Private day trip to the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, and Bethlehem from Eilat

• Exclusive guided tour • Guide fluent in English available in Jerusalem

• Food and beverages can be bought at the break stop. • Tips are not included.

• Accessible for wheelchair users • Infants and small children may use a pram or stroller • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transport options are available • Infant seats can be provided • A moderate level of physical fitness is recommended for travelers • Specific dress standards apply for entry into places of worship and certain museums. Men and women must cover their knees and shoulders; shorts and sleeveless tops are not allowed, and non-compliance may result in refusal of entry • A valid passport must be presented on the day of travel for visits to Bethlehem • The activity proceeds in all weather, so appropriate clothing is advised

All transactions are final. There are no refunds for cancellations.

Pickup is available from all hotels in Eilat.

• Departure from your hotel in Eilat at 06:00 am, heading to the Dead Sea, where time will be allocated to relax on a beach and swim in the extremely saline waters, the lowest point on Earth. There is an optional stop at a mineral factory before proceeding to Jerusalem. • Travel along the Via Dolorosa to see the Stations of the Cross and visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, which houses two of the holiest sites in Christianity: the location of Jesus’ crucifixion and his empty tomb within a sealed shrine. • Visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, containing two of Christianity’s most sacred sites: the crucifixion spot and the sealed shrine of his empty tomb. • Upon reaching Jerusalem, participate in a walking tour of the Old City, which features vibrant markets and the Wailing Wall, where visitors place folded paper prayers between ancient stones at the site of the Second Temple. • The day concludes with a visit to Bethlehem, known as the birthplace of Jesus, where several churches and significant landmarks associated with the nativity narrative can be found. There will be time for lunch in Bethlehem—meals are not included, but the guide can assist in selecting a suitable dining option.