Jordan and Israel

From $4,495 | 11 Days

Significant Regions of the Christian World

Join us on this transformative journey through Israel and Jordan, where we will visit the sacred sites that Jesus himself walked, preached, and performed miracles. From the serene waters of the Sea of Galilee to the powerful history embedded in the streets of Jerusalem, experience the profound moments of Christ's ministry and passion. Explore the land that witnessed the fulfillment of God's love for humanity.

Our expert, Spanish-speaking guides will lead you through these monumental locations, sharing the rich biblical history at each site, including the ancient ruins of Caesarea, the sacred Mount of Beatitudes, and the breathtaking Petra. Come with us to the heart of Christianity and walk in the footsteps of faith.

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Explore the Wonders of Israel and Jordan

This 11-day journey invites you to immerse yourself in the rich history and breathtaking landscapes of two extraordinary countries—Israel and Jordan. Discover the ancient cities of Jerash and Petra, marvel at the stunning views from Mount Nebo, and experience the beauty of the Dead Sea. In Israel, stand where Jesus performed miracles in Galilee, visit the iconic Western Wall in Jerusalem, and walk the Via Dolorosa. In Jordan, explore the wonders of Petra, a New Seven Wonder of the World, and enjoy a Bedouin experience in the vast desert of Wadi Rum. With every stop, you’ll gain deeper insights into the Bible’s timeless stories while taking in the awe-inspiring beauty of these sacred lands.

Join us to witness history, culture, and faith come together in an unforgettable adventure.

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Enjoy the Tour to 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.

Bible
Comfortable shoes (at least two pairs)
Insulated water bottle.
Parasol (small)
Hand lamp
Rain boots
International electricity adapters
Phone/Tablet chargers
Mantilla/Shawl/handkerchief for sacred places (ladies)
ATM card
Cash or traveler's checks (be sure to keep the traveler's check receipt in a separate place

Prescription medicines for muscle pain/allergies/asthma/stomach problems/cold symptoms.
Hand sanitizer and/or hand wipes
Lipstick
Light jacket (for the nights)
Ear plugs
Cough candy
Identification tags on suitcases/personal items
Passport/important papers bag (provided by Gospel Travel)
Credit cards: Advise that you are traveling outside your normal area and ask about foreign transaction fees

Documentation and necessary implements

Passport and visa
Travel insurance
Vaccination record
Copy of passport or immigration card
Mask for use by COVID-19
Health insurance cards and medical history (especially if you are traveling alone)
A copy of your prescriptions and a list of all medications you are taking

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Recommended type of clothing

Appropriate attire is casual, comfortable and beachy. It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes (at least two pairs). It is also advisable to have swimming supplies and clothing, if you wish. For holy sites, even in summer, it is advisable to cover up to the knees (that is, without shorts), arms and shoulders (shirts), and, in some places, cover the head with some type of mantilla, shawl, or handkerchief. If you want to dress in shorts and/or sleeveless, always have a “modest” alternative to cover up when necessary. Hats are essential in hot weather and in places with beaches. Although it is a tropical climate, a light jacket is needed for the evenings and maybe a little rain. Wear appropriate clothing if you are baptized, as well as if you are renewing your marriage vows. Don't forget sunglasses and sunscreen!

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.

Enjoy Adventist-Centered Services

At Gospel Travel Inc., we have planned, with our trusted suppliers, everything necessary so that each person can enjoy a Christian tour on the Sabbath without breaking the principle of their biblical observance, as well as enjoy a menu with a careful selection. of the foods to consume, according to what is established in the word of God.

If you have any questions about additional accommodations that can be made for Seventh-day Adventists or members of any other Protestant denomination, please contact us today. We hope to help you book a trip that can bring you closer to religious sites and rekindle your faith.

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