Travel Blog

For Christian pilgrims traveling to Israel, visiting Bethlehem from Jerusalem, is a simple matter, especially since the terminal and transportation system between Jerusalem and Bethlehem has been upgraded with special fast lanes for visitors traveling between them. Furthermore the Israeli Ministry of Tourism office has also began cooperation with private Palestinian and Israeli partners to improve the crossing areas, as well as having Ministry personnel available or on call at border crossing areas in case of unanticipated issues.

The Galilean region is stunning, spiritual, powerful and uplifting place to visit on a Christian tour to Israel. Here you’ll find scenic hills and slopes of the Galilee gently reaching down to the Sea of Galilee, the famous lake from the Bible where Jesus found His disciples and the largest fresh-water lake in the land of Israel. 

Once in Tel Aviv, one of the most amazing views you’ll experience near the ocean is that of Jaffa located on a natural harbor on a hill along the shore of the Mediterranean Sea, only a short distance from the popular beaches of Tel Aviv. This ancient port is a regular stop for Israel holy land tours. It’s the oldest municipality in Israel, and famous for being in the Scripture stories of the bible of Solomon, Jonah, and the disciple Peter. 

Nazareth is locate inside a bowl atop the Nazareth ridge north of the Jezreel valley, and was a relatively isolated village in the time of Jesus with a small population of less than two hundred people.

The Church of the Holy Sepulcher, also known as the Church of the Resurrection to Eastern Orthodox Christians, is a Basilica in the Old City of Jerusalem that is the holiest Christian site in the world. It sits on a holy site that is accepted to incorporate both Golgotha, or Calvary, where Jesus was crucified, and the tomb (mausoleum or sepulchre) where he was laid to rest. The Church of the Holy Sepulcher has been an essential Holy Land tour destination since the fourth century.