Egypt, jordan & israel

Explore the Sacred Lands of the Bible in One Unforgettable 16-Day Adventure

Journey Through Ancient Lands of Faith

Embark on an unforgettable 16-day journey through three of the most significant biblical countries: Egypt, Jordan, and Israel. From the iconic Pyramids of Giza and the Egyptian Museum in Cairo to the sacred sites in Israel and Jordan, this tour brings the Bible to life. Explore the wonders of Petra, visit Mount Sinai, and experience the healing waters of the Dead Sea. In Israel, walk in the footsteps of Jesus, from the Sea of Galilee to Jerusalem's holy sites like the Garden of Gethsemane and the Via Dolorosa. This once-in-a-lifetime adventure invites you to immerse yourself in rich history, culture, and faith.

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Biblical Wonders Across Three Nations

This tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the lands where the Bible's greatest stories unfolded. Starting in Egypt, you'll witness the grandeur of the Pyramids and the Sphinx before heading to the sacred site of Mount Sinai. In Jordan, visit the stunning ancient city of Petra and stand in awe at the views from Mount Nebo. In Israel, your faith journey continues with profound visits to Capernaum, Cana, and Jerusalem. With special moments such as Holy Communion at the Garden Tomb, a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee, and a vow renewal in Cana, this tour is perfect for anyone seeking a deeper connection to their faith and biblical history.

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Discover the Biblical Wonders of Egypt, Jordan, and Israel

Petra and Wadi Rum with authentic Bedouin experience
Magdala and Capernaum in Galilee
Qumran and Mount of Temptation
Biblical and cultural experiences
Spanish-speaking guides and handpicked hotel accommodations

Itinerary of Vacation activities

Thu, March 5 – Departure from the U.S

• Overnight flight with dinner, breakfast, and in-flight entertainment.
Fri, March 6 – Arrival in Israel (Tel Aviv)

• Reception at Ben Gurion Airport.
• Transfer and overnight stay in Netanya.
Sat, March 7 – Caesarea · Haifa · Mount Carmel · Cana · Galilee

• Caesarea Maritima (ruins of Herod).
• Mount Carmel (Prophet Elijah).
• Cana (miracle of water into wine – vow renewal).
• Overnight stay in Tiberias.
Sun, March 8 – Jesus’ Ministry (Galilee)

• Magdala, Mount of Beatitudes, Capernaum.
• 1st-century boat, boat ride on the Sea of Galilee.
• Dinner and overnight stay in Tiberias.
Mon, March 9 – Cross into Jordan: Jerash · Mount Nebo · Petra

• Border crossing via the Sheikh Hussein Bridge.
• Jerash (Roman city of the Decapolis).
• Mount Nebo (view of the Promised Land).
• Dinner and overnight stay in Petra.
Tue, March 10 – Petra · Wadi Rum

• Visit to Petra (one of the New Seven Wonders of the World).
• Optional horseback ride or walk to the Treasury.
• Bedouin dinner and overnight stay in a desert camp in Wadi Rum.
Wed, March 11 – Wadi Rum · Amman

• Jeep safari through the desert.
• Transfer to Amman, dinner and overnight stay.
Thu, March 12 – Return to Israel: Jericho · Qumran · Dead Sea · Jerusalem

• Border crossing via Allenby Bridge.
• Jericho (sycamore tree, Elijah’s Spring, Mount of Temptation).
• Qumran (Dead Sea Scrolls site).
• Free time to float in the Dead Sea.
• Arrival in Jerusalem.
Fri, March 13 – Jerusalem

• Visits to the Mount of Olives, Via Dolorosa, Western Wall, and more.
Sat, March 14 – Jerusalem

• Day of reflection with cultural and religious visits.
Sun, March 15 – Return Home

• Transfer to the airport and flight back to the U.S.

Accessories you may need

We will mention some articles and things that, although in some cases they are not essential, will help you have a better travel experience.

Reusable water bottle
Daypack or small backpack for daily outings
Sunglasses (with UV protection)
Flashlight or headlamp (great for Mount Sinai climb)
Travel pillow and eye mask (for flights and long drives)
Snacks or protein bars for travel days
Hand sanitizer and wet wipes

Basic first-aid kit (band-aids, antiseptic, pain relievers)
Moisturizer and lip balm (the air can be dry)
Bug repellent
Ziplock bags for snacks, wet items, or toiletries
Bible or devotional book
Journal and pen for reflections
Walking sticks (optional, especially for uneven paths)
Dry bag or waterproof pouch (ideal for Dead Sea or beach days)
Extra foldable duffel bag (for souvenirs and shopping)

Documentation and necessary implements

Passport (valid at least 6 months beyond return)
Travel insurance certificate
Visa documentation (if required)
Printed itinerary and airline tickets
Emergency contact list
Photocopies of your passport and ID (stored separately or digitally)
Personal medications in original containers
Credit card and some cash in small denominations
International power adapter and voltage converter (220V use in the region)

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Recommended type of clothing

The tour spans warm desert climates, religious sites, and a variety of urban and rural settings, so packing with versatility and modesty in mind is key. Lightweight, breathable clothing is ideal for the hot days in Egypt, Jordan, and parts of Israel. Include a few long-sleeved tops and long pants or skirts for modesty, especially when visiting sacred sites. A light jacket or sweater is useful for cooler evenings, particularly in higher elevations like Jerusalem. Swimwear will come in handy for a float in the Dead Sea or a dip in hotel pools. A sun hat or wide-brimmed cap is highly recommended, along with a scarf or shawl to cover shoulders or head when needed. Comfortable walking shoes are a must for archaeological sites, paired with sandals or flip-flops for leisure time and water activities.

There are many different types of food in the containers on the table.

Healthy food

Organize menus that allow biblical nutrition based on vegetables, legumes and fruits.

There are two candles and a shofar on the table.

Rest Days

All preparations are made for the correct observance of the Sabbath, making provision for food and other consumption, as well as activities consistent with the Sabbath day.

A glass of wine , matzah and a bible on a wooden table.

Lord's Supper

Organization of a rite of humility and communion for members of the Adventist church.

A stone archway with stairs leading up to it

Supported destinations

Travel only to destinations certified by Adventist archaeologists.

Experience a Faith-Focused Journey Through the Bible Lands

At Gospel Travel Inc., we’ve thoughtfully designed the Exodus Tour with Adventist values in mind. From Cairo to Jerusalem, every element of the itinerary is carefully coordinated with trusted local partners to ensure that Sabbath observance is respected—allowing travelers to reflect, worship, and rest in a meaningful, biblically aligned way.

The tour also includes a curated selection of meals that align with biblical health principles, offering nourishing options that honor dietary standards observed by many Seventh-day Adventists and health-conscious travelers.

Whether it’s a Holy Communion service at the Garden Tomb, a sunrise atop Mount Sinai, or vow renewal in Cana, this journey is more than just a tour—it’s a spiritual experience.

If you have specific questions about accommodations for Seventh-day Adventists or members of other Protestant denominations, we invite you to contact us today. We’re committed to helping you book a sacred journey that draws you closer to the places of Scripture and strengthens your walk of faith.

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