Day tour from Ashdod port to Jerusalem or the Dead Sea

• A wheelchair can be provided at no cost with a prior request. • Guidance is included. • Air conditioning is available in the vehicle. • WiFi is offered. • A visit to Bethlehem is included if the pickup option is chosen.

• Water in bottles • Meal • Entrance fee to the Dead Sea beach, $14 per person if this option is selected • The Big Group option offers a lower price for groups of at least 8 participants per booking.

• Infant seats designed for safety are available • Not suitable for individuals with spinal injuries • Those with cardiovascular issues may find this unsuitable • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transport options exist • Transportation arrangements are accessible for wheelchairs • A moderate level of physical fitness is recommended for participants • Wheelchair access is provided • The duration of the tour is between 8 to 10 hours, including travel time • If you wish to extend the tour and add more locations, customization can be arranged • Bethlehem or the Dead Sea can be included if the option is selected • Communication via WhatsApp is preferred • Individuals with difficulty walking should consider this in their planning

To receive a complete refund, cancellations must be made a minimum of 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

Pickup occurs near the ship following customs and passport verification.

• This location is recognized as the site of Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection. It is a significant Christian site and one of the first four officially recognized Christian churches globally, constructed by Saint Helen in 335 A.D. • The most crucial site for Judaism. The wall surrounds the Temple Mount, which housed the First and Second Jewish Temples. The First was destroyed in 586 B.C. by the Babylonian army, and the Second in 70 A.D. by the Romans. Therefore, the Western Wall is considered a highly sacred remnant for Jewish people worldwide. Jerusalem's destruction was foretold by Jesus as mentioned in Luke 19:42-44. • The route from the 5th Station leading to the Church will be observed. • According to tradition, this site is where the Last Supper took place. This scene was famously immortalized by Leonardo Da Vinci in his mural in Milan. Following this final meal with his disciples, Jesus was betrayed, arrested, and subsequently crucified. • Ancient olive trees that remain date back to the time of Jesus, originally covering the Mount of Olives. This site is known as the symbolic location of betrayal and the place of Jesus' arrest. • The site of Jesus' birth is located in Bethlehem, Judea. The significant church from the 6th century, associated with the manger, stands at this location.