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Terms & Conditions RESERVATIONS A completed reservation form and a $300 deposit are required to secure a place on this tour. Deposit early. Space is limited. Reservations are due no later than June 30, 2020. Reservations can be sent to: PO Box 268, Morgantown, PA 19543. FINAL PAYMENT Final payment will be due August 7, 2020. Payment can be made by check, Visa, Discover, or MasterCard. Payments not received on time can result in reservation cancellation without refund. *Additional bookings after the final payment deadline may result in additional administrative fees. Fee amounts imposed are at the discretion of Pilgrim Tours & Travel. INCLUDED Roundtrip air from Seattle, 8 nights lodging at 4-star hotels, Breakfast & dinner daily at hotels, 1 St. Peter’s lunch and 1 lunch at Abe’s Tent, Full time English- speaking tour guide, Tips to driver, guide, and hotel staff, Services of long dis- tance deluxe motor coach as appear on itinerary, All entrances and transporta- tion as appear on itinerary, Whisper/Listening Devices, Pilgrim Payment Processing NOT INCLUDED 6 lunches, Optional Travel Insurance-6.5% of tour cost CANCELLATION Cancellation in writing must be received by Pilgrim Tours for appropriate refund minus the following fees and any nonrefundable services purchased. Air penalties are not part of the percentages below and vary based on the air- line policy. By or before July 9, 2020: $100 per person July 10-Aug. 8, 2020: Deposit Amount of $300 per person Aug. 9-Sept. 22, 2020: 40% of tour cost Sept. 23-Oct. 7, 2020: 65% of tour cost Oct. 8-Oct. 30, 2020: 85% of tour cost Oct. 31, 2020 or after: 100% of tour cost Travel insurance is non-refundable. AIR TRANSPORTATION If needed, Pilgrim Tours will arrange for the best-priced airfare available at the time of booking. Pilgrim Tours does not have the ability to guarantee assigned seating when making group air arrangements. Depending on the airline, there may be an additional cost for assigned seats once the ticket is issued. Air carriers are responsible for seat assignments and most group air contracts assign seats at the airport check-in on day of departure. Mileage credit for individuals on group air contracts is not guaranteed and is subject to the rules of each airline under contract. All taxes, fuel charges and security fees are subject to change based on the ticketing date. Passengers wishing to cancel or change their air reservation may be subject to cancellation penalties. Airfares quoted by Pilgrim are promotional fares and cannot be combined with other promotional offers such as mileage accounts or airline vouchers. Airlines involved in tours are not responsible for any act, omission or event during the time passengers are not on board their planes or conveyances. Pilgrim Tours is not responsible for unforeseen flight delays, charges due to changes required during political unrest, or schedule changes imposed by the airlines. On the day of travel, it is the airlines responsibility to re-accommodate passen- gers who have experienced delays resulting in missed flights due to weather, mechanical problems, flight crew issues, airport shutdowns, security reasons or union strikes. Air schedules may be subject to change at the discretion of the airline. RESPONSIBILITIES These tour programs are operated by Pilgrim Tours and Travel, Inc., 3071 Main Street, Morgantown, Pennsylvania 19543. In common with other compa- nies, Pilgrim acts only as an agent for tour members in arranging vacation services offered on this web site, including transportation, sightseeing, and accommodations through independent contracts. Air carriers, accommoda- tions, and other suppliers (including but not limited to trains, cruises, ferries, motor coaches, hotels, tour guides and restaurants) providing services are independent contractors and are not agents, employees, servants, or joint ventures of the Company or its affiliates. All travel documents for services issued by the Company are subject to the Terms & Conditions specified by the supplier, which are available upon request, and to the laws of the countries in which the services are supplied. Pilgrim reserves the right in its sole discretion to make changes in the itinerary and is not responsible for expenses, loss of time, money or other incidents resulting from a change of tour scheduling made for tour members, including any rescheduling due to political unrest. Pilgrim is not responsible for any losses or damages of personal property, injuries, thefts or unforeseen expenses incurred by any tour member. PRICING Quoted tour prices include planning, handling and operational charges and are based on the current rate of exchange and tariffs. In the event of a marked change in foreign exchange rates, fuel costs or tariff rates, tour costs are sub- ject to revision. Such increases will be added to the client’s final billing. Pilgrim Tours reserves the right to vary itineraries and prices, and to substitute facili- ties and hotels of equal or better quality if necessary. AIRLINE SECURITY It is the passenger’s responsibility to provide valid identification in the form of a passport or other required identification at the time of airport check-in. DEPARTURE TAXES, SECURITY, FUEL CHARGES, & BAGGAGE FEES When purchasing air transportation from Pilgrim Tours, various taxes, fuel charges, and airport fees are included in the air ticket expense. Such fees may be subject to increase by governments and/or airlines and will be the responsibility of the client at any time. Baggage weight, size restrictions and fees may change and are the responsibility of the client. TOUR MEMBERSHIP & MOBILITY REQUIREMENTS Tour membership is available to all travelers and will not be withheld if the tour operator can furnish the requirements that an individual may need. Because most of our Retail Tour sightseeing schedules require Tour Members to walk 1-2 miles at a time using a moderate pace and sometimes navigate uneven terrain, we cannot accept persons who cannot do that and instead require special assistance. Should any Tour Member's participation somehow materi- ally add to the tour operator's cost, the Tour Member will be expected to pay any additional costs. The Tour Director retains the right to require any non-suf- ficiently mobile persons to stay behind when deemed necessary, and also ter- minate the membership of any member displaying disruptive behavior, delay- ing or endangering fellow members and/or interfering with the operations of the tour. Private group tours vary in regards to mobility standards. PROOF OF US CITIZENSHIP, PASSPORT, VISA & MINOR CHILDREN REQUIREMENTS Minors traveling with either one parent or no parents must have a certified let- ter of permission from the parent or parents who is/are not traveling. This letter must be presented at airport check-in. All international tours require a current passport. Entrance to Israel requires your passport be valid for 6 months after your return date. Your passport number must be recorded by a Pilgrim Tours agent when making your reservation. Names on airline tickets must appear as shown on passport. Photocopies are not acceptable forms of identification. Non U.S. Citizens are responsible to fulfill appropriate entry requirements of the destination countries. Contact the local Consulate of the country or coun- tries you intend to visit for information. TRAVEL INSURANCE - AVAILABLE FOR ALL PASSENGERS Pilgrim Tours strongly suggests purchasing Trip Cancellation insurance. Be sure to check with your healthcare provider as most U.S. medical coverage will not cover you outside of the country. Insurance costs are based on the total tour cost, including air taxes and charges listed under "Not Included." These charges are added to the final billing. Approximate amounts can be given at time of reservation in order to purchase the appropriate amount of insurance. WWW.PILGRIMTOURS.COM | 800-322-0788 | PO BOX 268, MORGANTOWN, PA 19543 HORIZON PLAN: 6.5% OF TOUR COST Maximize your coverage. To make sure you are eligible for existing medical conditions, purchase your Horizon Plan at or before final payment. Benefits Included Amount of Coverage Trip Cancellation/Interruption Trip Cost Trip Delay ($200 Max per day) $1,000 Missed Connection $500 Baggage Loss/ Damage $1,500 Baggage Delay $500 Emergency Medical & Dental $50,000 Emergency Medical Transportation $1,000,000 UNFORESEEN REASONS PLAN: 8.7% OF TOUR COST Unforeseen Reasons must be purchased at or before final payment. This plan will not be available after that date. Benefits Included Amount of Coverage Horizon Plan Coverage Horizon Plan Limits Cancel For Any Reason up to 80% of trip cost POLICY QUESTIONS ALLIANZ representatives are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Toll Free at 1.800.284.8300 and refer to ACCAM - F201757. Choose between the following two insurance plans ALLIANZ TRAVEL INSURANCE All travel insurance is available for purchase at the time of final payment and does not need to accompany the registration deposit. Information & Reservations Calvary Chapel Tri-Cities Christy Lamberson | [email protected] |509-736-2086 www.pilgrimtours.com/groups/calvarychapeltricities2020.htm 9 Day Inspirational Tour | November 11-19, 2020 Optional Greece Pre-Tour Extension: November 7-11, 2020 BEST OF ISRAEL
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Terms & Conditions
RESERVATIONSA completed reservation form and a $300 deposit are required to secure aplace on this tour. Deposit early. Space is limited. Reservations are due nolater than June 30, 2020. Reservations can be sent to: PO Box 268,Morgantown, PA 19543.
FINAL PAYMENTFinal payment will be due August 7, 2020. Payment can be made by check,Visa, Discover, or MasterCard. Payments not received on time can result inreservation cancellation without refund. *Additional bookings after the finalpayment deadline may result in additional administrative fees. Fee amountsimposed are at the discretion of Pilgrim Tours & Travel.
INCLUDEDRoundtrip air from Seattle, 8 nights lodging at 4-star hotels, Breakfast & dinnerdaily at hotels, 1 St. Peter’s lunch and 1 lunch at Abe’s Tent, Full time English-speaking tour guide, Tips to driver, guide, and hotel staff, Services of long dis-tance deluxe motor coach as appear on itinerary, All entrances and transporta-tion as appear on itinerary, Whisper/Listening Devices, Pilgrim PaymentProcessing
NOT INCLUDED6 lunches, Optional Travel Insurance-6.5% of tour cost
CANCELLATIONCancellation in writing must be received by Pilgrim Tours for appropriaterefund minus the following fees and any nonrefundable services purchased.Air penalties are not part of the percentages below and vary based on the air-line policy.
By or before July 9, 2020: $100 per personJuly 10-Aug. 8, 2020: Deposit Amount of $300 per personAug. 9-Sept. 22, 2020: 40% of tour costSept. 23-Oct. 7, 2020: 65% of tour costOct. 8-Oct. 30, 2020: 85% of tour costOct. 31, 2020 or after: 100% of tour cost
Travel insurance is non-refundable.
AIR TRANSPORTATIONIf needed, Pilgrim Tours will arrange for the best-priced airfare available at thetime of booking. Pilgrim Tours does not have the ability to guaranteeassigned seating when making group air arrangements. Depending onthe airline, there may be an additional cost for assigned seats once the ticketis issued. Air carriers are responsible for seat assignments and most group aircontracts assign seats at the airport check-in on day of departure. Mileagecredit for individuals on group air contracts is not guaranteed and is subject tothe rules of each airline under contract. All taxes, fuel charges and securityfees are subject to change based on the ticketing date. Passengers wishing tocancel or change their air reservation may be subject to cancellation penalties.Airfares quoted by Pilgrim are promotional fares and cannot be combined withother promotional offers such as mileage accounts or airline vouchers. Airlinesinvolved in tours are not responsible for any act, omission or event during thetime passengers are not on board their planes or conveyances. Pilgrim Toursis not responsible for unforeseen flight delays, charges due to changesrequired during political unrest, or schedule changes imposed by the airlines.On the day of travel, it is the airlines responsibility to re-accommodate passen-gers who have experienced delays resulting in missed flights due to weather,mechanical problems, flight crew issues, airport shutdowns, security reasonsor union strikes. Air schedules may be subject to change at the discretion ofthe airline.
RESPONSIBILITIESThese tour programs are operated by Pilgrim Tours and Travel, Inc., 3071Main Street, Morgantown, Pennsylvania 19543. In common with other compa-nies, Pilgrim acts only as an agent for tour members in arranging vacationservices offered on this web site, including transportation, sightseeing, and
accommodations through independent contracts. Air carriers, accommoda-tions, and other suppliers (including but not limited to trains, cruises, ferries,motor coaches, hotels, tour guides and restaurants) providing services areindependent contractors and are not agents, employees, servants, or jointventures of the Company or its affiliates. All travel documents for servicesissued by the Company are subject to the Terms & Conditions specified by thesupplier, which are available upon request, and to the laws of the countries inwhich the services are supplied. Pilgrim reserves the right in its sole discretionto make changes in the itinerary and is not responsible for expenses, loss oftime, money or other incidents resulting from a change of tour schedulingmade for tour members, including any rescheduling due to political unrest.Pilgrim is not responsible for any losses or damages of personal property,injuries, thefts or unforeseen expenses incurred by any tour member.
PRICINGQuoted tour prices include planning, handling and operational charges and arebased on the current rate of exchange and tariffs. In the event of a markedchange in foreign exchange rates, fuel costs or tariff rates, tour costs are sub-ject to revision. Such increases will be added to the client’s final billing. PilgrimTours reserves the right to vary itineraries and prices, and to substitute facili-ties and hotels of equal or better quality if necessary.
AIRLINE SECURITYIt is the passenger’s responsibility to provide valid identification in the form of apassport or other required identification at the time of airport check-in.
DEPARTURE TAXES, SECURITY, FUEL CHARGES, & BAGGAGE FEESWhen purchasing air transportation from Pilgrim Tours, various taxes, fuelcharges, and airport fees are included in the air ticket expense. Such feesmay be subject to increase by governments and/or airlines and will be theresponsibility of the client at any time. Baggage weight, size restrictions andfees may change and are the responsibility of the client.
TOUR MEMBERSHIP & MOBILITY REQUIREMENTSTour membership is available to all travelers and will not be withheld if the touroperator can furnish the requirements that an individual may need. Becausemost of our Retail Tour sightseeing schedules require Tour Members to walk1-2 miles at a time using a moderate pace and sometimes navigate uneventerrain, we cannot accept persons who cannot do that and instead requirespecial assistance. Should any Tour Member's participation somehow materi-ally add to the tour operator's cost, the Tour Member will be expected to payany additional costs. The Tour Director retains the right to require any non-suf-ficiently mobile persons to stay behind when deemed necessary, and also ter-minate the membership of any member displaying disruptive behavior, delay-ing or endangering fellow members and/or interfering with the operations ofthe tour. Private group tours vary in regards to mobility standards.
PROOF OF US CITIZENSHIP, PASSPORT, VISA & MINOR CHILDRENREQUIREMENTSMinors traveling with either one parent or no parents must have a certified let-ter of permission from the parent or parents who is/are not traveling. This lettermust be presented at airport check-in. All international tours require a currentpassport. Entrance to Israel requires your passport be valid for 6 months afteryour return date. Your passport number must be recorded by a Pilgrim Toursagent when making your reservation. Names on airline tickets must appear asshown on passport. Photocopies are not acceptable forms of identification.Non U.S. Citizens are responsible to fulfill appropriate entry requirements ofthe destination countries. Contact the local Consulate of the country or coun-tries you intend to visit for information.
TRAVEL INSURANCE - AVAILABLE FOR ALL PASSENGERSPilgrim Tours strongly suggests purchasing Trip Cancellation insurance. Besure to check with your healthcare provider as most U.S. medical coveragewill not cover you outside of the country. Insurance costs are based on thetotal tour cost, including air taxes and charges listed under "Not Included."These charges are added to the final billing. Approximate amounts can begiven at time of reservation in order to purchase the appropriate amount ofinsurance.
WWW.PILGRIMTOURS.COM | 800-322-0788 | PO BOX 268, MORGANTOWN, PA 19543
HORIZON PLAN: 6.5% OF TOUR COSTMaximize your coverage. To make sure you are eligible for existing medicalconditions, purchase your Horizon Plan at or before final payment.
Benefits Included Amount of CoverageTrip Cancellation/Interruption Trip CostTrip Delay ($200 Max per day) $1,000Missed Connection $500Baggage Loss/ Damage $1,500Baggage Delay $500Emergency Medical & Dental $50,000Emergency Medical Transportation $1,000,000
UNFORESEEN REASONS PLAN: 8.7% OF TOUR COSTUnforeseen Reasons must be purchased at or before final payment.This plan will not be available after that date.
Benefits Included Amount of CoverageHorizon Plan Coverage Horizon Plan LimitsCancel For Any Reason up to 80% of trip cost
POLICY QUESTIONSALLIANZ representatives are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Toll Free at 1.800.284.8300 and refer to ACCAM - F201757.
Choose between the following two insurance plansALLIANZ TRAVEL INSURANCE
All travel insurance is available for purchase at the time of final payment and does not need to accompany the registration deposit.
Information & ReservationsCalvary Chapel Tri-Cities
Christy Lamberson | [email protected] |509-736-2086
www.pilgrimtours.com/groups/calvarychapeltricities2020.htm
9 Day Inspirational Tour | November 11-19, 2020Optional Greece Pre-Tour Extension: November 7-11, 2020
BEST OF ISRAEL
strategic juncture of the Jezreel and Jordanvalleys. Like Jericho, it has been almost con-tinuously occupied throughout history. Afterdefeating Saul and his sons on Mt. Gilboa, thePhilistines hanged their bodies on the walls ofBeit-Shean. During the time of Jesus,Scythopolis was one of the chief cities of theDecapolis - a league of ten cities sharingGreek culture and government. Following thefertile Jordan Valley southward, your guide willpoint out the agricultural restoration of the“Land of Milk and Honey” and Israel’s intricateirrigation development. We pass ancientJericho and view from a distance this cityfamed as the oldest in the world. To the east ofJericho along the Jordan River Valley (QueserEl Yehud) is the Israeli side of BethanyBeyond the Jordan. In this area Jesus wasbaptized by John the Baptist, Elijah and Elishacrossed the Jordan, as well as where the chil-dren of Israel, led by Joshua, entered thePromised Land. Our lodging for the evening isat the Dead Sea – the lowest place on earth.Spend time in the special spa and enjoy a dipin the Dead Sea for a relaxing float before din-ner.
Day 9 (Nov. 15): Masada, Ein Gedi,Dead Sea Scrolls, Abraham's TentOur day begins with a cable car ride to themountain top fortress of Masada. Here ourguide will treat us to the history of the famouszealot stand. Afterwards we proceed to EinGedi, "Spring of the Goat," an oasis on thewestern shore of the Dead Sea. Because of itswarm climate and abundant supply of water,the site developed a reputation for its fragrantplants and date palm groves. This is whereKing David hid from Saul, and where Goddefeated the enemies of the Israelites bypraise and worship led by King Jehoshaphat.Next, we visit Qumran Caves where the DeadSea Scrolls were discovered. This evening wewill take part in the Genesis Land/Dinner inAbraham's Tent, where we enjoy a trip back intime: a reliving of life in the time of thePatriarchs, complete with costume, dramaticpresentation, and authentic food. Our lodgingfor the next four nights will be in Jerusalem.
Day 10 (Nov. 16): Around Jerusalem,Bible Times, BethlehemConditions permitting we will visit the Temple
Mount, with commentary on the TemplePeriods, and the variety of belief systems pastand present that make this area so valuable.Next we will visit the Wailing Wall and then thefascinating Rabbinical Tunnels leading usthrough the Second Temple era. The tunneland exhibit give a clear understanding of theamazing construction of the Temple Mount,giant stones, water supply and Roman streetwhere our Lord was led to judgment. Beforeexiting the tunnel we see the immense corner-stone rejected by the builders. We move on tothe Judgment Hall of Pilate, hear of those whoconspired against Him and are reminded ofHis brutal beating and humiliation. From herewe will also be able to see the Pool ofBethesda, Stephen's Gate and St. Ann’sChurch. This afternoon we visit the SouthernWall Excavations. This southern side of TheTemple was the main entrance for the com-mon folk, whereas the Priests and Levites hadtheir own entrance from the higher easternside. Parts of the giant stairs, which led to theTemple Mount from the courtyard have beenunearthed along with the purification pools.From here Jesus entered the Temple Mountand drove out the vendors and moneyexchangers who were exploiting the people. Itis also likely that this is the place that Peterstood and preached and where thousandswere saved and baptized on the Day ofPentecost. We spend the remainder of the daysurrounding the birth of Christ with a visit toBethlehem.
Day 11 (Nov. 17): Israel Museum,House of Caiaphas, Yad VashemAn interesting and educational time awaits ustoday at the Israeli Museum. Walk through col-lections of century’s old Israeli artifacts includ-ing the Dead Sea Scrolls, and then a guidedwalk through an accurately detailed model ofBiblical Jerusalem. This model will help putinto perspective all that you have seen overthe previous days touring. Next we visit theHouse of Caiaphas where Jesus was beatenand spit upon. See a pit where he may havebeen held for the evening and the ancient hill-side steps he walked as he was taken to becondemned. We conclude the day with a visitto Yad Vashem, the Holocaust Museum, for aneeded reminder of what the Jews have suf-fered as a people. This evening we enjoy a
special lecture by a local believer prior to din-ner, giving us a perspective of Messianic life inIsrael.
Day 12 (Nov. 18): Jesus' Steps, LastDays, Way of Suffering, GardenTombToday we walk where Jesus walked; beginningthe day with a panoramic view of the city,Mount Moriah and the Dome of the Rock fromatop the Mount of Olives and then the Gardenof Gethsemane. How many have wished to bewhisked back in time to get a glimpse of ourLord or hear His voice if only for a moment?To walk between the ancient olive trees, readthe scriptures of Jesus' prayer and take timefor personal reflection is important here.Passing by the Protestant Cemetery, we visitthe "Upper Room" just outside the Zion Gatewhere the disciple whom Jesus loved laid hishead on His breast and where later Thomascried, "my Lord & my God." While walkingalong the Via Dolorosa, we are reminded ofHis way of suffering along with a visit to theChurch of the Holy Sepulcher. Our guide willexplain the differing opinions on the route thatChrist was led and the actual place of crucifix-ion and burial is a very interesting study. Theclimax of the day is the area of Golgotha(place of the skull) and the Garden Tomb,where we celebrate the resurrection with com-munion and a time of praise.
Day 13 (Nov. 19): HomeA very early morning departure for the Tel AvivAirport for our flight homeward will allow forarrival home by early afternoon.
Itinerary subject to change while touringfor the best interest of the group.
(Greece Extension)
Day 1 (Nov. 7): DepartureOur life-changing journey begins this eveningas we board our overnight flight to Athens.
Day 2 (Nov. 8): Arrive in AthensWe arrive in Athens and check into our hotel.You will have the remainder of the day free torelax or take a stroll along the streets ofAthens to enjoy the flavor of the city. Thisevening our group will enjoy the first of manydelectable European style dinners. Our lodg-ing is in Athens for the next three evenings.
Day 3 (Nov. 9): Corinth andMycenaeFollowing breakfast this morning we travelwest with a rest stop and photos at the CorinthCanal. We then travel to the ancient city ofCorinth, another treat for the New Testamentscholar. Corinth is the city that inspired manyof Paul's most familiar letters. See theArchaeological Museum, the Market Place,the Bema, and the Temples. To enjoy a devo-tional in the midst of the ruins of the church ofCorinth and see the pillars, steps, and publicworship place where Paul preached willenhance your understanding and love of I & IICorinthians. The ruins of this important culturalcenter are fascinating as we walk along thestone path that the Apostle Paul walked. Theengineering skill and intellect of these peopleare evident in the water systems that still flowfrom ancient to modern day. Our guide will besure to show you the room dedicated to themedical care of that period. After the visit toancient Corinth we travel to Mycenae wherethe remains of the ancient city date back tothe Bronze Age to see the famous LionesseGate, the Tomb of Agamennon in the shape ofa Beehive, and many other sites before wereturn east to Athens for check in at our hotelfollowed by dinner.
Day 4 (Nov. 10): AthensFollowing breakfast this morning we tourAthens, the foundation of democracy. We visitthe Acropolis, the Parthenon, and Erectheumbefore viewing Athens atop Mars Hill wherePaul stood and preached the truth to theGentile nation. From atop Mars Hill we viewthe Agora below, the ancient marketplace andcenter of Athenian public life. Additional sitesviewed during our panoramic bus tour are, the
House of Parliament, the Tomb of theUnknown Soldier, Olympic Stadium, andPresidential Palace. An option later this after-noon is a visit to the famous Plaka with a mul-titude of shops and cafes.Main Tour: Today we embark on ourJourney to the Holy Land. Prepare yourselffor a life-changing experience. Get somerest on the flight… Tomorrow you will bewalking where Jesus walked!
Day 5 (Nov. 11): Free Time - GreatSeaDepart you hotel this morning and fly to TelAviv. We travel northward to our hotel for onenight in the coastal area near Tel Aviv. Theremainder of the day is free to walk along theMediterranean, relax, and have dinner. Thetime is right for a personal devotional with thesunset over the “Great Sea.” Meet your Israeliguide, enjoy a time of prayer of thanks forsafety and the special blessings ahead, aprayer for the people of the "Promised Land,"and a good night’s rest.The main tour will also arrive today andmake their way to the hotel to join the restof the group.
Day 6 (Nov. 12): Caesarea, Megiddo& NazarethAfter breakfast, we travel by private motorcoach along the coast of the MediterraneanSea to Caesarea, where Gentiles first heardthe Good News from Peter and were baptized.We’ll see the Roman Amphitheatre and aque-duct, and then journey on to Mt. Carmel,where Elijah challenged King Ahab and theprophets of Baal. Next we travel through theJezreel Valley to Megiddo, the ArmageddonBattlefield, where archaeologists haveunearthed 20 levels of civilization. We drive
through the area of Cana and Nazareth, theboyhood home of Jesus, where we visit theNazareth Village - a wonderful recreation ofBiblical times with costumed guides. We willhave dinner and overnight lodging for the nexttwo nights in the Tiberias area on the Sea ofGalilee.
Day 7 (Nov. 13): Dan, CaesareaPhilippi, Capernaum, Magdala, Seaof Galilee Boat RideFollowing breakfast, our morning travels takeus to two valuable northern sites. Dan iswhere the children of Israel fell to the depthsof alternative sacrifice and Caesarea Philippi,the site of Peter’s Confession and pagan wor-ship. We pass the possible site of the multipli-cation of loaves and fishes in Bethsaida andthe Mount of the Beatitudes. Returning toTiberias for a St. Peter’s Fish Lunch (otherselections available), we then visit the ancientFisherman Boat followed by a relaxing cruiseon the Sea of Galilee. A brief scripture readingand devotional on board brings to life theexperiences of Jesus and the fishermen disci-ples. In Capernaum we view the excavationsof the sea-side village and Peter’s home, fol-lowed by a visit to Magdala, home town ofMary Magdalene. The recent excavation of theFirst Century Synagogue and well preservedvillage makes Magdala one of the most inter-esting Biblical sites in Israel.
Day 8 (Nov. 14): Jordan RiverBaptism Site, Beth Shean, & DeadSeaWe begin our day with the opportunity to bebaptized at the Jordan River Baptismal site.Next we travel southward to Beit-Shean/Scythopolis, the most magnificentarcheological site in Israel, located at the
BEST OF ISRAEL9 Day Inspirational Tour | November 11-19, 2020
Optional Greece Pre-Tour Extension: November 7-11, 2020
ACROPOLIS (ATHENS)
GALILEE CRUISE
PRICE PER PERSON:BASED ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY
Israel Only:
$3,619.00**Includes roundtrip airfare from
Seattle.
Single Supplement: $815.00
Greece Extension:
$1,339.00Single Supplement: $180.00
