overnight.
Day 11, Thursday, March 30: Istanbul - Izmir
The bejeweled capital of Istanbul sits between two continents, and is home to 450 mosques. You'll visit the famous Blue Mosque, with its six minarets and sparkling interior. You'll visit the Topkapi Palace, once home to royal Sultans. Inside you'll see the fabled jewels of the Treasury, delicate displays of Chinese porcelain in the Kitchen Quarters. Walk through St. Sophia (Hagia Sophia) which, for 1000 years, was the largest Church in Christendom. Built by Justinian (532-537 AD), the Church has 107 columns, fossil imbedded white marble floors and beautiful glass mosaics. Today, it is the Museum of Byzantine Art. Catch a whiff of cinnamon, cloves, thyme and other exotic spices as you explore the Grand Bazaar. Over 4000 shops sell everything from herbs to gold. This afternoon, you'll fly to Izmir by TK 2334 at 06:00pm, the third largest city in modern Turkey. Upon arrival visit Izmir at 07:20pm, long a center for Jewish and Christian communities. In Paul's day, the town was known as Smyrna. Dinner and overnight at our hotel.
Day 12, Friday, March 31: Izmir - Ephessus - Hieropolis - Pamukalle
After breakfast, we drive to Ephesus, one of the Seven Churches of Asia (Rev 1:11). In ancient days, Ephesus was a bustling port town of 250 thousand, graced with wide, colonnade bordered streets. Today the major streets of ancient Ephesus have been excavated. You'll view the Library and the huge Agora. The Temple of Artemis was declared one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Today, only a single column remains to mark the site. You'll visit the Basilica of St. John, traditional site of his grave. From the Basilica, you'll enjoy a commanding view of the area. You'll visit the Museum of Ephesus for an up close look at artifacts from the ancient city. Visit the House of the Virgin Mary located on Mt. Koressos before you drive to Pamukkale. Overnight in your hotel in Pamukkale.
Day 13, Saturday, April 1: Pamukkale - Izmir - Istanbul
After breakfast, We continue to Hierapolis, blessed by hot mineral springs and some of the best preserved Roman ruins in Asia Minor. Christianity came to Hierapolis via Paul (Colossians 4:13). The ruins cover more than a mile. You'll see the impressive amphitheater with seats still in perfect condition. Today, the area is known as Pamukkale, meaning the "Cotton Castle". It is named for the limestone-laden hot springs which cascade from one white-edged terrace pool to the next. We will make a short stop in Alasehir (in the Middle Ages known as Philadelphia). Although several ancient cities bore the name of Philadelphia, this is generally agreed to be the one listed among the seven Churches written to by John in the Book of Revelation. Afterwards, we will visit Sardis, a militarily strong ancient city located along an important highway and among the fertile plains of Hermus (Geldiz River). Though Sardis was a powerful and wealthy city with a reputation for being alive, God announced that it was actually dead (Rev. 3:1-6). Here, we will explore the white marble royal way, the massive Temple of Artemis, the large gymnasium, and the famous synagogue. Afterwards, we will visit the archaeological remains of the ancient city of Smyrna. Located in modern day Izmir, Smyrna was one of the Seven Churches that the Apostle John relays the promise from God: "Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life" (Rev 2:10). Fly to Istanbul by TK 2327 05:20pm. Upon arrival to Istanbul at 06:45pm, you will be transferred to Hotel for dinner and overnight.
Day 14, November 15: Istanbul - USA:
After breakfast, We continue to Hierapolis, blessed by hot mineral springs and some of the best preserved Roman ruins in Asia Minor. Christianity came to Hierapolis via Paul (Colossians 4:13). The ruins cover more than a mile. You'll see the impressive amphitheater with seats still in perfect condition. Today, the area is known as Pamukkale, meaning the "Cotton Castle". It is named for the limestone-laden hot springs which cascade from one white-edged terrace pool to the next. We will make a short stop in Alasehir (in the Middle Ages known as Philadelphia). Although several ancient cities bore the name of Philadelphia, this is generally agreed to be the one listed among the seven Churches written to by John in the Book of Revelation. Afterwards, we will visit Sardis, a militarily strong ancient city located along an important highway and among the fertile plains of Hermus (Geldiz River). Though Sardis was a powerful and wealthy city with a reputation for being alive, God announced that it was actually dead (Rev. 3:1-6). Here, we will explore the white marble royal way, the massive Temple of Artemis, the large gymnasium, and the famous synagogue. Afterwards, we will visit the archaeological remains of the ancient city of Smyrna. Located in modern day Izmir, Smyrna was one of the Seven Churches that the Apostle John relays the promise from God: "Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life" (Rev 2:10). Fly to Istanbul by TK 2327 05:20pm. Upon arrival to Istanbul at 06:45pm, you will be transferred to Hotel for dinner and overnight.
Would like to stop over in Europe?
Let us know at time of registration, we will reschedule your airline reservations pending availability at no additional fee (these options will be available to you when you register online). Let us know if you need assistance with pre or post stay at hotel. Simply Contact 206 Tours: 800-206-TOUR (8687) or sales@206tours.com
Would like to stop over in Europe?
Let us know at time of registration, we will reschedule your airline reservations
pending availability at no additional fee (these options will be available to you when you register online). Let us know if
you need assistance with pre or Post Tour at hotel.
Simply Contact 206 Tours: 800-206-TOUR (8687)
About your trip

- Tel Aviv
- Caesarea
- Nazareth
- Cana
- Tiberias
- Sea of Galilee
- Jordan River
- Mt. Tabor
- Jerusalem
- Gethsemane
- Ein Karem
- Bethlehem
- Qumran
- Dead Sea
- Mt. Zion
- Holy Sepulchre
















About The Holy Land - In the footsteps of Jesus:
If you desire to draw closer to Jesus of Nazareth, come, as we follow in His footsteps. Each day of your pilgrimage you will have time to renew and affirm your faith; to pray and reflect. The Scriptures will come alive as you visit Our Lord's homeland. You will be inspired by the natural beauty of the landscape, in addition to its rich historical heritage It is an encounter that has changed the lives of many pilgrims, an act of faith and prayer. Pilgrims have been traveling to the Holy Land for hundreds of years, and as part of your pilgrimage, we include many of the rich traditions that have evolved over time. The maxim at the entrance to the Church of the Nativity says: "We are hoping that: If you enter here as a tourist, you would exit as a pilgrim. If you enter here as a pilgrim, you would exit as a holier one." We pray that same will occur when you join 206 Tours pilgrimage.

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