You're invited to join us on a tour of the Holy Land in February 2027!
Our lead pastors are hosting a two-week trip to Israel! On this trip you'll explore the scenes of the Bible with professional tour guides and teachings from our pastors. To find out more, please watch the Frequently Asked Questions video below featuring one of our lead pastor couples, Tim and Deborah Clark.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We'll leave for Israel on Saturday, February 13 and return to Los Angeles on Friday, February 26, 2027.
Here's the trip itinerary:
Day 1 – Saturday, February 13
• Depart to Israel
Day 2 – Sunday, February 14
• Arrive (depending on arrival time tour Jaffa) and transfer to hotel in Netanya.
Day 3 – Monday, February 15
• Caesarea Maritima (by the Sea)
• Aquaducts
• Mount Carmel (with time for Druz lunch not included)
• Old Synagogue
• Nazaeth Judeo Christian Museum
• Overnight in Tiberias
Day 4 – Tuesday, February 16
• Mount of Beatitudes
• Capernaum
• Ancient Boat
• Boat Ride on the Sea of Galilee
• Magdala
• Yardenit Baptismal Site
• Overnight in Tiberias
Day 5 – Wednesday, February 17
• Caesarea Philippi
• Dan Nature Reserve
• Golan Heights
• Sussita/Hippos
• Overnight in Tiberias
Day 6 – Thursday, February 18
• Drive by Jericho
• Continue to the Dead Sea
• Qumran
• Ein Gedi
• Massada
• Overnight at Dead Sea hotel on shores of Dead Sea
Day 7 – Friday, February 19
• Bethlehem
• Lunch (not included)
• Shepherd’s Fields only (if time permits, visit inside Church of the Nativity but not into cave)
• Overnight in Jerusalem
Day 8 – Saturday, February 20
• Old City
• Pools of Bethesda
• Via Dolorosa
• Jewish Quarter
• Roman Cardo
• Hezekiah’s Wall
• Herodian Mansion
• Upper Room
• Overnight in Jerusalem
Day 9 – Sunday, February 21
• Yad Vashem
• Israel Museum with model of Jerusalem & Dead Sea Scrolls
• Overnight in Jerusalem
Day 10 – Monday, February 22
• Temple Mount
• Temple Southern Steps
• Western Wall
• Western Wall Tunnel
• City of David with Pools of Siloam & Hezekiah’s Tunnel
• Overnight in Jerusalem
Day 11 – Tuesday, February 23
• Shilo
• Tel Lachish
• Kiriath Jearim (time permitting)
• Overnight in Jerusalem
Day 12 – Wednesday, February 24
• Free Day - No Bus and No Guide
• Overnight in Jerusalem
Day 13 – Thursday, February 25
• Mt. of Olives
• Palm Sunday Road
• The Garden of Gethsemane
• St. Anne’s Church
• Pool of Bethesda
• The Garden Tomb
• Farewell dinner
• Overnight in Jerusalem
Day 14 – Friday, February 26
• After breakfast, we check out of the hotel and transfer to the airport for our flight home.
The cost of the trip per person is $5,700 for double occupancy, meaning that you will share a room with someone. We encourage you to invite along a spouse, family member, friend, etc.
If you come alone we could partner you with another single person of the same gender, if available. But if another single person isn't available or if you would like to have your own room, it will cost an additional $1,455.
The $5,700/person cost includes:
- Roundtrip Airfare to and from Israel
- First-Class Hotel Stay
- Guided Tours and Entrance Fees
- Deluxe Motor Coaches
- Tour Guide and Bus Driver gratuities
- Daily Breakfast and Dinners
Yes, your family is invited! Although, we do only recommend family members ages 12 and older. This trip requires a LOT of walking and has a very set schedule with travel, meal times, tour times, etc.
If you feel that your child under the age of 12 would still be a good tour companion, then please reach out to Mia Paredes at [email protected] and let's talk!
YES, each person on this trip must have a valid passport. Additionally, your passport must still be valid 6 months after the return date of the trip. Meaning your passport must be valid through August 26, 2027.
If you are a U.S. citizen, you can apply for or renew your passport HERE.
If you are not a U.S. citizen and need to apply for or renew your passport, you will need to contact the embassy or consulate of your nation of origin.
Yes, regardless of nationality everyone is required to obtain either a valid visa or Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA-IL) before the trip.
Which of those do you need? ⬇️
If your nationality is a Visa-Required Country then you must apply for a visa at an Israeli embassy or consulate before traveling.
If your nationality is a Visa-Exempt Country (like the U.S.) you only need an ETA-IL.
No, our travel agents at Imagine Tours and Travel will take care of all of that for us!
We highly recommend you purchase travel insurance for this trip.
