Limitless Church International Israel Journey: March 2027
Updated: 7 days ago
Join your host, Matthew Garces, on this 9-day Israel journey with Limitless Church International. We will take you to some of the country’s most significant cities and landmarks. See how the Bible comes to life before your eyes on this educational tour through Israel.
AT A GLANCE
STATUS
Registration is open. CLICK HERE to jump to the registration section.
DATES
Departing: March 30, 2027
Returning: April 7, 2027
PRICING (per person)
Trip cost is currently priced as Land Only* (no international air) and is based on double room occupancy (two people in one room) at $3,255
*International airfare may be added as an option.
A single room is available at an additional cost of $930
Your trip must be paid in full NO LATER THAN Thursday, January 14, 2027
Each traveler must have:
Current US Passport valid until at least six months AFTER the return date;
ETA-IL (Electronic Travel Authorization) for entry into Israel;
Travel insurance.
Your tour includes:
First-class and deluxe hotels;
Land transportation via a deluxe motor coach (WiFi equipped);
Professional tour guide and driver;
Entrance fees to all activities listed on the itinerary;
Breakfast and dinner daily with special meals noted on the itinerary (lunch is purchased on own unless otherwise noted);
Gratuities for guide and driver;
Luggage handling at hotels.
Your tour does NOT include:
Travel insurance (required);
Domestic or international flights;
*See Terms and Conditions for details.
ITINERARY
Itinerary is subject to change
Tuesday, March 30, 2027
Today we depart on our Israel journey from the USA on our overnight flight to Israel (TLV).
Wednesday, March 31, 2027
Upon arrival at Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport our Israeli host will assist us with the transfer of our luggage. We will meet our guide, board our deluxe motor coach, and drive to our hotel on the beautiful shores of the Mediterranean Sea in Netanya.
Thursday, April 1, 2027
After our first Israeli breakfast, we will drive north up the coast to Caesarea Maritima, built by King Herod the Great in 22 BC. After viewing the extensive ruins of this ancient port city, we will continue to Mount Carmel and see the site where Elijah challenged the prophets of Baal. After lunch we will visit the ancient city of Zippori where Jesus would have visited and worked as a young man. Next, we will visit Jish, a charming village in northern Israel where we will enjoy dinner with an Armenian Christian family (Neveen Elias). Overnight at our Galilee Region hotel.
Friday, April 2, 2027
After breakfast at the hotel, we set out to visit Capernaum, known as Jesus’ hometown and the scene of many of his miracles and where he called his first disciples. Here we will see the newly excavated docks. Next, we will see the beautiful Mt. of Beatitudes believed to be the setting for Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. We will experience the Beatitudes read in Hebrew, as Jesus would have spoken. After lunch we will drive to Caesarea Philippi (Banias), a city of Greek Roman culture known for its worship of foreign gods and where Jesus asked his disciples, “Who do people say the Son of Man is?” We will then visit the ancient city of Gamla and see the largest and oldest synagogue in the Galilee before we experience true Israeli hospitality and Shabbat dinner in the home of Omer Eshel, CEO of The Bible Comes to Life, on the Cliffs of Gadara where Jesus cast the demons (legion) into the swine. Omer’s wife, Michal, will offer jewelry that she designs originally for sale. Overnight will be at our Galilee Region hotel. Shabbat Shalom!
Saturday, April 3, 2027
After breakfast at the hotel, we will visit Magdala, a major 1st century port on the Sea
of Galilee, a center of trade and commerce, and an exporter of salted fish to markets as far away as Europe. It is here we will see a 1st century synagogue where Jesus would have taught. Afterward we will enjoy a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee. Next, we will then enjoy a time of spiritual blessing as we stop at Yardenit, the baptismal site of the Jordan River. Here you are invited to be baptized, if you choose. After lunch we will travel to Beit She’an where we will see the most extensive and best-preserved ruins of this Decapolis city. It is here that King Saul was defeated and killed, along with his three sons. This city was destroyed by an earthquake in AD 749. We will then travel to Qumran, the place where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. We will drive through Jericho and can see the Mt. of Temptation along the way to the Dead Sea. After checking into our hotel, you are invited to float on this amazing body of water if you wish. Dinner and overnight at our Dead Sea hotel.
Sunday, April 4, 2027
After breakfast at the hotel, we set out to see the incredible rock-top fortress of Masada. This once palatial refuge for Herod the Great, is better known as the location of a Roman siege against 960 Jewish defenders in AD 74. We will enjoy a stop at the beautiful desert oasis, Ein Gedi, where David hid from Saul when he pursued him to kill him. After lunch we will drive to Jerusalem where we will enjoy an amazing view of the city from Mt. of Olives before checking into our Jerusalem hotel for dinner. After dinner we will experience the incredible story of Jerusalem as it unfolds through breathtaking images projected onto the ancient citadel walls of the Tower of David in a multi-sensory sound and light show. Overnight at our Jerusalem hotel.
Monday, April 5, 2027
After breakfast at the hotel, we will have an early morning visit to The Temple
Mount (depending on accessibility). Next, we will stop at the Western Wall for a time for prayer and reflection. We will then see areas where Jesus would have walked and perhaps taught such as the Southern Steps of the Temple (Gate Beautiful) at the Davidson Center, the Trumpeter Stone and Robinson’s Arch. Next, we will visit the City of David, see the Pool of Siloam and walk through the Canaanite (dry) tunnel. We will enjoy lunch in the Old City before visiting an Upper Room, like the one perhaps used by the disciples and Christ. Afterward we will drive to Bethlehem where we will visit a shepherd’s field and cave, as well as the Church of the Nativity. Dinner and overnight at our Jerusalem hotel.
Tuesday, April 6, 2027
After breakfast at our hotel, we will visit the Garden Tomb, the traditional Golgotha, believed by many to be the burial place of Jesus. We will observe communion with those who choose to participate. We will then visit the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, believed by some to be the burial place of Jesus. We will then visit the Garden of Gethsemane, the site where Jesus prayed in agony before his arrest. We will have a time of reflection and prayer in a private garden. After, we will visit the Israel Museum and see a large model of Jerusalem from the time of Jesus, the Shrine of the Book, pieces of the Dead Sea Scrolls and many other artifacts. After lunch at Jerusalem’s main food market, Machne Yehuda, we will drive to the Elah Valley where we will see a first century tomb (Hirbet Midras) much like the one Jesus would have been laid in after his crucifixion. We will then visit Tel Azeqa and overlook the valley where the battle of David and Goliath took place. Afterward we will enjoy a farewell dinner before transferring to the airport for our journey home.
Wednesday, April 7, 2027
Overnight flight home to the USA. Connections to your home airport are at your convenience on the airline of your choice.
Shalom blessings until next time!
HOW TO REGISTER
STEP 1: COMPLETE REGISTRATION FORM
Register for the trip by completing the Traveler Registration Form and paying the non-refundable registration fee of $300 (plus applicable fees). NOTE: Your paid $300 registration fee is deducted from the total trip cost. For more info, please review our Terms and Conditions.
STEP 2: SUBMIT FINAL PAYMENT
After you complete the Traveler Registration Form and submit your registration fee, full payment for your trip MUST BE RECEIVED by the final payment due date identified above (Thursday, January 14, 2027).
CREDIT CARD and PAY PAL payments can be made using the event link below. NOTE: Your paid $300 registration fee is deducted from the total trip cost and reflected in the ticket price. Credit card payment totals include the credit card company fees and the payment platform service fee is identified separately at checkout.
To avoid fees, see other payment options available on our Payment Options page.
