Description
Jerusalem Excursion Sharm El Sheikh is a spiritual one-day excursion to Jerusalem from Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt! We recommend the trip because it lets you see the world’s most religious and spiritual places! This trip recalls the life of the Savior Jesus Christ in Israel! Besides, the visit to Jerusalem gives you more information about the history of Christianity. Moreover, it lets you live important Bible events and facts.
Experiencing the sensation of floating on the Dead Sea in Jordan is truly a unique and unforgettable experience. The water’s high salinity provides a buoyancy that makes it almost impossible to sink, giving visitors a sense of weightlessness and relaxation.
While the water may appear lifeless, visitors can find solace in the mineral-rich mud found in the Jordan Dead Sea. This mud is believed to have near-magical healing properties, attracting countless resorts and spas to the area. Unsurprisingly, this has become one of the most popular places to visit in Jordan.
It’s important to note that while the Dead Sea is often associated with Israel, it is actually located between Jordan and Israel. Regardless of where you come from, floating on the Dead Sea is an experience that should not be missed.
Highlights on Jerusalem Excursion from Sharm El Sheikh
- Mount of Olives in Jerusalem.
- The Wailing Wall.
- And the Road of Tribulation.
- The Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
- Lunch at a restaurant.
- The Church of the Nativity.
- Also, stop at the dead sea for a float.
Itinerary of Jerusalem Tour from Sharm el Sheikh
- Landious Travel representative will pick you up from your Sharm El-Sheikh hotel at approximately 20:00.
- After picking up all comers, the bus will leave for the borders with Israel. It will drive along with the coastal cities of Dahab and Nuweiba. All these cities lie north of Sharm El Sheikh, on the coast of the Red Sea. From the centre of Sharm El Sheikh to the borders, the way will take approximately 3 hours.
Program in Israel
- Firstly, you will have a stop on the Mount of Olives in the city of Jerusalem. At the peak of this mount, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Temple Mount and the Old City. The view from the mount is amazing!
- Secondly, you will head to the Jerusalem Temple and stop at the Wailing Wall. Jews can be seen worshipping in the place.
- Then, you will go along the Road of Tribulation – the Way of the Cross. According to the Bible, the Savior carried the Cross along and went to the crucifixion in Calvary. You will see a hole in the rock where they installed the Cross. Also, you will witness the rock crack after a lightning strike.
- After that, you visit the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. This church lies near the cave of Jesus Christ.
- Further, lunchtime comes.
- Once again, you continue your trip by visiting Bethlehem’s Church of the Nativity.
- And then, you will enjoy swimming in the Dead Sea for almost one hour.
Departure to Sharm El Sheikh
- Finally, you head back to Sharm El-Sheikh, after finishing this fantastic sightseeing trip to Jerusalem.
- This Excursion to Jerusalem from Sharm El Sheikh ends at approximately 23:00 on the second day.
What does Jerusalem/Sharm El Sheikh Price include?
- Entrance tickets.
- Lunch.
- Also, Transfer to Jerusalem from Sharm El-Sheikh, and back to the hotel.
What does not Jerusalem Excursion Sharm El Sheikh Program include?
- Guide. The English guide costs 200$ per group of tourists.
- Also, Additional excursion programs if not included in the above program.
Items to take with you for the Jerusalem trip
- Passport.
- Breakfast box.
- Also, Clothes for the season.
Jerusalem Excursion Sharm El Sheikh Booking Days
- Mondays from 20:00 – 23:00 on the second day.
- Also, Thursdays from 20:00 – 23:00 are the second day.
Abid Ali –
I took a 24-hour excursion from Sharm to Israel and back. We departed at 8 pm and returned at 11 pm the following night. The Landious Travel company representative who handled our booking was impressive. They communicated all the tour details impeccably before and after the trip. The excursion was of great value as we visited several places, including the Dead Sea, the Jordan River, the Church of the Nativity, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the Western Wall. Our guide in Israel was friendly and courteous. The included buffet lunch was delicious. It was an altogether fantastic experience.
Ayshna Mukherjee –
Now it is time for some spiritual trip to the Holy Land of Israel. Which remains incomplete without a visit to Jerusalem. Your first stop will be on the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem. From the peak, you will be seeing the panoramic view of the Temple Mount and the Old City. Next, you visit the Jerusalem Temple and the Wailing Wall. Then you will be making your way along the Path to Tribulation or the Way of the Cross. The way the Cross was carried by Jesus Christ. It gives a chill down the spine thinking of those incidents. You will also see the place where the Cross had been installed. From here, you visit the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. This lies near the path to Jesus’ cave. Then there is a break for lunch. Then post-lunch, you visit the Church of Nativity in Bethlehem. Then you get to swim in the Dead Sea for an hour before heading back to Sharm EL Sheik. Quiet a spiritual tour this is!
Любовь Яковлева –
Review for Excursion to Jerusalem from Sharm El Sheikh
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Наталья –
Отдыхали с мужем в Шарме, ну и грех конечно не посетить этот святой город Иерусалим, я думаю, каждый мечтает прикоснуться к этим святым местам. С удовольствием взяли эту экскурсию, было очень интересно и познавательно. Нам рассказали историю всего человечества, очень много там достопримечательностей, мимо которых не возможно просто пройти. Во время экскурсии посетили Масличную гору , стену плача и прошли по дороге скорби. Также были в храме Гроба Господня и Церкви Рождества Христова. Это настолько все нам близко, там находишься и кажется, что вся эта наша жизненная суета, эти непонятные проблемы, это настолько все неважно. Мы очень благодарны команде этой компании за организацию для нас такого прекрасного отдыха души, спасибо, ребята.