We've teamed up with our friends at Dialogues to offer your this amazing tour of the Holy Land in 2026.
Join us as we walk where Jesus and His disciples walked!
Depart: September 6th 2026
Tour Leaders: Nathan Barnard and Mark Sutherland
September 6th -14th 2026
A Journey of Encounter, Understanding and Hope
This unique tour to Israel has been created in partnership with Dialogues, bringing together biblical exploration, thoughtful engagement and meaningful connection in a land that continues to shape world history.
Designed for those who want to go deeper than a traditional Holy Land itinerary, this journey combines the foundational sites of Scripture with opportunities to listen, learn and reflect within today’s complex Israeli context. You will walk where the Bible comes alive — from the Galilee to Jerusalem — while also engaging with contemporary realities through guided visits and conversations.
A particularly significant and moving day will be spent visiting the Noa Festival Memorial site and Kibbutz Oz, offering space for remembrance, understanding and reflection. This visit provides profound insight into recent events and the lived experiences of communities in southern Israel, set within the wider narrative of resilience and hope.
Throughout the tour, experienced local guides and trusted partners will help bring clarity and context, ensuring a journey that is informative, balanced and deeply enriching.
This is more than a sightseeing tour — it is an opportunity for dialogue, perspective and encounter in the land where history, faith and modern reality intersect.
The tour cost is £2440 per person, with a £250 deposit per person required to secure your place. This includes flights, half-board accommodation throughout, and a fully guided tour as detailed in the itinerary below. Single supplement is £715pp. Read on!!
Our adventure begins as we depart from London Luton, where you will meet others with whom you will share in the adventure of a lifetime, and fly to Tel Aviv on ElAl Israel Airlines. Arrival in Ben Gurion Airport, near Tel Aviv. Meet and be assisted by a Tours representative responsible for your tour in Israel. After meeting your tour guide and bus driver, we embark on our adventure in Israel. We will begin by driving to the north of Israel to the Galilee. This is where you will spend your first night in Israel. Dinner and overnight at a coastal hotel.
We begin our adventure with a visit to the ruins of Caesarea Maritime, which was home to the government of Pontius Pilate. Next we will visit Mt. Carmel where the Prophet Elijah had an encounter with the Priests of Baal (1 Kings 18:17-40). We will experience Nazareth Village, a reconstructed Jewish village replicating the village where Jesus grew to manhood. The next stop of the day will be Tel - Megiddo, where the Messiah will return to earth and defeat the Antichrist (the "beast") in the battle of Armageddon. Dinner and overnight at Galilee
We will begin our day at Tel Dan, described in the bible as the northernmost city of Israel. Our next stop will be the Banias, a source of the Jordan River, and the site of Caesarea Philippi where the Apostle Peter made his great confession of faith in Jesus as the Christ, the Son of God (Matt. 16:13-17). Following this we will drive up to Mt. Bental in the Golan Heights and lookout to the "Road to Damascus". Before we return to the hotel for the evening, we will visit Yardenit, a baptismal site on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. Dinner and overnight at Galilee
Our journey will then take us the ruins of Capernaum which, in Jesus' time, was a flourishing border town and was called "his own city" because of the frequency with which Jesus visited it and the mighty works he did there. For our next stop, we will visit Magdala, the town of Mary Magdalene, a follower of Jesus. The name Magdala comes from the word for “tower” and probably referred to towers used for drying fish caught in the Sea of Galilee. We continue with a tour of the Jesus Boat Museum in Kibbutz Ginosar where a 2,000 year-old boat from Jesus’ time is exhibited. From a nearby spot we will take a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee and get worship while being on the same body of water where Jesus walked (Matt. 14:22-34) Dinner and overnight at Jerusalem
Today will be spent in biblical Judea visiting the places that the Patriarchs and many other biblical figures visited. In Hebron we will see the city where David was first crowned king and visit the burial site of the patriarchs. We continue to Gush Etzion. Visit the Sound and Light Show in Kfar Etzion and learn about the special history of this area. Nearby we will see the Path of the Patriarchs, including ancient ritual baths and strategic lookout toward Jerusalem. Dinner and overnight at Jerusalem.
After breakfast this day we shall start our pilgrimage in Jerusalem with a drive to the top of the Mt. of Olives, from which Jesus ascended to heaven after his resurrection. We visit the Garden of Gethsemane (time for prayer) and the Church of All Nations where Christ prayed on the night of his betrayal (Luke 22:40-46). Now we visit the City of David archaeological site where we will see what is believed to be King David's palace and the remains of ancient Canaanite and Hebrew fortifications. Next we will visit the Upper Room on Mt Zion a place like were Jesus had the Last Supper with his disciples and where the Holy Spirit was poured out and Peter preached on Pentecost. Dinner and overnight at Jerusalem.
On our second day south of Jerusalem we will visit Qumran. This is where a shepherd boy found the famous 2,000 year-old Dead Sea scrolls. Following Qumran, we will visit the impressive fortress of Masada. The ascent to the fortress is by cable car for an extensive tour of the site which was the scene of the last Jewish resistance against the Romans in the year 73 AD. Next we will go to the lowest place on earth, the Dead Sea. Here we will get in, float in the salty water, and find the rich mineral mud that surrounds the sea. Dinner and overnight at Jerusalem.
We remember We will travel to the site of the Noa festival and Kibbutz Oz as we remember the atrocities of October 7th and bear witness to what transpired. Dinner and overnight at Jerusalem.
We will visit tour the Israel Museum, go to the Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit and see a model of Jerusalem as it was in the time of Jesus. Following this we will have a time for shopping in Jerusalem. Later we will visit the Garden Tomb, a tomb with many similarities to the place where Jesus was buried and rose to life. As our program comes to an end, we will have a festive farewell dinner thanking our staff for an amazing experience. We leave Jerusalem and check in for our homebound flight in Ben Gurion Airport, rejoicing and putting our trust in the Lord, remembering the words in Psalms 125:1: "Those who trust in the LORD are like Mount Zion, which cannot be shaken but endures forever". Return ElAl flight to London Luton
