Itinerary

Nazareth is the largest city in Northern Israel.  This is the city where Mary spent her childhood, according to the New Testament.  There are a lot of shrines dedicated to biblical events that happened in Nazareth.  Christians make the pilgrimage to Nazareth throughout the year. 

Acre dates back to the early Bronze Age or about 3000 B.C., making it one of the oldest cities to be continuously inhabited.  There are many holy cites here, and Acre is most holy to the Baha'i religion.  It is a very large melting pot for many religions.

Capernaum used to be a fishing village.  Excavators found two synagogues that were built on top of each other. There is the original mosaic floor from the first synagogue showing through. 

Day 1 :

 Pick up from Tel Aviv at 07:15 a.m  or Jerusalem at 05:50 a.m. Via the coastal plain and the valley of Armageddon to the Churches of Annunciation and St. Joseph in Nazareth. Passing Cana and the Church of the Miracle of the Multiplication visit Capernaum,  at the foot of Mount Beatitudes. Continue past Tiberias to Yardenit where there is the possibility of a baptismal service for participants. Pass Mount Tabor on the return journey. Overnight in 3* hotel.

Day 2 :
Exit north to Caesarea, the ancient Roman Capital and port.   Walking tour of the theatre, archaeological ruins, and excavations. Continue to Haifa, Mt. Carmel, scenic view of Baha’a garden, city and port. Drive to Rosh Hanikra to visit the limestone grottos and view the border with Lebanon.   Return via Acre to visit the Crusader underground city and crypt.   Walk through the Old City market. 

Arrival back at your hotel around 18:00 p.m.