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“I will bless those who bless you …” Genesis 12:3

Since 2004, we’ve carefully crafted our trips with one goal in mind; to enable our travellers to experience Jesus in Israel and the Bible lands, to have a life-changing experience, and to read the Bible in a whole new way. When you book with us, we handle your itinerary based on your interest and travel style. When you travel with us, we take care of all the details for we care deeply about your travel experience in Israel, as well as Jordan, Turkey and Greece.

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Exploring Petra and the Dead Sea

Are you ready for an unforgettable adventure in Jordan this November 2024? Let’s embark on a journey that combines ancient history, natural marvels, and rejuvenation.

Petra: A City Carved in Stone

Petra by Night: A Mesmerizing Experience

As twilight descends, embark on a mystical walk through the Siq, where the narrow gorge comes alive with the soft glow of candlelight, leading you to the heart of Petra. The towering cliffs seem almost alive, their shadows dancing and shifting with the flickering flames. The atmosphere is surreal, enhanced by the cool desert air and the star-studded sky above, making it a truly cherished experience.

Petra: Where Sunlight Unlocks Ancient Secrets

As dawn breaks over the rose-red cliffs, Petra emerges from shadows into brilliance. The Treasury stands boldly; its intricate carvings tell tales of trade, culture, and resilience. Beyond lies a labyrinth—a city of tombs, temples, and dwellings hewn into the rock. Each step uncovers a new marvel, making Petra a true wonder of the world.

Hotel Stay: Movenpick Resort Petra

Retreat to Movenpick Resort Petra, a blend of modern comfort and timeless elegance. From your room, catch glimpses of the surrounding desert. Let the warm hospitality envelop you as you relax and prepare for the next day’s adventures.

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Dead Sea: A Haven of Relaxation

Therapeutic Waters and Leisure

After Petra’s historical grandeur, unwind at the Dead Sea, renowned for its therapeutic waters. Float effortlessly on its hypersaline waters, feeling weightless and rejuvenated. Indulge in mud baths, letting the mineral-rich mud work its magic on your skin, leaving it feeling soft and refreshed.

Exploring the Dead Sea Complex and Museum

Visit the Dead Sea Panorama Complex and Museum to uncover the region’s fascinating history. From the observation deck, enjoy panoramic views of the Dead Sea and its stunning surroundings, highlighting the region’s exceptional beauty.

Hotel Stay: Movenpick Resort & Spa Dead Sea

Relax at Movenpick Resort & Spa Dead Sea, a beachfront oasis. Indulge in rejuvenating spa treatments that harness the natural Dead Sea minerals. The infinity pool seamlessly blends with the sea, creating a captivating illusion that merges land and water.

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Discover Biblical Jordan Tour 2024

Join us on this incredible journey where timeless history meets natural wonder. With enjoyable hotel stays and unforgettable activities, this trip offers an experience of a lifetime. Book now to uncover the enchanting wonders of Jordan!

For more information on our destinations, click on the following: Israel | Jordan | Turkey | Greece

Timeless Treasures: A Journey Through Greece’s UNESCO-listed Historical Sites

Get ready to discover the marvels of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, those remarkable places that showcase the best of our shared human heritage. Greece, nestled in the Mediterranean, is home to an impressive 19 of these treasures, ranging from ancient ruins to serene monasteries, and idyllic seaside villages. Join us as we take a leisurely stroll through some of these enchanting sites.

Athens Acropolis

Exploring the Acropolis is undoubtedly a highlight of any visit to Athens. Perched majestically above the city, this ancient citadel boasts a collection of iconic buildings that have stood the test of time. Among these architectural marvels are the Parthenon, the Propylaea, the Erectheion, and the Temple of Athena Nike.

Constructed during the Golden Era of Athens in the 5th century BCE, the Acropolis stands as a testament to the city’s victory against the Persians and the birth of democracy. Crafted by master craftsmen of the time, the Acropolis is a living legacy of classical artistry and innovation.

At the heart of the Acropolis lies the Parthenon, a temple dedicated to the goddess Athena, patron deity of Athens. Designed by the brilliant architect Iktinos and adorned with exquisite sculptures by Phidias, the temple exudes classical elegance with its 136 fluted Doric columns, each meticulously carved and arranged.

Acropolis, Athens

From its days as a place of worship to its subsequent transformations into a Christian church and later a mosque, the Parthenon has always been a symbol of resilience and fortitude. Tragically, the temple suffered destruction during clashes between Venetians and Turks in the 17th century. Today, the Acropolis stands as a timeless emblem of ancient splendour. Each stone tells a story, each column whispers of a bygone era, inviting you to delve deeper into the rich tapestry of Greek history and culture.

Below the grandeur of the Acropolis lies a bare marble hill known as the Areopagus, or Mars Hill. Dating back to the 8th century BCE, this site served as the supreme court of the ancient city of Athens. Its members, Areopagites of aristocratic origin, held lifelong tenure as the city’s highest magistrates. Here, the Areopagus presided over trials of grave offences such as murder, bribery, and treason. It was upon this venerable hill that Apostle Paul delivered his famous speech about the identity of the “Unknown God”, as recounted in the biblical account of Acts 17.

Mars Hill, Athens

Ancient Delphi

Lying on the slopes of Mount Parnassus, high above the Gulf of Corinth, Ancient Delphi reigned as the supreme oracle of antiquity. Known far and wide across the ancient Greek world and beyond, it was revered as the omphalos, or navel, of the world and the sacred sanctuary of the Greek god Apollo.

Temple of Apollo, Delphi

Dating back to the 8th century BCE, this sanctuary was home to the renowned oracle of of Delphi, presided over by the priestess Pythia, famed for her prophetic abilities. Seekers would flock to her for guidance before embarking on significant undertakings, recognizing her counsel as invaluable throughout the ancient world.

One important destination not to be missed is the Archaeological Museum of Delphi, housing an impressive collection of artifacts unearthed from the site and the surrounding region. Among its treasures are marble statues, coins, jewellery, and other relics of the past. Particularly notable are the renowned exhibits of the Charioteer and the Sphinx.

Delphi was also the home of the Pythian Games, the second most important athletic event in Greece after the Olympics. Beyond its religious and athletic significance, Delphi wielded political influence serving as a unifying force among the region’s city-states. Nevertheless, with the rise of Christianity, Delphi gradually declined, marking the end of its ancient prominence.

Join Us on the Adventure of a Lifetime!

Save the dates! Join us on a remarkable journey through the heart and soul of Greece from October 25 to November 05, 2024. Experience an epic adventure filled with discovery, adventure, and moments that will last a lifetime. Secure your spot now for an extraordinary experience that will leave you mesmerized. Book today and make memories to treasure forever!

Tour dates: 25 Oct 2024, Friday – 05 Nov 2024, Tuesday

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For more information on our destinations, click on the following: Israel | Jordan | Turkey | Greece

Unveiling Greece’s Top 5 Compelling Reasons: Prepare for an Unforgettable Journey!
Unveiling Greece’s Top 5 Compelling Reasons: Prepare for an Unforgettable Journey!

Dive into a world where ancient legends intertwine with breathtaking landscapes, where every corner holds a tale waiting to be discovered. Here are our top five reasons why your next adventure should lead you to the captivating shores of Greece

Immerse Yourself in the Embrace of History

Step back in time and walk in the footsteps of legends. Greece, the cradle of Western civilization, unfolds a rich tapestry of history and culture at every turn. Explore unparalleled archaeological wonders, from the iconic Acropolis to the mesmerizing ruins of Delphi. Unravel the mysteries of ancient myths and legends as you delve into the heart of this Mediterranean gem.

Acropolis, Athens

Follow the Path of Apostle Paul

Embark on a spiritual journey as you retrace the footsteps of Apostle Paul. From Philippi to Athens, immerse yourself in the profound heritage of faith and redemption that spans centuries. Stand in the very places where history was made, where lives were transformed, and where the message of hope still shines brightly.

Paul’s Prison, Philippi

Discover the Enchantment of Greek Islands

Indulge your senses in the allure of Greece’s stunning islands, each a haven waiting to be explored. Feel the vibrant energy of Mykonos, where windmills twirl against azure skies. Surrender to the serenity of Santorini, where whitewashed villages perch on volcanic cliffs overlooking the boundless Aegean Sea. And discover the allure of Patmos, where Apostle John penned the Book of Revelation. With every island offering a unique charm, endless wonders await your discovery.

Oia Village, Santorini

Enjoy Blissful Mediterranean Climate

Experience the irresistible charm of Greece’s Mediterranean climate, drawing travellers year-round to its captivating landscapes. From the azure Aegean to the rugged mainland, each region offers its own unique weather experience. Summer reveals sun-drenched days, perfect for exploring islands and lively beaches. Spring and summer present mild temperatures, ideal for discovering ancient ruins and quaint villages. Winter brings a serene ambience, perfect for immersing in culture and festive celebrations. Greece’s weather provides the backdrop of unforgettable adventures, whether basking in the summer sun or cozying up during the winter months, ensuring every visit is a delightful escapade.

Meteora

Delight Your Palate with Greek Gastronomy

Treat your taste buds to the delights of Greek cuisine. From freshly caught seafood to succulent grilled meats, every bite is a celebration of Mediterranean flavors. Relish the elegance and tradition of Greek dishes, prepared with care and passion.

Join Us on the Adventure of a Lifetime!

Save the dates! Join us on a remarkable journey through the heart and soul of Greece from October 25 to November 05, 2024. Experience an epic adventure filled with discovery, adventure, and moments that will last a lifetime. Secure your spot now for an extraordinary experience that will leave you mesmerized. Book today and make memories to treasure forever!

Tour dates: 25 Oct 2024, Friday – 05 Nov 2024, Tuesday

Click here for tour details. Register today!

For more information on our destinations, click on the following: Israel | Jordan | Turkey | Greece

Jewish New Year in Israel | Rosh Hashana 2023
Rosh Hashana 2023

Shana Tova! Happy New Year!

Rosh Hashana is a two-day holiday that celebrates the start of the new year according to the Jewish calendar. This year, Rosh Hashana begins in the evening of Friday, 15 September 2023 and ends in the evening of Sunday, 17 September 2023. Rosh Hashana commemorates the creation of the world and begins a 10-day period called the High Holy Days that ends on Yom Kippur or the Day of Atonement. During Rosh Hashana, people take time to review the mistakes they made in the past year, and they also plan the changes they hope to make in the new year.

Blowing of the Shofar

The blowing of the shofar is an essential part of Rosh Hashana. It is said that the sound of the shofar is a call to repent and a reminder for Jews that God is their king. Tradition requires the shofar blower to play four sets of notes on Rosh Hashana: tekiah, a long blast; shevarim, three short blasts; teruah, nine staccato blasts; and tekiah gedolah, a very long blast.

Symbolic Foods

On the two nights of Rosh Hashana, Jews enjoy a festive meal. In many families, women and girls light the candles at different times before sundown on the first night of the holiday and after nightfall on the second night of the holiday. The meal begins with Kiddush, a blessing over kosher wine, round challah bread often studded with sweet raisins, and other foods that express positive wishes for a plentiful, spiritually uplighting, and sweet new year.

Symbolic foods include apples dipped in honey representing the hope for a sweet year ahead, a fish or ram head signifying the desire to be at the head of the class, pomegranates symbolizing the wish to have a year full of mitzvot and good deeds, and carrot tzimmes as a symbol of prosperity and good fortune.

Shana Tova

It is very festive in Israel around the time of Rosh Hashana. Friends, neighbours, family, shopkeepers, and sometimes even strangers in the street often greet one another with the Hebrew phrase, “shana tova”, meaning “for a good year”. Shops and markets are very busy because people are stocking up on food for meals, and gifts for relatives and close friends. There is also a lot of traffic on the roads in the lead-up to the festival because Israelis are travelling around the country to meet up with families and friends.

To a happy, healthy, and a sweet new year!

For more information on our destinations, click on the following: Israel | Jordan | Turkey | Greece