Monday and thursday

from 19:30 to 24:00 the next day.

Jerusalem is a holy place of pilgrimage that everyone should visit at least once in their life. It is a holy place for all religions. You will begin your journey with a comfortable bus with air conditioning from the hotel to the border in Taba, and then straight to the Dead Sea. The Bible mentions that this place served as a shelter for King David from the persecution of King Saul. You will have the opportunity to plunge into the healing waters of the most saline reservoir on Earth. For those who want to continue caring for the body and skin, the cosmetics store you visit offers a wide selection of products that include Dead Sea components. The next stop is the observation deck in Jerusalem on the Mount of Olives. From here you will have a view of the whole city. Our guide will show you all the sights and briefly tell about each of them. Arriving in Bethlehem you will visit the Church of the Nativity of Christ. The beginning of the history of which dates back to 327 C.E. The temple was erected over the cave in which Jesus was born. Each step will gradually reveal for you the mystery of the birth of Christ, illustrating it with ancient icons and mosaic elements on the way to the Christmas Altar, with a star marking the place where the Virgin Mary gave him life. A less solemn, but no less exciting part of the tour is a visit to the Christian souvenir the store.

Here you will find themed decorations, anointing oils, holy water from the Jordan River, icons, the Bible, sculptures, etc. After a pleasant walk, you can relax and dine in the restaurant (buffet). Then you continue your journey by walking along the Path of Sorrow. by which Jesus carried his cross to the place of crucifixion. Now at this place is the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. You will see Golgotha, the Anointing Stone, the Rotunda with the chapel Kuvukliya, where the Holy Sepulcher and the Angel Chapel are now located directly with a fragment of a large stone that covered the entrance to the tomb, the Altar of the Crucifixion. After visiting the temple, you will continue along the narrow streets of the Muslim quarter towards the Jewish quarter to the Wailing Wall, the pilgrimage site of the Jews, where, according to legend, the gates to heaven open and all prayers are heard. Your way back to Sharm El Sheikh will pass through the city of Eilat.