Private tour from Haifa to Nazareth and the Sea of Galilee

• WiFi access on the vehicle • Water bottles provided • Air conditioning available inside the vehicle • Fees for parking included

• Coffee and tea • Meal • Tips • Admission charges

• Infants and young children are allowed in a stroller or pram • Infant seats are provided • Appropriate for all fitness levels • The rest of the duration is allocated for travel between locations • Modest attire is necessary

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

Pickup is available from any location within the city or directly from the dock next to your cruise ship.

• The large basilica is traditionally situated over the house of the Virgin Mary, the site of the Annunciation. The basilica features unexpected architectural elements, diverse artworks from various countries and communities, and the sacred Cave of Annunciation. • This area is known as the location of St. Joseph's workshop, where he taught Jesus carpentry. There are questions about Jesus' activities during his years in Nazareth and the significance of the Jewish mikveh found in the crypt. • As the largest city in Galilee, this location has a blend of Christian and Muslim communities. The itinerary includes walking through local streets, the square, and the market, with opportunities to sample some coffee and sweets. • The spring of Nazareth, where locals, including the Virgin, collected water before the establishment of a centralized water supply, serves as a historic meeting point and symbol of the city. • This small town was a central location during Jesus' time and the site of his first miracle of turning water into wine. The tour will explore the spring of Cana and churches near the traditional site of this first miracle as we travel from Nazareth to the Sea of Galilee. • The route will pass by Magdala, the remnants of the town on the Sea of Galilee where Jesus encountered Mary Magdalene. • We will visit the location believed to be where Jesus delivered the Sermon on the Mount. Here, we'll see the church constructed by Italian architect Antonio Barluzzi on the summit, followed by a descent to Tabgha to observe the Church of the Multiplication and the ruins of a Byzantine church related to the Sermon on the Mount. • At the traditional site where Jesus fed 5,000 people through the multiplication of five loaves and two fish, we will visit a modern replica of the Byzantine church that features an original fifth-century floor, including the notable mosaic of Loaves and Fishes. Questions arise regarding the floor's color patterns and the depiction of only four loaves in the mosaic. • Capernaum, recognized as the Town of Jesus, is where he spent three years, performed numerous miracles, walked on water, and met five of his twelve disciples. It became deserted after a devastating earthquake in the eighth century. The visit will include the White Synagogue built over Jesus' Synagogue, the remains of Domus Ecclesia, the Byzantine Church over St. Peter's house, and a modern “suspended” church constructed above them. Discussions will address why St. Matthew worked as a tax collector in the town, the proximity of the synagogue and church, and the unique architectural style of the synagogue. • The largest freshwater lake in Israel, teeming with fish, is associated with many Biblical narratives and is enveloped by Galilee, the Jordan Valley, and the Golan Heights. Questions about the lake's surroundings and its Hebrew name, Kinneret, will be raised. Participants will have an opportunity to touch the water. • The Baptismal Site along the Jordan River provides a unique ambiance and scenic views of the natural surroundings. There will be time for those wishing to be baptized, while others can observe the activity and appreciate the location. Local products made from dates will also be available for tasting. There are inquiries about the authenticity of this baptismal site relative to Jesus' baptism and the presence of two sites on the same river.