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Step into one of the New Seven Wonders of the World on this full-day guided tour from Eilat to Petra, Jordan. We handle every detail of the border crossing so you can focus on what matters — walking through the legendary Siq gorge, standing before the breathtaking Treasury carved from rose-red rock, and exploring the ancient Nabatean capital at your own pace. Daily departures with hotel pickup included.

Cover three of the world's most biblically significant sites in one day — Jericho (the world's oldest city), the Jordan River baptism site at Qasr al-Yahud, and Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity. The route passes through Wadi Kelt and its dramatic 5th-century Monastery of St. George clinging to the cliff face. Runs Monday, Wednesday, Saturday from Jerusalem ($125), Tel Aviv ($135), Herzliya ($155).

The Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem is one of the oldest continuously operating Christian churches in the world, built in the 4th century directly above the Grotto where Jesus was born. This dedicated Bethlehem tour visits Manger Square, the Basilica, the silver star marking Christ's birthplace, and St. Catherine's Church with St. Jerome's cave. Runs daily; valid passport required for West Bank entry.

Trace 2,000 years of Mediterranean history in one day — from Caesarea's Roman theatre and Herod's port to Haifa's UNESCO Baha'i Gardens, the dramatic limestone sea grottoes at Rosh HaNikra (cable car), and UNESCO-listed Crusader Acre with its underground tunnels. Runs five days a week from Tel Aviv ($95), Jerusalem ($105), and Herzliya ($115). Entrance fees (~$34) paid on-site.

Private Mediterranean coastal tour visiting Caesarea's 2,000-year-old Roman city, Haifa's UNESCO Baha'i Gardens, Rosh HaNikra's sea grottoes (cable car to the Lebanese border), and UNESCO Crusader Acre. From $1,054 per group (up to 3) from Tel Aviv. Fully customisable with optional museum stops.

A focused Thursday Christian pilgrimage to Galilee's lesser-visited but deeply significant sites — Magdala (Mary Magdalene's hometown, with a synagogue coin-dated to 29 AD, proving Jesus worshipped here), a 1st-century Galilean fishing boat, the Mount of Beatitudes, and the Cana Wedding Church where Jesus performed his first miracle. From Tel Aviv ($105), Jerusalem ($115), Herzliya ($125). Thursday only.

Walk more than 8 kilometres in Jesus' footsteps through Jerusalem — from the Church of the Ascension on the Mount of Olives to the Garden of Gethsemane, the Pools of Bethesda, and the full Via Dolorosa. This focused Christian pilgrimage tour runs on Tuesdays and Fridays and is designed for those who want depth, not a rushed overview. Departs from Jerusalem ($89), Tel Aviv ($99), and Herzliya ($119).

Spend Christmas Eve in the Holy Land — Jerusalem's sacred sites by day and Midnight Mass at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, built above the very grotto where Jesus was born. Manger Square glows with Christmas lights as pilgrims from every country gather for the world's most resonant Christmas Eve service. December 24 only. Valid passport required for Bethlehem.

Go underground into a 3,000-year-old city beneath modern Jerusalem — the City of David, the original settlement of King David, where ancient water tunnels lead to the Pool of Siloam. The tour combines above-ground highlights (Western Wall, Byzantine Cardo) with the underground City of David excavations. Departs Mondays and Thursdays from Jerusalem ($89), Tel Aviv ($99), and Herzliya ($119).

Ein Gedi is a lush desert oasis on the Dead Sea shore — waterfalls, natural pools, Nubian ibex, rock hyrax, and rare birdlife in the middle of the Judean Desert. This private tour hikes through Wadi David or Wadi Arugot, then relaxes at the Dead Sea. $923 per group from Jerusalem. Bring hiking shoes.