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Photograph taken on the Jerusalem from Ashdod Port: Bethlehem or Dead Sea tour

Jerusalem from Ashdod Port: Bethlehem or Dead Sea

Pick up at Ashdod Port, Israel • 8-9 hours

  • Group Discounts
  • Pickup Available
  • Licensed Guide
  • Duration: 8-9 hours
  • Pickup: Pickup offered
  • Group size: Up to 7 travelers
  • Languages: Hebrew, English, German, Russian

Jerusalem from Ashdod Port: Bethlehem or Dead Sea is a private day with Ilya Pevzner, a Ministry of Tourism licensed guide in Israel. 8-9 hours , up to 7 travelers (your party only). Hotel or port pickup in a private 8-seat vehicle, with Ilya Pevzner driving. The day runs in Hebrew, English, German, or Russian. Price: USD 1,200 for the entire group.

Tour details
Duration8-9 hours
Tour formatPrivate tour (your party only)
Group sizeUp to 7 travelers (your party only)
LanguagesHebrew, English, German, Russian
VehiclePrivate 8-seat vehicle, Ilya Pevzner driving
Guide licenceIsraeli Ministry of Tourism licensed tour guide
PriceUSD 1,200 for the entire group
PickupHotel or cruise port (flexible start times)

Overview

Jerusalem is the heart. Most of our cruises guests excursions are going to Jerusalem.

Prophets and Jewish kings, Jesus, Christian Crusaders, and Muslim armies were fighting for this city. Thousands of pilgrims and visitors are coming to Jerusalem in at least 3000 years.

This world wonder is a must-visit place. This place is very important for our civilization.

As a Christian tour participant, you sure know here was the most important miracle—the victory over death. From here, Jesus went to the haven, and here, back to Jerusalem, Jesus will return on his second coming.

So here, the story of the Bible comes to life. In the places described in the Bible, you will see and walk over the same streets.

Please note: I am a very well-known and experienced guide in Israel. I have good knowledge and education in history, Christianity, Islam, and Judaism.

It is my pleasure to show Jerusalem to our guests. You are not just my tourists; you are my guests.

Gallery

Highlights

  • Jerusalem Old City

    Explore Jerusalem Old City with expert guidance and historical insights

  • Bethlehem or Dead Sea

    Explore Bethlehem or Dead Sea with expert guidance and historical insights

Itinerary

  1. Pick up and return, way to Jerusalem and back

    This is a private shore tour from Ashdod port, specially designed for cruise ship passengers. Pickup and drop-off are coordinated to match your ship’s schedule. No need to worry — we’ll make sure you return to the port on time! The pick up is in the terminal or near the port gate 1. There are always shuttles. We’ll start the day in Jerusalem, one of the most sacred and historic cities in the world. Highlights include:

    About 1 hour 30 minutes. Day and traffic depends · Admission free

  2. Mount Zion

    According to tradition, this is the site of the Last Supper. After this meal with his disciples, Jesus was betrayed, arrested, and crucified. The famous scene was later painted by Leonardo da Vinci in Milan. Tomb of King David in the synagogue located there as well.

    45 minutes · Admission free

  3. The Way of the Cross (Via Dolorosa)

    Walk all stations or part of the Via Dolorosa from the 5th Station to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, retracing the path of Jesus to his crucifixion.

    1 hour · Admission free

  4. Church of the Holy Sepulcher

    Site of the Crucifixion and Resurrection. Considered the most important Christian site and one of the first four official Christian churches in the world. Built by Saint Helen in 335 A.C.

    40 minutes · Admission free

  5. Garden of Gethsemane

    The place where Jesus was betrayed. Old Olive trees are growing there.

    40 minutes · Admission free

  6. Church of all Nations

    The church build in 20 century near garden of Gethsemane. Place of Jesus sadness and fear. Sadness because of inevitability of crucifixion. Pray to become strong for all coming.

    15 minutes · Admission free

  7. Western Wall the Holiest Site in Judaism

    The holiest site in Judaism The wall once surrounded the Temple Mount, where the First and Second Temples stood. The First Temple was destroyed in 586 B.C. by the Babylonians, and the Second Temple in 70 A.C. by the Romans. It remains the holiest site for the Jewish people. The destruction of Jerusalem which was predicted by Jesus, as described in Luke 19:42–44

    25 minutes · Admission free

  8. Church of the Nativity

    The birthplace of Jesus in Bethlehem. The church, rebuilt in the 6th century by Justinian, stands on the site of the manger and the first older church build by St Helen in the same time with the church of Holy Sepulcher in 4th century.

    1 hour 30 minutes · Admission free

  9. Dead Sea Beach

    The beach is located in the north of the Dead Sea half an hour from Jerusalem 400 meters below the sea level. Last possible arrival is 4 PM in winter and 5PM in summer time. The entry ticket is about 15 dollar per each.

    Optional stop. Subject to time and traffic.

Main stop

Included

  • Transportation
  • Bottled water
  • Licensed Professional Guiding
  • Wheelchair if requested in advance

Not included

  • Optional Lunch

Meeting point

Pickup

  • Hotel pickup available
  • Port pickup (for cruise passengers)
  • Custom pickup points available

Start times

  • Flexible start times available
  • Recommended: 7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
  • Custom times upon request

Good to know

  • Free cancellation

    Free cancellation up to 24 hours before start (local time)
  • Weather cancellation

    Full refund if cancelled due to poor weather
  • Contact us

    Contact us at least 24 hours before your tour for changes
  • Confirmation

    Confirmation will be received at time of booking
  • Group size

    Maximum 7 travelers
  • Weather

    Tour operates in all weather conditions
  • Communication

    WhatsApp preferred for coordination
  • Accessibility

    Questions about accessibility on this tour (mobility, hearing, vision, or anything else)? Ask before you book.

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