Daily Tours Activities
One day trip from Antalya to Jerusalem Israel
Overview
- Duration 14 Hours For activities that include transfer, transfer time is included.
- Departure LocationAntalya
- Language English
- About this activityDaily Tours Activities
- Pick Up Place Antalya airport international departure terminal. Terminal 1 or 2 will be informed a day before the tour departure day.
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Highlights
- Temple of the Birth of Christ
- The Last Supper Room
- Tomb of King David
- Mount of Olives
- Church of the Holy Sepulcher
- Wall of Tears
- Jordan River
- The Dead Sea
- Booking Confirmation:Immediate Approval.
- Voucher Type:Both Printed and Mobile Accepted.
- Accessibility:Wheelchair Friendly.
- Cancellation policy:Flexible
- Online Booking:Quick, Easy, and Secure.
- Vegetarian & Vegan Options:Available.
Full Description
What's included
What's included
- International flight from / to Antalya airport
- English speaking tour guide
- Dinner
- Entry tickets
- Insurance
What's not included
- Transfer from / to the hotel
- Meeting and transfer from hotels: not included. Meeting point - Antalya Airport
- The drinks
- Personal expenses
When & Where
- Departure Location
- Antalya
Know Before You Go
Important Information — Daily Trip to Jerusalem from Antalya
— A valid passport is mandatory and must be valid on the day of travel
— Bring water and a lunch box
— Wear comfortable, light clothing and comfortable walking shoes
— Bring a hat, sunglasses, and sun protection cream
— For the Dead Sea: swimsuit, towel, and extra clothes
— Video or photo camera is recommended
— Bring cash or money for optional or additional services
— Dress code rules are strictly applied in Israel
— A moderate dress code is required to enter places of worship and selected museums
— Shorts are not recommended
— Knees and shoulders must be covered for both men and women
— Failure to comply with dress regulations may result in denial of entry to religious sites
— In some cases, entry to Israel may be refused if dress requirements are not met
— This tour is not suitable for children under 4 years of age
— Guests are responsible for complying with all passport, entry, and dress requirements
Meeting Point
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Additional information
Tour Program — Daily Trip to Jerusalem from Antalya
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The Daily Trip to Jerusalem from Antalya offers a unique opportunity to witness some of the world’s most sacred and historically significant sites in just one day. This guided experience combines religious heritage, cultural history, and iconic landmarks, creating an unforgettable journey filled with profound impressions.
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Departure and Arrival
— Meeting at Antalya Airport and check-in
— Flight from Antalya to Israel
— Arrival at Ben Gurion International Airport
— Transfer towards Jerusalem
Bethlehem and Christian Heritage
— Visit to Bethlehem
— Visit to the birthplace of Jesus Christ
— Christian Village tour
— Visit to the Church of the Nativity
Jerusalem Walking Tour
— Guided walking tour of Jerusalem Old City
— Lunch break
— Visit to the Church of the Resurrection (Holy Sepulchre)
— Calvary (Golgotha) and the Way of the Cross (Via Dolorosa)
— Stone of Anointing inside the Holy Sepulchre
Sacred Sites and Panoramic Views
— Panorama view of the Temple Mount
— Visit to the Wailing Wall (Western Wall)
— Visit to the Garden of Gethsemane
Dead Sea Experience and Return
— Bathing in the Dead Sea
— Dinner at a restaurant
— Transfer to the airport
— End of the tour and return flight to Antalya
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The program may vary slightly depending on flight schedules and local conditions. Visits to souvenir shops may take place during the tour. Shopping is not compulsory.
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One day trip from Antalya to Jerusalem Israel
One day tour to Jerusalem Israel from Antalya. Israel, which is considered sacred for all three major religions, is increasingly visited by tourists from all over the world. This beautiful country with very interesting colors is mostly visited by Jews.