Our very first day will kick off at 8:00 in the morning in order to get as much as we can from it, leaving Tel Aviv (or Jerusalem) after I have picked you up from your hotel (or any other place you might like) and so we start driving north. On our way, we will be passing through the Valley of Megiddo (the term Armageddon comes from this), where the final battle during the End of Time 
will take place.
Our first station will be none other than the childhood village of Jesus, Nazareth. This is also where the Son of God spent most of his life. There is much to see here, with something for everyone. Just for starters, there is the remarkable Church of Annunciation. It is the place where, according to tradition, the angel Gabriel announced to Mary the upcoming birth of Jesus, as well as the part that her child would be fulfilling.Since Nazareth is so full of fascinating sites, from here we won’t go far. In fact, we’ll move just next door to the Church of Saint Joseph. It is traditionally believed that this extraordinary building had contained both Joseph’s house and his carpentry workshop, the places around which Jesus grew up. From this mountainous city we’ll continue to the magnificent Sea of Galilee.
As we progress, we shall briefly be passing through Caper Cana.
Here Jesus performed his first wondrous feat, the Wedding Miracle (also known as The Wine Miracle). Following that, we’ll continue on to a very significant stage in Jesus’ life represented at the Mount of Beatitudes, where he gave the famous and pivotal Sermon on the Mount. Here, we will visit the beautiful church that the architect Antonio Barluzzi built eighty years ago and try to understand why this place,
Overnight: around Tiberias
Before leaving the Sea of Galilee area, we’ll enjoy a stay at the extraordinary Jordan River baptismal site, Yardenit. This riverbank is where Jesus, alongside many
while passing through the Jordan Valley, we’ll make our way to the capital of the Decapolis, Beit Shean. This place is also considered to be the best-preserved Roman- Bizantine city in Israel.
The Dead Sea region will be our next destination.
Pass near the oldest city in the world, Jericho, and visit the Qumran national park.
at 1947 the first scrolls, after 2000 years almost, where found. you know those scrolls today as the Dead Sea Scrolls. Even John the Baptist had spent two years of his life.
After lunch, we will proceed south – passing near Ein Gedi National park.
The area’s main spring and where King Saul almost caught a young David, and reach Masada.
This mountainous fortress will allow us to explore first King Herod’s construction and why he chose this deserted area for the fort. The amazing story of the great rebellion led here by Elaazar the son of Yair.
Overnight: one of the dead sea resorts
The most refreshing way of waking up in the morning is how we’ll begin our last day.
A calm float on the Dead Sea waters at the lowest point on Earth. We’ll have a calm morning and plenty of time to enjoy the experience.
Later on we start driving up to the capital of the Jewish land, Jerusalem.
Our visit to this fascinating site during the 3 days Christian tour will start with a panoramic view of the Old City and the Temple Mount from the Mount of Olives. From this mountaintop, we’ll head down to the Garden of Gethsemane. here Jesus had spent his last night before he was captured. Leaving this place, which still bears the memory of its past, we’ll make our way through the narrow alleys of the Old City.
We’ll first encounter the Jewish Quarter, stopping at the Western Wall (Kotel), the holiest site in the world for Jews.
Next, we’ll pass to the Muslim Quarter and retrace the steps of Jesus along the Via Dolorosa, all the way to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, where Jesus was crucified and buried.
This marks our main stop at the Christian Quarter, after which we’ll return to the Jewish Quarter for a stroll down the 2000 year old Roman Cardo and its modern, Israeli continuation.
At Mount Zion, we’ll conclude our day.
here we’ll visit the Room of the Last Supper (Cenaculum) and the Tomb of King David.
If time permits, we also will visit the city of Bethlehem, where Jesus was born and the Church of Nativity was built. The day will conclude at your hotel (Jerusalem or Tel Aviv). I hope you love the whole idea of the 3 days Christian tour.
