Christian heritage tour from Haifa to Nazareth and the Sea of Galilee

• A wheelchair can be provided at no cost with a prior request. • WiFi is available on board. • A licensed guide will be present to assist.

• Water in bottles • Meal • The discounted rate for larger groups is available when there are at least 8 participants in the booking.

• Specialized seats for infants are provided • Nearby public transport is accessible • Prams or strollers can be used for infants and young children • Accommodates all levels of physical fitness • Transportation is accessible for those using wheelchairs • Wheelchair accessibility is available • The duration is between 7 to 9 hours, including travel time between locations.

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

Pickup occurs near your ship following customs, or on the bridge after gate 5. As the tour date approaches, you will receive updates on the precise pickup location. We will also have your contact information and will communicate with you via WhatsApp or phone.

• Visit the site believed to be the home of St. Mary and Joseph, where the angel announced her pregnancy. • Explore the small church located at the site of a carpentry workshop. • See the church commemorating the miracle of the multiplication of the loaves and fishes, where five loaves and two fish fed 5,000 people, with a fee of $10 per vehicle. • Visit Mensa Christi, the Franciscan church in Tabgha, recognized as the location where St. Peter received the keys to heaven and where Jesus revealed himself after the crucifixion. • See the site of one of Jesus' most significant sermons - the Sermon on the Mount, which includes a visit to the church, with a fee of $10 per vehicle. • Learn about the location where Jesus spent his last three years living with St. Peter’s mother-in-law, with a fee of $3 per person. • An optional visit to the site for baptism in the Jordan River is available. A picture of this location is provided in the gallery, and a ceremony can be recorded for a commemorative video.