Today you will explore Egypt’s main highlight – the Great Pyramid of Giza. For over 3,800 years Khufu’s Pyramid was considered the tallest manmade structure in the world. Our expert guide will give a talk about the Pyramids and the Sphinx, and Today you will visit the Egyptian Museum with its 150,000 artifacts that tell you the history of 5,000 years of ancient civilization. Transfer to our hotel in This evening you will spend a little different. Our driver will pick you up from your hotel Overnight: Cairo Meals: breakfast

Visiting the Monastery of St. Simon the Tanner in Mokattam is a truly spiritual and breathtaking experience. Carved into the mountain cliffs, this church is one of the largest in the Middle East and offers stunning views of Cairo. The atmosphere is peaceful, and the detailed carvings and stories depicted on the stone walls reflect deep faith and history. After Mokattam, exploring the churches of Old Cairo adds another layer to the journey. The Hanging Church, St. Sergius and Bacchus Church, and other ancient Coptic churches in the area tell the story of Christianity in Egypt, dating back to the early centuries. These sacred places are not only religious landmarks but also treasures of art, culture, and heritage. Overnight: Cairo Meals: breakfast

Traveling to Alexandria offers a refreshing change of scenery along Egypt’s Mediterranean coast, combining history, culture, and spirituality. One of the key highlights for Christian visitors is the Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral, known as the Cathedral of St. Mark (Al-Kathedrāʾiya al-Marʾaqsīya). This cathedral holds great significance as it is believed to be built on the site where Saint Mark, the founder of Christianity in Egypt, preached and was martyred. The cathedral's architecture is beautiful, and the spiritual atmosphere inside is deeply moving. In addition to the cathedral, visitors can explore other historic churches and sites that reflect Alexandria’s rich Christian heritage, making it a memorable stop on a religious and cultural journey through Egypt. Overnight: Cairo Meals: breakfast

Today after your breakfast the representative of Egypt in style tours you will assist you for check out and transfer to Cairo airport for travel to Jordan Proceed to Allenby Border Cross to the Holy Landto be welcomed by our guide at Allenby Bridge, Start the day with mass at St. Peter in Gallicantu, enter the Old City of Jerusalem and visit Bethesda Pool where Jesus healed the paralytic man. Proceed to the Church of the Condemnation and the Church of the Flagellation where we start our Via Dolorosa (way of grief) on the way to the Church of the Holy Sepulchres, the traditional site of the crucifixion, death, and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. "The burial place & resurrections of Jesus, called Golgotha which means "A place of skull". Follow the 14 Stations of the Cross to Golgotha, the place where Jesus was crucified marking significant events along the route. The last 5 Stations of the Cross are inside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre visible from the distance with two silver domes. Also the tomb widely believed to be part of the stone that covered Jesus Tomb.

After breakfast, we will make our way to the Mount of Olives where you will be able to take in the beautiful, panoramic view of Jerusalem. Historically, the Mount of Olives was a mandatory transit point for Jesus during many iconic moments. Visit the Pater Noster Shrine where Jesus taught His disciples the Lord's Prayer (Pater Noster) (Luke 11:1-4). You will have the opportunity to stop at Dominus Flevit which is a Church that commemorates where Jesus wept for Jerusalem (Luke 19:41). Continue on to Gethsemane, a garden at the foot of the Mount of Olives. Jesus brought His disciples here to pray the night before He was crucified (Luke 22:29-53). The Garden still contains trees with roots that date back to the time of Jesus. Your next stop, the Church of All Nations, built over the "Rock of Agony". This is where Jesus prayed alone on the night of His arrest. Throughout this time, you are invited to remain in prayer and to reflect on Christ's agony that He experienced. You will have the opportunity to visit the Western Wall, which is the last remnant of the Jewish Temple after it was destroyed in 70 A.D. Continue with a visit to the house of the High Priest Caiaphas (Church of St. Peter in Gallicantu). This Church commemorates where Jesus was examined and eventually imprisoned before the Council in Jerusalem. It also commemorates Peter's Denial of Christ (John 18:15-18), Peters' repentance, and Jesus' forgiveness of Peter. You will also visit the Upper Room on Mt. Zion. The Upper Room is where Jesus and His disciples celebrated the Last Supper (Matthew 26:17-30) and where Jesus appeared to His disciples after His Death and Resurrection (Mark 16:14). In addition, visit the nearby Benedictine Church of the Dormition. Tradition tells us that this Church is where Mary, the Mother of Jesus, "fell asleep." In Bethlehem, you will have the opportunity to view the Shepherd's Fields (Luke 2:8). In the caves of these fields, you are still able to see the soot marks of fires that shepherds lit to keep warm. The tour concludes at the Manger Square which stands in front of the Church of the Nativity. As you enter the Church, you will proceed down to the Grotto of the Nativity which marks the spot of Our Savior's birth (Matthew 2:1-18).

Start the morning exploring Old Jaffa. See the iconic views along the Mediterranean Coast, the Old Jaffa Port, and the beautiful alleyways of the Old Jaffa and Flea Market. Hear about the history of Jaffa, from the Bible when Jonah set off from here in the story of the whale, right up until today when it is a vibrant neighborhood with a rich cultural and ethnic tapestry. Continue into the Neve Tzedek neighborhood, the first Jewish neighborhood outside of Old Jaffa, with its beautiful eclectic and unique architecture.

breakfast, departure either at Allenby bridge or Tel Aviv Airport.