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EXODUS: EGYPT, JORDAN and ISRAEL - The journey that took 40 years in 12 days.
- NOV. 30 - DEC. 10, 2026 (From only $3,299 $4,099)
- FEB. 1 – FEB. 12, 2027 (From ONLY $3,349 $4,189)
Including flights, airport transfers, tourist class hotels, breakfast and dinner daily, excursions with entrance fees as per program below, amazing guides
Day 1: Transatlantic flight to Cairo.
Dinner, breakfast and movies on board.
Day 2: Arrival to Cairo, Egypt.
We are met and assisted at the airport. Transfer to our hotel. If time allows – a panoramic tour on the way to the hotel.
Day 3: Cairo.
After breakfast visit to the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx We also visit the New Egyptian Museum. In the afternoon visit to the cave church – a unique church carved into the sand stone. Dinner and overnight in our hotel.
Day 4: From Cairo we cross the Suez Canal into the Sinai desert.
We reach Mt. Sinai in the afternoon. After dinner we bid good night, as very early next morning we shall climb the mountain. (Or watch the climbers from our hotel).
Day 5: Mt. Sinai, Taba.
We reach the top in time to see one of the most amazing sunrise in the world! Here, Moses got the Torah and the Ten Commandments. We have time for a group prayer or meditation before we descend for breakfast. Continue till Taba. We cross to Israel. Dinner and overnight in Jerusalem.
Day 6:
Our first stop will be the Mount of Olives (Mark 13:3) with a panoramic view of both the “old” and “new” Jerusalem. We follow the path down the Palm Sunday road to the Garden of Gethsemane (Matt 26:36) and the nearby Church of All Nations. We then take a short drive through the Kidron Valley to reach Absalom and Zachariah’s Tomb. Continue to Mount Zion (King David’s tomb) and the Upper Room (John 13:1ff), site of the Last Supper. Afternoon visit to the “little town of Bethlehem…” and its’ Church of the Nativity and Milk Grotto (Luke 2:15). We reach our hotel for dinner and overnight.
Day 7: After breakfast we visit the Yad Va Shem Museum (the Holocaust Museum). We will visit the Wailing Wall (the Western Wall) – the last remains of the Temple built by King Herod. We will walk some stations of the Way of the Cross. Protestant groups will end the day by prayer and meditation at the Garden Tomb (where HE resurrected). Catholic groups will end the day at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. Dinner and overnight.
Day 8: Free day in Jerusalem or visit Qumran / Masada / Dead Sea for $125 dollars. We drive south to the Dead Sea through Qumran, to visit the caves where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. We’ll then continue to Masada, the palace-fort built by King Herod. Here, in 73 A.D., 960 Jewish zealots committed suicide rather than surrender to the Romans. The plateau is reached via a cable car ride with a spectacular view of the plains surrounding it. We’ll also dip in the Dead Sea – rich with minerals, God’s gift to your skin. Dinner and overnight in Jerusalem.
Day 9: Caesarea / Megiddo (Protestant groups) or Mount Tabor (Catholic groups) / Cana / Nazareth (Catholic groups) or Mount Precipice (Protestant groups) / Tiberias.
After breakfast we drive to Caesarea (Acts 10:1ff), the port-city built by King Herod. Apostle Paul was put in prison here until he was expelled to Rome. Protestant groups will visit Megiddo- the Biblical city overlooking the Valley of Armageddon (Revelation 16:16). Catholic groups will visit Mount Tabor – where Jesus revealed to Peter as the Son of GOD. We continue to Cana (John 21:2) where the first miracle of Jesus took place, and then to Nazareth (Matt 2:23) to visit the place where he lived as a young boy and visit a typical house of his time or Mt Precipice to overlook the city of Nazareth. We will reach Tiberias for dinner and overnight.
Day 10: Capernaum/ Tabgha / Mt. of Beatitudes / Jordan River / Sheik Hussein.
After breakfast, we descend and take a boat ride to Capernaum (Luke 4:31) to visit the ruins of an ancient synagogue and the Byzantine chapel at the site of Peter’s House. We then continue to Tabgha (Matt 14:17, 19), the site of the Multiplication of the Loaves and the Fish, Mount of Beatitudes (Matt 5-7). We continue to the Baptism site at the Jordan River, where those who wish, may renew their Baptism in this unique place. We will cross the Sheik Hussein bridge towards Amman. Dinner and overnight in Amman, Jordan
Day 11:
After breakfast we drive south to explore the Nabatean city of Petra. This is one of the most striking sites upon earth, declared as one of the World Wonders! After a short and easy horse ride in a beautiful canyon we come upon an old temple carved into the sand stone of the canyon, beyond which lays the city. It was built in the 6th century BC as a shelter city for caravans that crossed the desert between Egypt and Syria. In the afternoon we head northbound to visit Mount Nebo (Deuteronomy 34:1). This is the traditional burial place of Moses. From here he saw the Promised Land but could not have entered. We proceed northbound dinner and overnight in Amman.
Day 12: Flight back home.
Arrival on same day. Welcome back. You have just returned from a Biblical experience!!!
MOROCCO,
2-8 Nov, 2026 (From $2,599 $3,349)
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Day 1, Monday, November 2: Transatlantic flight. Dinner and movies on board.
Day 2, Tuesday, November 3: CASABLANCA – DINNER AND ACCOMMODATION: Arrival at Casablanca airport and meeting with the Spanish-speaking Moroccan guide who will accompany you throughout your stay. Transfer to the hotel. Dinner and accommodation.
Day 3, Wednesday, November 4: CASABLANCA / RABAT / TANGIER: Breakfast at the hotel and departure towards Rabat, the diplomatic and administrative capital of Morocco. Upon arrival, we will visit the outer gates of the Royal Palace, the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, and the Hassan Tower. Continue to Tangier, a beautiful and lively city on the coast where the Caves of Hercules are located and where the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean meet. Once in the city, we will take a walking tour of the medina through the Marshan neighborhood. From the Royal Palace Square, we will visit the Punic-Roman Necropolis, excavated in rocky terrain and offering beautiful views of the Strait of Gibraltar. We will continue through the Alcazaba or Kasbah, located on the highest hill in the city, from where we will take a tour that will lead us to the Petit Zoco, the market, and the Plaza of April 9th, a favorite leisure spot for the citizens of Tangier. Transfer to the hotel. Accommodation.
Day 4, Thursday, November 5: TANGIER / FEZ: Breakfast at the hotel. Early in the morning, meet with the guide and depart for Fez, where we will take a panoramic tour to see the Royal Palace and its 7 gates or Dar Al-Makhzen on the way to the medina of Fez El Bali, the oldest and largest in Morocco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From Bab Boujloud to Es-Seffarine Square, we will take a walk to explore these narrow streets, the different buildings that make up the medina walls, as well as its guilds of artisans and neighborhoods such as the tanners’ or tailors’ quarters to see their traditional working methods. We will visit a Medersa (Islamic school) and finish by watching the potters working with copper. We will tour the Medina and stop at some craft shops, such as those selling bronze, ceramics, leather goods, and carpets, for clients who wish to make purchases. Transfer to the hotel. Accommodation.
Day 5, Friday, November 6: FEZ / VOLUBILIS & MEKNES / CASABLANCA: Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, departure to Volubilis to explore the ancient Roman ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After the visit, continue to Casablanca. On the way, stop in Moulay Idriss, a picturesque village high on a mountain, famous for housing the mausoleum of Idris I. You will stroll through its medina and visit the exterior of his Mausoleum. Before arriving, you will visit another of the imperial cities, Meknes, starting with the Bab Mansour Gate, the city’s most famous entrance, El-Hedin Square, and the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail to admire the history of the Sultan. Finally, arrival in Casablanca. Accommodation at the hotel.
Day 6, Saturday, November 7: CASABLANCA Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, we will take a comprehensive panoramic tour of the cosmopolitan, industrial, and economic heart of Morocco, which includes the exterior of the Hassan II Mosque, built on the water and boasting a 210-meter-high minaret, making it the tallest in the world. We will continue through the “Old Medina,” which is new compared to those of Fez or Marrakech. The Habous Quarter or “The New Medina,” built during the French Protectorate, is characterized by its cobblestone streets and French colonial-style buildings. Next, we will pass by the Royal Palace, one of many scattered throughout Morocco. The impressive facade is a marvel of intricate mosaics and carvings, guarded by dozens of guards. We will then finish at Mohammed V Square, located in the heart of Casablanca and featuring stunning Art Deco architecture. After the tour, we will transfer you to your hotel. Overnight stay.
Day 7, Sunday, November 8: Flight back home: Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the airport for our flight back home. Arrival in the USA the same day. Welcome back! You have just returned from an unforgettable experience.
MALTA AND SICILY,
16-23 Nov, 2026 (From $2,899 $3,699)
Including flights, airport transfers, tourist class hotels, breakfast and dinner daily, excursions with entrance fees as per program below, amazing guides
Day 1, Monday, November 16: Flight to Malta. Dinner, breakfast and inflight entertainment on board.
Day 2, Tuesday, November 17: Arrival to Malta, assistance and transfer to the hotel. If time permits, we will add a panoramic tour on the way. Check in, rest or stroll the neighborhood, dinner and overnight.
Day 3, Wednesday, November 18: Excursion to Valletta and Mdina. After breakfast, we will depart for Valletta. Visit St. Paul’s Shipwreck Church, which commemorates the Apostle’s miraculous arrival in Malta in 60 AD. Inside, impressive works of art adorn its rich decoration. We will continue our visit to St. John’s Co-Cathedral, one of Malta’s most treasured monuments. Free time for lunch. In the afternoon, enjoy Malta Experience, an engaging audiovisual show that brings to life over 7,000 years of Maltese history. Depart for Rabat, where we will visit St. Paul’s Grotto and the Wignacourt Museum. St. Paul’s Grotto in Rabat is believed to be the place where the Apostle Paul stayed and preached during his three-month stay in Malta after his shipwreck. The site is part of the Wignacourt Museum complex and is an important pilgrimage site. To end the day, we’ll take a walking tour of Mdina, known as the “Silent City,” Malta’s former fortified capital. Its narrow street s and majestic medieval architecture create a timeless atmosphere. Overnight stay and dinner at the hotel.
Day 4, Thursday, November 19: Early morning ferry to Sicily. Arrival in Pozzallo. Explore Modica – one of the baroque gems of southeastern Sicily along its main street, lined with churches and palaces. The main monuments are the Duomo di San Giorgio, famous for its grand staircase and panoramic views of the city, and the Duomo di San Pietro, with statues of the apostles on its steps. Then we will visit Palazzolo Acreide, known for its rich Baroque architecture and ancient Greek roots, it forms part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the main highlights are its elegant churches such as the Basilica di San Sebastiano and the Chiesa di San Paolo, located around Piazza del Popolo. Just outside town lies the Akrai Archaeological Park, where you can see the small Teatro Greco di Akrai. Dinner and overnight in Catania.
Day 5, Friday, November 20: A day excursion from Catania to Caltagirone and Piazza Armerina offers a journey through Sicilian art, culture, and history. In Caltagirone, visitors admire the famous Scalinata di Santa Maria del Monte, a beautiful staircase decorated with colorful ceramic tiles, and explore local ceramic workshops. After some free time and possibly lunch in Caltagirone, the excursion continues to Piazza Armerina, home to the remarkable Villa Romana del Casale, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its exceptionally well-preserved Roman mosaics depicting scenes of mythology, hunting, and daily life. Return to Catania in the late afternoon. Dinner in our hotel.
Day 6, Saturday, November 21: Excursion to Etna Nord and Taormina: After breakfast, depart for an exciting day trip to Mount Etna, the active volcano. We’ll leave from Piano Provenzana and approach Etna’s northern slope, in state-of-the-art 4×4 vehicles certified by the Etna National Park Authority. The summit hike, led by mountain guides or licensed volcanologists, begins at an altitude of 1,800 meters (Piano Provenzana) and continues along the scenic road. Passing by ancient craters and recent lava flows, we’ll reach the Volcanological Observatory, located at an altitude of 2,850 meters. In the afternoon, we’ll travel to Taormina for a guided tour of this stunning town, perched on a mountainside with panoramic views of the Ionian Sea. We’ll visit the famous Greek Theatre of Taormina. Return to Catania in the evening. Dinner and overnight stay in Catania.
Day 7, Sunday, November 22: After breakfast depart early for Syracuse. Visit the Archaeological Park of Neapolis, home to impressive ancient ruins such as the Greek Theatre, the Ear of Dionysius, and the Roman Amphitheatre. Explore the historical canter of Ortigia Island, with its narrow streets, baroque architecture, and the beautiful Duomo di Siracusa, the church of St Paul and the catacombs of St John. Then, continuation to Noto, known for its stunning baroque architecture. Visit the Noto Cathedral, a beautiful example of Sicilian Baroque design. Return to Catania. Dinner and overnight in Catania.
Day 8, Monday, November 23: Flight back home. Arrival on same day. Welcome home from a unique lifetime experience.
ISRAEL - THE LAND OF THE BIBLE (Protestant)
- 24 NOV-1 DEC, 2026 (From $2,999 $3,600)
- March 4 - 11, 2027 (From $3,449 $4,149)
Including flights, airport transfers, tourist class hotels, breakfast and dinner daily, excursions with entrance fees as per program below, amazing guides
Day 1, November 24, Tuesday: Departure from USA. Overnight flight including dinner, breakfast and in-flight entertainment.
Day 2, November 25, Wednesday: Tel Aviv. Arrival at Ben Gurion Airport. We are met, assisted, and escorted to our hotel by aviatours staff. We meet for dinner and overnight in our hotel.
Day 3, November 26, Thursday: Nazareth / Cana / Jordan River / Tiberias. After breakfast we drive to where HE lived as a young boy and visit a typical house of his time in Nazareth. We continue to where Jesus performed his first miracle – turning water into wine in Cana (John 2:11). Our day ends visiting the Baptismal Site– Jordan River. Dinner and overnight in Tiberias.
Day 4, November 27, Friday: Capernaum / Tabgha / Mt. of Beatitudes / Magdala / Megiddo / Jerusalem. After breakfast, we descend and take a boat ride to Capernaum (Luke 4:31) to visit the ruins of an ancient synagogue and the Byzantine chapel at the site of Peter’s House. We then continue to Tabgha (Matt 14:17, 19), the site of the Multiplication of the Loaves and the Fish, Mount of Beatitudes (Matt 5-7) and Magdala – home of Mary Magdalene. Our last visit today will be to Megiddo – the Biblical city overlooking the Valley of Armageddon (Revelation 16:16). Dinner and overnight in Jerusalem.
Day 5, November 28, Saturday: Our first site will be the Mount of Olives (Mark 13:3) with a panoramic view of both the “old” and “new” Jerusalem. We follow the path down the Palm Sunday Road to the Garden of Gethsemane (Matt 26:36) and the nearby Church of All Nations. We then take a short drive through the Kidron Valley to reach Absalom and Zachariah’s Tomb. Continue to Mount Zion’s King David’s tomb and the Upper Room (John 13:1ff), site of the Last Supper. Afternoon visit to the “little town of Bethlehem…” and its’ Church of the Nativity and Milk Grotto (Luke 2:15). Our day ends with a dinner and overnight.
Day 6, November 29, Sunday: After our breakfast we visit the Israel Museum to view the original Dead Sea Scrolls and the model of Jerusalem during the time of Jesus. We will continue to visit the Wailing Wall (the Western Wall) – the last remains of the Temple. We proceed by walking some of the stations of The Way of the Cross. Our day ends with a visit of the Garden Tomb near Golgotha- The empty tomb from which HE resurrected. Dinner and overnight in Jerusalem.
Day 7, November 30, Monday: Day at leisure for shopping or private tours. Optional tour to Qumran / Massada / Dead Sea for $130. We drive south to the Dead Sea through Qumran, to visit the caves where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. We’ll then continue to Masada, the palace-fort built by King Herod. Here, in 73 A.D., 960 Jewish zealots committed suicide rather than surrender to the Romans. The plateau is reached via a cable car ride with a spectacular view of the plains surrounding it. We’ll also dip in the Dead Sea – rich with minerals, God’s gift to your skin. Dinner and overnight in Jerusalem.
Day 8, December 1, Tuesday: Transfer to the airport for our flight back home. Arrival home in the U.S.A. on the same day. Welcome back. You have just returned from a lifetime experience.
ISRAEL - THE LAND OF THE BIBLE (Catholic)
- 24 NOV-1 DEC, 2026 (From $2,999 $3,600)
- March 4 - 11, 2027 (From $3,449 $4,149)
Including flights, airport transfers, tourist class hotels, breakfast and dinner daily, excursions with entrance fees as per program below, amazing guides
Day 1, November 24, Tuesday: Departure from USA. Overnight flight including dinner, breakfast and in-flight entertainment.
Day 2, November 25, Wednesday: Tel Aviv. Arrival at Ben Gurion Airport. We are met, assisted, and escorted to our hotel by aviatours staff. We meet for dinner and overnight in our hotel.
Day 3, November 26, Thursday: Nazareth / Cana / Jordan River / Tiberias. After breakfast we drive to where HE lived as a young boy and visit a typical house of his time in Nazareth. We continue to where Jesus performed his first miracle – turning water into wine in Cana (John 2:11). Our day ends visiting the Baptismal Site– Jordan River. Dinner and overnight in Tiberias.
Day 4, November 27, Friday: Capernaum / Tabgha / Mt. of Beatitudes / Magdala / Mt. Tabor / Jerusalem. After breakfast, we descend and take a boat ride to Capernaum (Luke 4:31) to visit the ruins of an ancient synagogue and the Byzantine chapel at the site of Peter’s House. We then continue to Tabgha (Matt 14:17, 19), the site of the Multiplication of the Loaves and the Fish, Mount of Beatitudes (Matt 5-7) and Magdala – home of Mary Magdalene. Our last visit today will be – the site of the transfiguration of Jesus (Matt. 17:1-8). Dinner and overnight in Jerusalem.
Day 5, November 28, Saturday: Our first site will be the Mount of Olives (Mark 13:3) with a panoramic view of both the “old” and “new” Jerusalem. We follow the path down the Palm Sunday Road to the Garden of Gethsemane (Matt 26:36) and the nearby Church of All Nations. We then take a short drive through the Kidron Valley to reach Absalom and Zachariah’s Tomb. Continue to Mount Zion’s King David’s tomb and the Upper Room (John 13:1ff), site of the Last Supper. Afternoon visit to the “little town of Bethlehem…” and its’ Church of the Nativity and Milk Grotto (Luke 2:15). Our day ends with a dinner and overnight.
Day 6, November 29, Sunday: After our breakfast we visit the Israel Museum to view the original Dead Sea Scrolls and the model of Jerusalem during the time of Jesus. We will continue to visit the Wailing Wall (the Western Wall) – the last remains of the Temple built by King Herod. We proceed by walking the stations of The Way of the Cross ending at the Holy Sepulcher. Dinner and overnight in Jerusalem.
Day 7, November 30, Monday: Day at leisure for shopping or private tours. Optional tour to Qumran / Masada / Dead Sea for $130 dollars. We drive south to the Dead Sea through Qumran, to visit the caves where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. We’ll then continue to Masada, the palace-fort built by King Herod. Here, in 73 A.D., 960 Jewish zealots committed suicide rather than surrender to the Romans. The plateau is reached via a cable car ride with a spectacular view of the plains surrounding it. We’ll also dip in the Dead Sea – rich with minerals, God’s gift to your skin. Dinner and overnight in Jerusalem.
Day 8, December 1, Tuesday: Transfer to the airport for our flight back home. Arrival home in the U.S.A. on the same day. Welcome back. You have just returned from a lifetime experience.
THAILAND, CAMBODIA AND VIETNAM
NOV. 30 - DEC. 10, 2026 (From $3,290 $4,190)
MAY 3 - 12, 2027 (From $3,393 $4,290)
Including flights, airport transfers, tourist class hotels, meals as per program, excursions with entrance fees as per program below, amazing guides
Day 1 (30 Nov, Monday): Transatlantic flight.
Day 2 (01 Dec, Tuesday): Arrival in Bangkok (D) Upon arrival at Bangkok’s international airport, we proceed through immigration and customs formalities, collecting our luggage along the way. Once we’ve cleared arrivals, our local guide greets us and takes us to our hotel in the city centre. With the rest of the day at leisure, we can relax and unwind in our hotel or explore the surrounding area. This evening, we’ll experience the warm hospitality of Thailand with a delicious dinner of traditional Thai cuisine, a perfect introduction to this amazing country.
Day 3 (02 Dec, Wednesday): Bangkok City Tour (B, D) Following breakfast, we step into the Old Kingdom of Siam through the Grand Palace. The focal point of the palace is the Emerald Buddha carved out of jade and adorned with gold. We visit Wat Po – one of the oldest temples and home of the famous 45-meter reclining Buddha. Wind down the day with a walk in the Chinatown to see one of the most dynamic and vibrant commercial districts of Bangkok. This evening, indulge in a lavish buffet dinner while taking in breathtaking views of the Bangkok riverside.
Day 4 (03 Dec, Thursday): Bangkok – Floating Market & River Kwai-Bangkok (B, D) This morning, we set out on a two-hour drive southward to visit Damnoen Saduak floating market in Rachaburi Province. En route, pay a brief visit to the unique Railway Market of Talad Rom Hub. Arriving at Damnoen Saduak, hop on a boat and weave our way through hundreds of other boats topped with flowers, fruits, vegetables, sweets and meats. Being the most popular in Thailand, Damnoen Saduak is great for photographing, tasting local food, and recalling a diminishing practice. After Damoen Saduak, we drive to Kanchanaburi to visit the bridge over the River Kwai, the War Cemetery, and the War Museum We also sample a train ride along the Death Railway before returning to Bangkok for the night.
Day 5 (04 Dec, Friday): Bangkok – Siem Reap, Cambodia (B, D) We take a flight to Siem Reap, the land of Angkor Temples. Arriving at Siem Reap airport, we’ll be met and assisted with the visa obtainment and passport control passage. Collect luggage and come out to meet up our local guide and drive to the hotel. Afternoon, we embark on a city overview tour. In the evening, we feast on a special dinner. Free time afterwards makes for an excellent opportunity to independently explore the festive Pub Street that boasts a myriad of bars and pubs and spas and souvenir shops, and so on. We return to the hotel to enjoy dinner.
Day 6 (05 Dec, Saturday): Siem Reap (B, D) Today we start exploring the wonders left by a highly complex civilization that controlled the greater part of Southeast Asia for four centuries. We rise early, around 5:00 AM, and ride a Tuk Tuk to Angkor Wat. En route back to the hotel, we’ll visit Wat Thmei to learn about Cambodia’s tragic history. Enjoy breakfast and the rest of the morning the way we fancy.Afternoon, we continue with the jungle-clad temple of Ta Prohm and the Grand City of Angkor Thom. Traverse the complex and marvel at the South Gate, the temples of Baphoun and Phimeanakas, the Terraces of Elephant and Leper King, and especially the mysterious smiling Bayon. We have a chance to behold the magnificent sunset into the land of temples from the sacred hill of Bakheng or Pre Rup temple. We return to the hotel to enjoy dinner.
Day 7 (06 Dec, Sunday): Siem Reap – Hanoi, Vietnam (B, D) After breakfast, we head to Tonle Lake to get a taste of life ruled by monsoonal rains and water-based agriculture on and around one of the most productive bodies of fresh water in the world. Walk through the lovely Pour Krom village to get a feel of authentic rural Khmer life. Proceed to Chong Kneas and embark on a cruise to see floating villages moving in and out due to the varying water level. Over time, the floating community has evolved to have almost everything villages on land have, including schools and spiritual structures. Afternoon, we bid farewell to Siem Reap and fly to Hanoi, the ancient and elegant capital of Vietnam. Upon arrival at Hanoi airport, we’ll be met and escorted to the hotel in city center for dinner and overnight.
Day 8 (07 Dec, Monday): Hanoi City Tour (B, D) After breakfast we set out to discover the most outstanding attractions of Hanoi. Historical emphasis on the arts and learning stipulates that buildings in Hanoi remain small, simple and in harmony with nature. we visit to the complex of memorials to Ho Chi Minh to know his amazing life. Continue to the Single Pillar Pagoda and the Temple of Literature. Break the tour at noon and enjoy lunch. In the afternoon, we’ll be touring the Museum of Ethnology to see the fascinating exhibition of the country’s ethnic cultures. Next, we enjoy a rickshaw ride through the lively Old Quarter, a series of 36 ancient streets where peddlers still trade the way they have done for centuries. After dinner, stay free or further explore the Old Quarter independently.
Day 9 (08 Dec, Tuesday): Hanoi – Halong Bay (B, L, D) Start the day with breakfast at the hotel before embarking on a scenic journey east to Halong Bay, one of Vietnam’s most breathtaking natural wonders. Upon arrival, we board a luxurious overnight boat and set sail into the protected area of Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site recognized twice for its exceptional beauty. Behold the surreal seascape of numerous islands and islets and rocks searing out of the emerald waters, immersing in the tranquility, and getting inspired. Visit one of the many beautiful caves, a floating village or a pearl farm, and have a chance to swim or paddle a kayak. We spend the night aboard our comfortable and luxurious floating hotel, surrounded by the majestic scenery of Halong Bay.
Day 10 (09 Dec, Wednesday): Halong Bay – Hanoi – Departure (Morning Coffee, Brunch, D) Early risers can take part in a Tai Chi class on the sundeck. In the early morning many of the islands are alive with the sound of various sea birds nesting in the thick green vegetation that engulfs the limestone karsts. Enjoy a lavish brunch onboard whilst the boat slowly turns back to the shore, weaving through strange-shaped rock formations that invite comparisons from fighting cocks to dragons and even further! Disembark around 11:00 AM and return to Hanoi. Visit a typical Red River Delta village, savor the signature egg coffee of Hanoi, and enjoy dinner before heading to the airport for our midnight departure flight.
Day 11 (10 Dec, Thursday): Back in the US. Morning.
DUBAI - January 11 – 17, 2027 (From $2,499 $2,799)
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Day 1, January 11, Monday: Flight from New York to Dubai. Dinner, breakfast and movies on board.
Day 2, January 12, Tuesday: Arrival Dubai. Panoramic tour and transfer for a lunch (not included). Check-in at our hotel. Dinner and overnight.
Day 3, January 13, Wednesday: Half- day tour of Old Dubai. We proceed to a tour of Dubai. We will begin with a brief stop at the impressive Bur Al Arab. This magnificent hotel rises dramatically in the water’s Arabic Gulf blues. You will also stop to take photographs of the Jumeirah Mosque, a landmark architectural in Dubai and photo standing in front of the luxurious Atlantis. Walking tour of Al Bastakiya are great ways to explore the neighborhood. “Open” a water taxi traditional that transported locals through the years across the Dubai stream. A walk through the spice market, and the Gold Souk. In the afternoon we will go to Creekside Dhow and cruise to experience the authentic hospitality Arab atmosphere and traditional dhow trip and relaxation – try our cruises Evening aboard the large dhow A buffet of delicious and diverse international cuisine awaits guests. Dinner is served with soft drinks free and mineral water. Dinner and accommodation.
Day 4, January 14, Thursday: Breakfast and continue to the Emirate of Sharjah. Departing from the hotel, we will take an approximately 20-minute drive to reach Sharjah, which has established itself as the cultural center of the Middle East. Our tour begins at the cultural monument “Quran Square” and continues to the Museum of Islamic Civilization. We will then head to the Corniche, visiting the oldest market in the emirate, located in the historic center of the city, known as “Al Arsa Market.” We’ll then visit the modern district and the central market, better known as the “Blue Market,” with its typical Arabic architecture. In the afternoon we do to the Dune Safari. Safari Desert – full of adventure and fun where you experience the thrill of a Russian Mountain in the sand dunes. we stop in the highest sand dune to see the sunset for some photographs and refreshing yourself with mineral water. We continue our journey to our Bedouin camp lying in the heart of the desert, where soft drinks, water, tea or coffee are available for you to choose from. Rides in Camel awaits you. While you relax and sit in tents or tables with carpet and pillows, a delicious barbecue is being prepared under the starry sky. Adding to the atmosphere of the night, a charming belly dancer shows a fascinating dance to the rhythm of Arabic music while buffet dinner will be served. Late night return to the hotel.
Day 5, January 15, Friday: Breakfast at the hotel. Visit the miraculous garden – the largest natural flower garden in the world, occupying more than 72,000 square meters with more than 50 million flowers and more than 250 million plants, providing a magnificent view to all who visit the place. Visit Dubai Mall, one of the biggest commercials centers in the world located next to the emblematic Burj Khalifa. Here, you will visit the world-class aquarium and experience the exotic wonders of aquatic life first hand. Burj Khalifa, here you can opt for a visit to the tallest building in the world. Start your vertical ascent to the observation deck in a high-speed elevator, traveling at 10 meters per second. As the doors open, the floor- to -ceiling glass walls provide a stunning 360- degree view of the city, desert and ocean. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.
Day 6, January 16, Saturday: ABU DHABI Breakfast. Visit Abu Dhabi. We will go through Jebel Ali Port, the largest man-made port in the world, to the UAE capital. We will admire the Sheikh Zayed Mosque, the third largest in the world, as well as his tomb. We will continue to the Al Maqta Bridge, passing through one of the wealthiest areas of Abu Dhabi, the Ministers’ Quarter. We will arrive at Corniche Road, which has been compared to Manhattan for its skyline. Enjoy a buffet lunch at a 5-star hotel restaurant (included!). We will stop for photos at the Emirates Palace Hotel. We will continue to the Al Batee area, where the royal family’s palaces are located. We will then stop at the Heritage Village, a reconstruction of a traditional oasis village that offers an interesting glimpse into the emirate’s past. Traditional aspects of desert lifestyle, including a campfire with coffee pots, a goat-hair tent, and a falaj irrigation system, are attractively displayed in the open-air museum. Finally, on our return to Dubai, we will stop by Ferrari Park (admission not included) for photo ops or shopping (20 minutes). Return to Dubai. Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 7, January 17, Sunday: Transfer to the airport. Flight back home to NY, JFK. Welcome back. You have just returned from a fantasy dream!
EGYPT (WITH NILE RIVER CRUISE)
- December 1-8, 2026 (From $2,799)
- February 1-8, 2027 (From $2,777)
Including flights, airport transfers, tourist class hotels, breakfast and dinner daily, excursions with entrance fees as per program below, amazing guides
Day 1: Flight to Cairo. Dinner, breakfast and movies on board.
Day 2: Arrival in Cairo. Assistance at the airport and transfer to the hotel. Dinner at the hotel.
Day 3: In the morning, we’ll fly to Aswan. We’ll begin our tour by visiting the Philae Temple, including the Incomplete Obelisk and the High Dam. We’ll then take our Nile River cruise. After lunch, we’ll have the opportunity to ride a felucca boat (optional $35 per person) to sail past the Agha Khan Monument. Overnight and dinner on board.
Day 4: Aswan. Free morning on the boat or optional Abu Simbel bus tour or optional Nubian Village tour. In the afternoon, we will head to Kom Ombo. There, we will visit the Kom Ombo Temple (free), located high on the hill with a panoramic view of the Nile River. We will continue our river trip to Edfu. Overnight and dinner on board.
Day 5: Arrive in Edfu in the morning. We’ll visit the Edfu Temple and continue to Luxor. We’ll visit the Eastern Riviera with its Luxor Temple. Overnight stay and dinner on board.
Day 6: Luxor-Cairo (Hot air balloon ride available). Today, we will visit the west coast and the Valley of the Kings. We will also visit the Temple of Hatsherpsut at Deire El Bahari and the Colossus of Memnon. We will also visit the Temple of Karnak. Tonight, we will fly to Cairo and transfer to the hotel. Dinner and overnight stay in Cairo.
Day 7: After breakfast, we’ll head to the Giza Plateau to visit the Great Pyramids and the Sphinx. Afterward, we’ll visit the New Egyptian Museum (GEM), where the treasures of King Tut-ein Khamon are displayed. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 8: Flight home Those returning home today will be transferred to the airport early in the morning. Arrival on the same day.
EL SALVADOR - February 15-21, 2027 (From $2,299)
Including flights, airport transfers, tourist class hotels, breakfast and dinner daily, excursions with entrance fees as per program below, amazing guides
Day 1, February 15, Monday: Arrival Transfer. Meet-and-greet at the international airport followed by a transfer to your hotel in San Salvador. Free time for rest or personal activities. Enjoy a welcome dinner at your hotel. Overnight in San Salvador – 6 nights.
Day 2, February 16, Tuesday: Suchitoto and Pupusas (B, L). Departure for Suchitoto, one of El Salvador’s most charming colonial towns, famous for its cobblestone streets, art galleries, and traditional architecture. During the tour, you will enjoy a quintessential culinary experience: making and tasting traditional Salvadoran pupusas—a true symbol of the national gastronomic culture. Return to the hotel. Overnight stay.
Day 3, February 17, Wednesday: San Salvador and El Boquerón (B, L). A tour of El Salvador’s capital, visiting the city’s key historical, cultural, and modern landmarks. Afterward, ascend to El Boquerón National Park, situated atop the San Salvador Volcano, where you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views and gaze upon the majestic crater, surrounded by lush nature and a refreshing climate. Return to the hotel. Overnight stay.
Day 4, February 18, Thursday: Maya Route (B, L) Visit to the archaeological sites of Joya de Cerén, San Andrés, and Tazumal to discover the historical richness of the Maya civilization. Explore significant archaeological sites surrounded by nature, where you will encounter part of El Salvador’s ancestral and cultural legacy. Return to the hotel. Overnight stay.
Day 5, February 19, Friday: Volcanoes and Mountain Towns (B, L) Today features a visit to one of the natural wonders within Salvadoran territory: Cerro Verde National Park. Journey through the country’s western region to experience impressive volcanic landscapes, followed by visits to the towns of Nahuizalco and Ataco, as well as a coffee plantation to observe the production process of this popular beverage. Explore charming mountain towns, artisan markets, local coffee shops, and landscapes surrounded by nature, flowers, and Salvadoran culture. Overnight stay.
Day 6, February 20, Saturday: Tamanique and El Tunco Beach (B, L) Transportation to Tamanique and the beaches of La Libertad. A guided hike to the famous Tamanique Waterfalls takes you along natural trails and through the vegetation of the Cordillera del Bálsamo mountain range, where you can enjoy natural pools and refreshing cascades. Afterward, visit El Tunco Beach, one of El Salvador’s most popular coastal destinations, renowned for its relaxed atmosphere, restaurants, cafés, and beaches—perfect for unwinding or enjoying the Pacific Ocean. Overnight stay.
Day 7, February 21, Sunday: Departure Transfer (B). Transfer from the hotel to the international airport to board the return flight.
PERU - March 1-10, 2027 (From $3,699)
Including flights, airport transfers, tourist class hotels, breakfast and dinner daily, excursions with entrance fees as per program below, amazing guides
Day 1, march 1, Monday: International flight departing from the mentioned cities.
Day 2, march 2, Tuesday – Lima: Arrival in the city of Lima and transfer to the hotel with assistance from an English-speaking guide. In the evening, you will enjoy dinner at the hotel. Overnight stay in Miraflores, one of the most modern and safest areas of the city.
Day 3, march 3, Wednesday – Lima: After breakfast, you will take a panoramic city tour of Lima, visiting its main historical and cultural attractions, including the Monasterio de San Francisco and the renowned Museo Larco. Lunch will be served at the prestigious Café del Museo. Afternoon at leisure and overnight at the hotel.
Day 4, march 4, Thursday – Lima / Cusco: Transfer to the airport to take your flight to Cusco. Upon arrival, you will be assisted and transferred to the hotel. In the evening, you will enjoy dinner at the well-known Inka Grill. Overnight at the hotel in Cusco.
Day 5, march 5, Friday – Cusco: This day will be dedicated to exploring the ancient capital of the Inca Empire. You will visit the Cathedral, the temple of Qorikancha, and nearby ruins, accompanied by a specialized guide. Lunch will be at Calle del Medio. The rest of the day will be free to enjoy the city. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 6, march 6, Saturday – Machu Picchu: Early in the morning, transfer to the train station to begin your unforgettable visit to Machu Picchu, one of the wonders of the world. You will tour the citadel with a private guide and enjoy lunch at Tinkuy Restaurant. In the afternoon, return to Cusco and overnight at the hotel.
Day 7, march 7, Sunday – Cusco / Puno: Departure to Puno via the famous Route of the Sun, a journey filled with Andean landscapes and historical sites, including cultural stops and lunch. Arrival and overnight at a hotel on the shores of Lake Titicaca.
Day 8, march 8, Monday – Puno: Full-day excursion on Lake Titicaca, visiting the traditional floating islands of the Uros and Taquile Island, where you will learn about their ancestral customs. Lunch is included during the excursion. Return to the hotel and overnight stay.
Day 9, march 9, Tuesday – Departure: After breakfast, transfer to the airport in Juliaca for your return flight.
Day 10, march 10, Wednesday – Arrival Home: Arrival home after an unforgettable Andean experience.
ITALY - March 8 – 15, 2027 (From $3,399 $4,299)
Day 1, March 8, Monday: Flight from NY to Rome.
Day 2, March 9, Tuesday: Rome Assistance upon arrival. Transfer from airport to the hotel. Time at your disposal for an initial exploration of the Eternal City. Overnight accommodation at our hotel.
Day 3, March 10, Wednesday: Rome Breakfast and a full day guided tour of Rome. After breakfast begin a full day guided tour of Vatican area and Trastevere with an expert local guide. We’ll begin with a visit St. Peter’s Basilica and the treasures of the Vatican Museums. Free time for lunch. Afternoon guided tour of the most characteristic districts of Rome including Trastevere and the Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere. We continue to visit the Jewish Ghetto. Dinner in local restaurant and overnight. (Catholics will have the opportunity to participate in the Papal Audience)
Day 4, March 11, Thursday: After breakfast begin a full day guided tour with an experienced guide. Piazza Republica, the Aurelian Walls, the Pantheon, the park of Villa Borghese, the Foro Italico, Piazza Navona, the Fontana di Trevi, (“three coins in the fountain” … remember?). In the afternoon we visit the Coliseum (from the outside), then time for shopping and other personal activities. Dinner on your own. Overnight at hotel.
Day 5, March 12, Friday: Rome /Orvieto/Florence. Breakfast and, transfer by private bus to Orvieto. The Duomo is a magnificent building that combines different architectural styles. Free time to explore the city center on your own. Afternoon, we arrive in Florence for the visit of the city. Among the more relevant things to see are the Piazza del Duomo, Brunelleschi’s dome, Giotto’s Bell Tower, the Baptistery with its paradise Doors, the river embankment of the Arno, the Old Bridge and Piazza Michelangelo, which offers a superb panoramic view of the city which was the heart of the Renaissance. Check in to our hotel Florence for dinner and overnight.
Day 6, March 13, Saturday: Florence/Pisa/Venice After breakfast, transfer to Pisa, famous for its leaning tower, the Baptistery, the Dome and the narrow streets, free time to explore the city on your own. Then departure for Venice, Check in to our hotel. We meet for dinner.
Day 7, March 14, Sunday: Venice. After breakfast we start our guided walk around the city, which includes, besides many other points of interest, Rialto Bridge, Bridge of Sighs, the Basilica of St. Mark (from the outside). The guided walk ends at about noon. Rest of day is at leisure in this unique city (Take a romantic Gondola ride. – not included in price). Dinner on your own. Overnight.
Day 8, March 15, Tuesday: Transfer to Venice Airport. Flight back home, arrival the same day.
TURKEY AND GREECE - March 6 – 14, 2027 (From $4,099 $4,999) (with a cruise to the Greek Islands including Patmos and Santorini)
Day 1, March 6, Saturday: Departure from NY, JFK on a transatlantic flight including dinner, breakfast and onboard entertainment.
Day 2, March 7, Sunday: Arrival in Istanbul where the aviatours staff will assist us. Dinner and overnight stay at our hotel.
Day 3, March 8, Monday: Istanbul. After breakfast, depart from the hotel for a tour of the Old City. We will visit the majestic and elegant Blue Mosque, so named for its interior decorations. Next, we will visit the Hippodrome, dating back to the Byzantine era, and then Hagia Sophia, which for 1,000 years was the largest church in Istanbul. In the afternoon, we will visit Topkapi Palace, the residence of the sultans of the Ottoman Empire, famous for its superb collection of jewels and porcelain. We will also pass by the Valens Aqueduct. The final stop will be the Hagia Sophia. Overnight stay.
Day 4, March 9, Tuesday: Canakkale. After breakfast, we’ll enjoy a cruise on the Bosphorus. Afterward, we’ll depart for Canakkale. Enjoy the scenic views along the way and the guide’s commentary. Dinner and overnight stay in Canakkale.
Day 5, March 10, Wednesday: Troy – Pergamum – Izmir. Today we will visit ancient Troy, the famous nine-tiered city. The city’s fame stems from Homer’s “Iliad” and the Trojan War with the Trojan Horse. We will continue to Pergamum, considered the most favored of the seven churches (Revelation 2:12-17). We will visit its Acropolis, where, along with the ruins of the Temple of Athena and the Library, the Great Theater stands out with its impressive incline. We will then continue to Izmir, where we will have dinner and spend the night.
Day 6, March 11, Thursday: Izmir – Sardis – Laodicea – Pamukkale. Today we will begin our day by visiting the city of Izmir (also known as Smyrna – another of the Seven Churches of Revelation). We will continue our pilgrimage by visiting two more churches: Sardis, with its immense synagogue, and the Temple of Artemis (Rev. 2:12-17). We will end the day in Pamukkale. Dinner and overnight stay in Pamukkale.
Day 7, March 12, Friday: Pamukkale / Ephesus / Kusadasi. Today we continue to Ephesus, a city with a population of 250,000 in the first and second centuries BC (Acts 19:1-41). St. Paul visited Ephesus between 55-58 AD. The Apostle Paul visited Ephesus between AD 55-58, and his ministry included preaching, conversion, and baptism. He was also imprisoned here. Mary, the mother of Jesus, lived in Ephesus after his crucifixion. During this excursion, we will visit the Temple of Hadrian, the Roman Baths, the Library, the Odeon, the Theater of Ephesus, as well as the House of the Virgin Mary and the Basilica of St. John. Dinner and overnight stay in Kusadasi.
Day 8, March 13, Saturday: Cruise. Today we will embark on our two-day cruise around the Greek islands. Our first port will be Patmos. Here, St. John wrote the Book of Revelation (Rev. 1:9-11). We will participate in an excursion to the Monastery of St. John and the cave where he lived. Return to the ship.
Day 9, March 14, Sunday: Creete – Santorini: (land excursions not included) Our next port of call will be Creete, where the Apostle Paul appointed Titus as his assistant and instructed him to establish congregations in “every town” (Titus 1:5). Following this, we will visit Santorini, where you will have the opportunity to disembark and explore the island. Return to the ship.
Day 10, March 15, Monday: Arrival at the port of Piraeus. We will proceed to visit Corinth. The Apostle Paul lived in Corinth for 18 months, where he found a city with poor moral values and experienced rejection, but a city that eventually accepted Christianity (Acts 18:1-17). From the Bema (court), he preached the Word of God to the Corinthians. We will visit the Archaeological Museum, the Market, the Bema, and the Temples. We will continue to Athens, the cradle of Western civilization. We will visit the Acropolis, the Agora, the Hills of Mars, and the Pnyx, where democracy was born. We will see the Parliament, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and the Presidential Palace. Dinner and overnight stay at our hotel.
Day 11, March 16, Tuesday: Return flight. Transfer to the airport for your return flight. Arrival the same day. Welcome! You have completed a unique trip!
GREECE - March 14 – 23, 2027 (From $3,599 $4,499)
Day 1, March 14, Sunday: Flights from the cities mentioned below, or from your city subject to airfare..
Day 2, March 15, Monday: Arrival in Thessaloniki and transfer to our hotel. Dinner and overnight.
Day 3, March 16, Tuesday: Philippi and Cavala. A whole day excursion. Philippi is one of the most impressive places in the New Testament in Greece, the starting point of the missionary expansion of Apostle Paul in Europe and the site of the first church in Greece which was founded by him. Here is the place where he met Lydia and was imprisoned for doing an exorcism on a young slave. His letter to the Philippians shows how proud he was of the new congregation. You will be guided to the impressive archaeological site of the ancient Roman city of Philippi. From here we continue to the attractive port city of Cavala, known as Pablo Neapolis, where he arrived in the year 50AD. Afternoon return to Thessaloniki. Dinner and overnight
Day 4, March 17, Wednesday: Thessaloniki is the second largest city in Greece. During our visit we see the remains of the Roman Market, the Theatre and two of the most famous churches which are the church of San Jorge (roundabout) and the church of St. Demetrius. We leave and drive to Thessaloniki Veria (Its biblical name is Berea Berea) where Apostle Paul did his ministry. You will admire the collection of modern mosaics on the conversion of Paul and his vision in Troas. You will also admire the mountain chain of Mount Olympus. Dinner and overnight.
Day 5, March 18, Thursday: Meteora – Athens. During the morning we will visit Meteora with its rock formations, old monasteries that rest firmly on the huge rocks, where you can admire exquisite specimens of Byzantine art. This is one of the most impressive sites in the world! In the afternoon we arrive in Athens. Dinner and overnight
Day 6, March 19, Friday: We will board our cruise to enjoy three unforgettable days. The first stop is the island of Mykonos (shore excursion not included). We recommend getting off the boat to enjoy the shops and cafes. Return to ship.
Day 7, March 20, Saturday: Santorini (shore excursion not included). Free time to explore on our own. This is one of the most beautiful islands in the world!
Day 8, March 21, Sunday: Patmos / Kusadasi. Arrival at the Island of Patmos. Here Apostle John wrote the Book of Revelations. (Rev 1: 9-11) We will disembark and participate in the excursion to the Monastery of Apostle John and the Cave where he lived. Lunch on board. The ship continues to Kusadasi (Turkey). We will depart to visit Ephesus, the best-preserved ancient city in Asia Minor during which had a population of 250,000 (Acts 19:1-41). This city monopolized the wealth of the Middle East. Apostle Paul visited Ephesus between AD 55-58. His ministry included predicament, conversion and baptism. During this tour we will see the Temple of Hadrian, the Roman Baths, the Library, the Odeon, the Theatre and the Basilica of Apostle John. Jesus mother, Mary, moved to Ephesus after his death and resurrection. Dinner and overnight.
Day 9, March 22, Monday: The boat returns to Athens. Corinth. Today we will visit Biblical Corinth. Apostle Paul lived in Corinth for 18 months, where he found a city of poor moral values and experienced rejection, but it was a city that eventually accepted Christianity (Acts 18:1-17. From Bema he preached to the Corinthians about God’s Words. In the afternoon will visit the Museum, the Market, the Bema, and the Temples’. We return to Athens to visit the Acropolis, the Pantheon the Olympic Stadium. We also visit the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. We will have time for shopping. We are transferred to the hotel for a farewell dinner and overnight.
Day 10, March 23, Tuesday: Flight back home. Welcome back! You just returned from a trip to the beginnings of Christianity.
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GUATEMALA - March 15 – 23, 2027 (From $2,699)
Day 1, March 15, Monday: Flight to Guatemala. Arrival. (Dinner) Our guide and driver will wait for you outside the terminal. Upon arrival, a tour of Guatemala City- It has a rich history going back to the Maya culture which relics are well kept in the city museums. We will visit the Congress, the presidential palace and the Cathedral. Overnight.
Day 2, March 16, Tuesday: Guatemala City- Antigua “La Azotea “- Casa K’jom- Valhalla Macadamia farm (Breakfast, dinner) After breakfast, depart to Antigua- which is created by the 3 volcanos surrounding Antigua – Agua, Fuego, and Acatenango, receiving it its reputation as one of the most beautiful cities in the world and a recognizes historical & culture site of humanity by UNSCO. Visit the historical center starting in the main square and the rest of the monuments, La Merced the ruins of the Cathedral, San Francisco Museum, the cultural center “La Azotea” farm for a guided tour in a coffee farm and the traditional music museum of the Maya- Casa K’jom. Then continue to the observatory spot on the top of the hill nearby – Cerro de la cruise which offers a beautiful lookout of the city. Then visit Valhalla Macadamia Nut Farm, a unique organic and independent macadamia nut farm family-owned and locally operated. Learn about how the macadamia nuts are grown, harvested and processed. Watch the unique and innovative yet simple machines that the owners had created to get the job done. Sa mples of delicious macadamia nut chocolates can be purchased and a mini-facial of natural macadamia nut oil produced are given. Overnight.
Day 3, March 17, Wednesday: Antigua – Pacaya Volcano –Surrounding Towns (Breakfast, dinner) After breakfast, depart to the Pacaya Volcano, which rises t o approximately 2,500 meters above sea level. This is a non-active but very impressive volcano. The hike begins at the village of San Francisco de Sales and can take about an hour and a half. The initial part of the trail is relatively steep, but it gradually becomes more moderate as it leads into the forest. Afterward, continue with visits to several villages around Antigua. Begin in Ciudad Vieja, with its impressive church adorned with a decorated façade. The city, founded in 1527, was destroyed just 14 years later by an eruption of Agua Volcano, which released a massive flow of water that had been trapped in its crater. Then, San Antonio Aguas Calientes which is a small town renowned for its vibrant textile work, created by local women who proudly wear traditional, colorful, and high-quality garments. Weaving wool is still done while using ancient traditional methods. From there, go to San Juan del Obispo, at the foot of the Agua Volcano. The main attractions there include the residence of the first bishop of the region and a Baroque-style church. Overnight.
Day 4, March 18, Thursday: Antigua Guatemala City – flight to Flores – Flores islands (Breakfast, dinner) after breakfast, depart to Guatemala City airport and, fly to Flores for the overnight before visiting the ancient Mayan City of Tikal the birthplace of the Maya culture. Upon arrival, visit Flores islands. Overnight.
Day 5, March 19, Friday: Tikal (Breakfast, lunch, dinner) Today, visit the Royal Maya city of Tikal – Is a part of the northern district of Petan and the most powerful and historic site in the Maya world. Visit the most important sightseeing in the complex of the buildings with its typical architecture which included wide short stone temples with wide staircases leading to various wings with their walls plated with stone masks featuring the Maya gods. The north fortress itself has more than 1000 stone temples which were built on huge stone platforms. The ancient temples were decorated with paintings, painted and sculptured into plasters that were used to glue the masks to the walls of the staircases, since they were used as platforms to the religious ritual ceremonies of the Maya rulers. The masks symbolize mythological connections. The north fortress was enlarged over the years and became more massive. The temples were raised and became inaccessible and far away counties and they were becoming the most dominant in view of Tikal. The center of the north fortress became the cemetery of the Maya rulers who were buried in special burial rooms which contained burial treasures such as elegant ceramic items, jade decorations, seashells, black lava stones and pearls. The walls of these rooms were decorated with many paintings. Overnight.
Day 6, March 20, Saturday: Flores – Guatemala City – Lake Atitlan- Santiago Atitlan-San Juan La Laguna (Breakfast box, dinner) Early morning flight to Guatemala City and then, depart to Lake Atitlan which is described as one of the most beautiful lakes in the world. Upon arrival, sail to Santiago Atitlan on the banks Lake Atitlan 12 colorful Maya villages of Maya Kachikal & Maya Tsutohil encircle the lake too. Santiago Atitlan is also famous for the worship of the god Maximon. The city offers many typical arts & crafts items, colorful wood engravings and naïve paintings. Visit the picturesque Maya Tsutohil village, San Juan La Laguna on the shore of Lake Atitlan to see the ancient heritage & costumes which are unique to this village only. Overnight.
Day 7, March 21, Sunday: Lake Atitlan – Chichicastenango- Pasqual Aabaj – Shaman Ceremony – Guatemala City (Breakfast, dinner) continue to Chichicastenango open colorful & picturesque market with its lively trading of vegetables, fruits, flowers, textile & arts & crafts. Sunday & Thursday are the most popular days of trade. Afterward visit the town’s cemetery with its colorful gravestones turned the cemetery to one of the city’s main attractions which is according to Guatemalan culture there are life after death and transfiguration of the soul. Then, visit the Santo Thomas church which is famous for the prayers to the ancient Maya gods and the traditional rituals of the Maya Kiche. Then – Pasqual Aabaj, the alter with the statue of the god after its name it is called. The altar is placed on the top of mount. Turaj, which is also called “the holy Mountain” after it and it is one of the most important historic ritual site in the Maya tradition. Many shamans from all over Guatemala are coming to the alter for their initiation in ritual and traditional Mayan ceremonies. There will be a Mayan ceremony. Then, Then, head to Guatemala City. Overnight.
Day 8, March 22, Monday: Guatemala City – (Breakfast) check-out at 11:00AM. Free time. We will board our flight tonight.
Day 9, March 23, Tuesday: Arrival early morning.
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The Golden Triangle of INDIA - APRIL 5-12, 2027 (From $2,299)
Day 1, April 5, Monday: Transatlantic flight including dinner, breakfast and onboard entertainment.
Day 2, April 6, Tuesday: Arrival in Delhi and transfer to the hotel. After breakfast, visit the historic Lodhi Gardens, home to several monuments from the Sayyid and Lodi dynasties. Continue with a panoramic drive past Delhi’s iconic landmarks, including India Gate, the President’s House, and the Parliament House. Visit Agrasen ki Baoli, an ancient stepwell hidden in the heart of the city. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 3, April 7, Wednesday: DISCOVERING DELHI – HISTORY & HOPE: After breakfast, explore Chandni Chowk and enjoy a rickshaw ride through the vibrant heart of Old Delhi. Walk through Khari Baoli, Asia’s largest spice market—an explosion of colour and scent. Drive past the Red Fort, marveling at the strength and endurance it symbolizes. Next stop to visit Gandi Smriti. Gandhi Smriti in Delhi is the historic place where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last 144 days of his life. It stands today as a memorial museum dedicated to his teachings of peace, truth, and non-violence.
Our tour will end with visit Sikh temple , Bangla Sahab Gurudwara, where you may take part in “The Kitchen experience “.in Delhi, One can experience the massive community you simply walk into the kitchen areas and join volunteers. Dinner at hotel. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 4, April 8, Thursday: DELHI TO JAIPUR – TRUSTING THE JOURNEY: Breakfast at hotel, this morning depart for Jaipur 260 Kms/06 Hrs. approx. Upon arrival check in to the hotel. In the evening we shall proceed to visit famous Birla temple. Birla Temple in Jaipur, also known as the Lakshmi Narayan Temple, is a beautiful white marble temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. Famous for its stunning architecture and peaceful atmosphere, it is one of Jaipur’s most visited spiritual landmarks. Dinner at hotel. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 5, April 9, Friday: JAIPUR – MAJESTY AND REFLECTION: This morning, we will proceed to explore the magnificent Amer Fort, taking a jeep ride to the top, In the afternoon, stop for photograph click at Hawa Mahal (Palace on winds). Later visit The City Palace, Jaipur is a royal residence and former administrative headquarters of the rulers of the Jaipur State in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Construction started soon after the establishment of the city of Jaipur under the reign of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, who moved his court to Jaipur from Amber, in 1727. Later explore the vibrant markets, rich in color and culture.
Dinner at hotel. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 6, April 10, Saturday: JAIPUR TO AGRA – GRACE AND WONDER: After breakfast, drive to Agra 245 kms / 5 hrs drive approx. En-route stop at Chand Baori (stepwell) in the Abhaneri village is one of the oldest and most popular attractions in Rajasthan. It was built by King Chanda of the Nikumbha Dynasty in 9th century AD. One of the largest stepwells in the world, Chand Baori was built to conserve water and provide a respite from the intense heat. It was a community gathering place for locals as well as royals. Check in to the hotel. Dinner at hotel. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 7, April 11, Sunday: AGRA: This morning start your day by Visiting the Taj Mahal (closed on Friday) a symbol of enduring love. Later, enjoy browsing through Agra’s local market.Later in the afternoon we shall visit Mother Terresa charity home. Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity in Agra is a place dedicated to serving the poor, sick, and underprivileged with compassion and care. Inspired by the teachings of Mother Teresa, the center reflects her message of love, humanity, and selfless service. Return to hotel. Dinner at hotel. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 8, April 12, Monday: : Agra to delhi – departure: In time transfer to the Delhi airport (Approx 4 hrs Drive) to connect flight for your onward destination.
PORTUGAL AND SPAIN - September 21-29, 2027 (A one-time special deal for only $2,375)
Day 1, September 20, Monday: FLIGHT FROM USA on your own or with the help of aviatours
Day 2, September 21, Tuesday: Porto Arrival of passengers in Porto (check -in 3:00 pm) throughout the day and individual transfers to the hotel (private transfers available for an extra charge). In the evening, the group will meet for a welcome dinner, an opportunity to share impressions and begin enjoying the local cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere.
Day 3, September 22, Wednesday: In the morning, we will visit Porto, an authentic and vibrant city where tradition and modernity coexist along the Douro River. We will explore emblematic sites such as the Ribeira district, the Clérigos Tower, and the famous Lello Bookstore, as well as visit Vila Nova de Gaia, the birthplace of its prestigious wineries. In the afternoon, departure for Lisbon, crossing the heart of Portugal. Upon arrival, time for a first glimpse of the Portuguese capital, marked by its unique light and its unmistakable nostalgic atmosphere.
Day 4, September 23, Thursday: Lisbon – Seville (approx. 460 km) In the morning, a visit to Lisbon, exploring some of its most emblematic neighborhoods. We will discover Alfama, with its traditional essence and narrow streets steeped in history, the elegant Baixa, and the Belém district, home to gems such as the Belém Tower and the Jerónimos Monastery. There will also be an opportunity to sample the famous custard tarts. In the afternoon, departure for Seville, gradually venturing into the landscapes of southern Spain. Arrival and accommodation in a city full of character, where we will begin to experience the essence of Andalusia.
Day 5, September 24, Friday: The impressive Royal Alcázar and the charming Santa Cruz neighborhood. We’ll have time to stroll through the Plaza de España, enjoy the atmosphere on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, and indulge in the local cuisine, with tapas and authentic flavors.
Day 6, September 25, Saturday: Granada (approx. 250 km) Departure for Granada, crossing Andalusian landscapes until reaching a city steeped in history and charm. After arrival, time for a first stroll through the historic center, discovering squares, narrow streets, and the lively atmosphere of its tapas bars, one of the great local traditions.
Day 7, September 26, Sunday: Granada. Day dedicated to the jewel of the trip: the Alhambra (entrance not included), one of the most impressive monumental complexes in Europe, with its palaces, gardens, and unique views . We will start the day with a stroll through the Albaicín, the old Arab quarter, from where you can get unforgettable panoramic views of the monument and Sierra Nevada.
Day 8, September 27, Monday: Madrid (approx. 420 km) Departure for Madrid with an interesting stop in Toledo, a World Heritage city known as the “City of Three Cultures.” We will have free time to stroll through its medieval historic center, discover its impressive Cathedral, its narrow streets, and viewpoints overlooking the Tagus River. Afterward, we will continue to Madrid, where upon arrival we will take a panoramic tour, visiting some of its most iconic landmarks such as Gran Vía, Puerta del Sol, and the Royal Palace.
Day 9, September 28, Tuesday: Madrid. Free day to enjoy Madrid at your own pace, with multiple options: visit the Prado Museum or the Reina Sofía Museum, stroll through the Retiro Park, explore charming neighborhoods like Malasaña or La Latina, or simply indulge in its excellent gastronomic offerings, perfect to end a trip full of contrasts and unforgettable experiences.
Day 10, September 29, Wednesday: Madrid. Breakfast. Transfer back to the USA.
