What Sets Our Tours Apart?

Our tours are unique. We love the Land of Israel and know it well. We want you have the best experience possible!

Staff.

We consider ours an intimate and personal concierge tour. We have a ratio of one trained staff person for every 7 people. We are with you teaching and answering questions both on and off the bus.

Focus.

The gospel is central to our tour. As a part of the tour we want you to see both the "Holy Land" and the "lost sheep of the house of Israel." We introduce you to ministries serving and sharing the hope of Messiah in the land of Israel.

Size.

Our tours are limited to 25-28 people
This makes for a much more efficient schedule. Less time is wasted waiting in line and getting on and off the bus.

Local Flavor.

In Jerusalem we stay within an easy walk to the Old City. We walk wherever possible, avoiding traffic and long unnecessary time on the bus. We encourage people to go out in the evening for strolls and dinner. And we help you do that!

Accommodation.

We stay in excellent hotels in strategic locations. We avoid crowded touristy hotels and buffet lines.

Ancient + Modern

Israel is a bustling, modern nation built over thousands of years of ancient history. We make sure that you see both sides, visiting sites sites of Biblical and archeological significance as well as current and geopolitical.

It has been a traumatic year for Israel since the outbreak of the current war. Our team was leaving for the airport to fly to Israel last October 7th when the Hamas attacks occurred. The whole region has been suffering. We are in touch with our friends on the ground, have visited the land, and are following events closely.

We are heartened by signs that peace could be on the horizon, with potential to return to Israel with groups in late 2025. Of course there has been no tourism to Israel and won’t be at least until the end of 2024, but there is a hopeful expectation of a several-year ceasefire in 2025. There will be pent-up demand for tours to Israel. Experience tells us that after any halt in tourism, the “return” to Israel is huge. We are prepared and are excited to return in October, 2025.