Half board. After an overview of the city of Tel Aviv with the center and the seafront you reach Jaffa, the old quarter of Tel Aviv. Walk through the alleys of the ancient port. Continue to Haifa, with a panoramic view of the city and the bay from the top of Mount Carmel. Visit with tasting of a wine cellar. Arrival in Acco, and visit of the ancient city, the Al Jazzar mosque, the caravanserai, the walls. Continue to Galilee, arrival in Nazareth and hotel accommodation, dinner and overnight.

Half board. Visit of Nazareth, the symbolic city for Christianity, with the church of the Annunciation. Departure to the city of Safed, the center of the Jewish mystical teaching of the Kabbalah and its ancient neighborhood which is home to many artists. Tabga, the place where the miracle of the multiplication of the loaves and fish took place. Continue to Capernaum and visit the ancient Synagogue where Jesus began his mission. Return to the hotel, dinner. Tasting in a pastry shop of the famous Nazareth sweets considered among the best in all of Israel. Overnight at Hotel

Half board. Departure for the desert of Judah in the Jordan depression. Arrival at the fortress of Masada, symbol of the resistance of the Zealots. At the end, an afternoon entirely dedicated to massages and Dead Sea mud in a spa. Dinner and overnight stay within the resort.

Half board. Departure for Jerusalem with a stop in the desert for the visit (external only) of the monastery of San Giorgio in Koziba. Arrival in Jerusalem and first glimpse of the Holy City with ascent to the Mount of Olives to be able to observe the panorama that extends as far as the eye can see and which gives a general view of the morphology and architecture of Jerusalem. A mystical and magical vision at the same time. In a short time you reach the Garden of Gethsemane and the Church of the Nations. In a short time you reach the Garden of Gethsemane and the Church of the Nations. Check-in at the hotel. Dinner and overnight.

Half board. In the morning visit to the Western Wall and, if possible, to the Temple Mount. Continue to the walls of the Old City, the true heart of Jerusalem where the three monotheistic religions merge: stop at the Holy Sepulcher, visit to the set of chapels and churches that are enclosed in the holiest place for Christianity. Afternoon dedicated to visiting modern Jerusalem: The Israeli Parliament to observe the Menorah, the famous 7-branched candelabrum and the Yad Vashem the Holocaust Memorial, erected in memory of the victims of Nazi barbarism during the Second World War. Return to the hotel in Jerusalem. On Friday preparation and Shabbat dinner with a local Jewish family. Overnight at Hotel.

Half board. The day begins with the transfer to Ramallah at al-Muqāṭaʿa to visit the mausoleum in Arafat, one of the protagonists of Palestinian political life and the failed Oslo accords - for a long period in the last years of his life Arafat remained barricaded inside the presidential palace while the Israeli tanks besieged him to follow the museum dedicated to Mahmoud Darwish, one of the greatest Palestinian poets of all time: it is a rather new building, the pride of the Ramallah community, and it is, although very small, really Interesting. His words will help you understand the spirit of Palestine. At the end, visit with tasting of a brewery in Taybeh. Continue to Bethlehem and visit the grotto of the nativity. Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight in Bethlehem.

Half board. In the morning departure for Hebron, an important city for the three monotheistic religions linked to the memories of Abraham and the Patriarchs. In the afternoon departure to visit the Herodion, a truncated cone-shaped hill that rises over the surrounding plain for about 60 meters, reaching 758 m a.s.l. on top of which Herod the Great had a palace-fortress built between 23 and 15 BC. At the end departure for Artas: Just south of Bethlehem, near the pools of Solomon, is the village of Artas (or Urtas). The name Artas comes from hortus, the Latin term for "garden" as it is believed to be the site of the hortus conclusus (enclosed garden) mentioned in the Songs of Solomon or Song of Songs: "Garden closed you are, my sister, wife, garden closed, sealed fountain. Your sprouts are a garden of pomegranates. " (Cantico dei Cantici, 4:12). Palestinian cooking masterclass with a local family. Overnight at Hotel

Breakfast at the hotel. Free morning for the last free visits to Jerusalem. Transfer to Tel Aviv in time for departure. End of services.