March 15th, Sunday

Drive by the Knesset, Israeli Parliament, see the unique Menorah with the biblical emblems. See the Supreme Court, its Jusridiction is the entire State of Israel, Drive through the Givat Ram Campus at the Hebrew University. Visit Yad Vashem, memorial to the six million martyred Jews of the Holocaust.  Experience the solemnity of the Children’s' Memorial, a testimony to the million and a half children who perished in the Holocaust. Walk along the Path of the Righteous Gentiles to the Valley of the Destroyed Communities. Enter the new Holocaust History Museum, combining the best of Yad Vashem’s expertise, resources and state-of-the-art exhibits to take Holocaust remembrance well into the 21st century. Continue to the Israel Museum; see the The Shrine of the Book, home of the exceptional archaeological finds: the Dead Sea Scrolls and other rare ancient manuscripts. Drive to Mt. of Olives for a breathtaking view of the Old City.
This evening, enjoy Genesis Land; here you will be greeted by Eliezer, Abraham's manservant, and by a train of camels which lead you down to Abraham's tent, where you will experience his legendary hospitality. At Genesis Land, the stories of the Bible come to life in the very landscape in which they took place
Accommodation: David Citadel Hotel B, D

March 16th,  Monday

Enter the Old City via the Dung Gate and head towards the Southern Wall.  Here the Bnei Mitzvahs in the group will celebrate. The atmosphere is tranquil; the view of the Judean Hills and the Mount of Olives is haunting. The congregation sits on the ancient, stone Hulda Steps, the original stairs leading to the Second Temple.
Visit the Davidson Centre, one of the largest and most significant archaeological sites in the country.  Descend into the Kotel Tunnels, an incredible labyrinth of tunnels, arches, and passageways, revealed through extensive archaeological excavations. Walk through the Jewish Quarter, see the Cardo, Hurva Square.
Enjoy dinner at Khan, a local restaurant, followed by an evening of folklore traditional music, singing and dancing.
Accommodation: David Citadel Hotel B,D

March 17th, Tuesday

This morning head north along the Jordan Valley road to Beit Shean, an ancient city from the time of King Saul; see the astounding remains of a Roman city.  Continue to Kochav Hayarden (Belvoir), an impressive Crusader Fortress with a stunning view, overlooking the Jordan Valley and meandering Jordan River. Travel north along the western shore of the Kinneret to Tiberias one of the four sacred Jewish cities, built by the son of Herod the Great. Christians and Jews have lived side by side for two thousand years and so Tiberias is rich in Churches from the Crusader and Byzantine periods, as well as many synagogues from various Jewish sects. Enjoy lunch at Decks Restaurant before visiting Bat Ya’ar, a genuine Israeli Dude Ranch, located in the hills of the northern Galilee.  Visit nearby Safed, a small mountaintop city which was a centre of Jewish philosophy and mysticism, and boasts many 17th century synagogues. It is also known for its Artists' colony.
Dinner at Kfar Blum.
Accommodation: Kfar Blum Guest House B, L, D

March 18th, Wednesday

Following breakfast, drive along the serpentine roads of the Upper Galilee towards the development town of Kiryat Shemona. See the "tower and stockade" fort of Tel Hai, where the pioneer Josef Trumpeldor fell in battle. Continue to the Tel Dan Nature Reserve, one of the most lusciously rich national parks in the country.  Then head into the Golan Heights to the picturesque Banias River and Waterfall, one of the sources of the Jordan River. Enjoy water rafting on the Jordan River before heading to Katzrin, the administrative center and largest town in the Golan Heights. The town offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. . See the archaeological remains of a synagogue, partially reconstructed, and foundations of ancient houses.
Visit the Golan Heights Winery, founded in 1983 and by combining state-of-the-art technology with traditional techniques; the company has succeeded in producing award-winning wines, firmly placing Israel on the international wine map.
Accommodation: Kfar Blum B,L,D

March 19th, Thursday

Head towards the coast and descend by cable car into the grottoes at Rosh Hanikra; observe their natural yet eerie beauty. Then, enter the port city of Akko, known in history as the eastern limit of Napoleon's conquests. Visit the underground Crusader city and the former British prison, which housed Jewish patriots during the struggle for statehood and was made famous in the movie "Exodus". Within its walls are labyrinthine networks of alleys and streets filled with life. Located in the hills of the Carmel range, visit a Druze village; enjoy a warm welcome home hospitality. Continue to Haifa, Israel's major port and an important centre of industry and commerce.  Marvel at the beautiful terraced and sculptured gardens at the Bahai Shrine.  Continue south along the coast road to the ancient city of Caesarea, one of the greatest archeological treasures of the entire Mediterranean.  Much of this Roman city remains, including an aqueduct, theater, as well as acres of excavated houses, mosaics and palaces.
Enjoy the multi media presentation that brings Ceasarea back to life, frame by frame. A fascinating cinematic exhibition will take you on an enchanted voyage throughout the thrilling history of Caesarea. 
Accommodation: Sheraton Hotel & Towers, Tel Aviv B, L

March 20th, Friday

Following breakfast at the hotel drive to Ramat Aviv to the Palmach HistoryMuseum, an experiential museum, covering the Palmach legacy through the stories of individuals and groups. 
the visitor to experience science through interactive exhibits that demonstrate the principles and natural phenomena that influence life.
Dinner at Benny HaDayag. Accommodation: Sheraton Hotel & Towers, Tel Aviv B,D

March 21st

SHABBAT  Day of Leisure
A late check out has been arranged.
7:30 PM  This evening enjoy a farewell dinner at Maganda, a Mediterranean style restaurant, before transferring to Ben Gurion airport.
9:55 PM Check-in .for your Toronto bound flight B, D

March 22 Sunday

12:55 AM Depart Tel Aviv, Ben Gurion Airport on EL AL #103
7:45 AM Arrive Toronto, Pearson International Airport, terminal #3

The itinerary is subject to change at the discretion of the Tour operator and/or guide.