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DATE

Oct 6-16, 2026

TRIP LENGTH

10 Days

COST

TBD

*Per person – Based on Double Occupancy – Land Only 

Jeff and Heather Gerhardt invite you to join a once-in-a-lifetime, exclusive tour of the Land of the Bible. Experience the Scriptures on location, the rich cultures of Jews and Arabs, and journey among the historical sites where Jesus performed the miracles that shook the world and continue to do so today.

Experience exclusive activities with access to all renowned Biblical sites and breathtaking National Parks. Enjoy deluxe transportation guided by a licensed Israeli expert, and savor the Mediterranean cuisine with included breakfasts and dinners. This extraordinary journey will reshape your perspective, by the end, you’ll not only witness history but feel it come alive in every page of the Bible. Let us elevate your spiritual journey like never before!

The cost includes hotel accommodations, all breakfasts and dinners, National Park passes, access to all Biblical and historical sites, tips, gratuities and transportation in Israel for the whole tour!

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Jeremiah 29:11

A SCENIC BOAT RIDE ON THE SEA OF GALILEE
EXPLORE THE LOWEST PLACE ON EARTH AND FLOAT ON THE DEAD SEA
REFLECT IN THE GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE WHERE JESUS PREPARED TO GIVE HIS LIFE FOR OURS
EXPLORE JERUSALEM – THE HOLY CITY OF GOD, WHERE YAHWEH HAS STAMPED HIS NAME FOREVER

Flight Information

This is a land-only tour, meaning airfare is not included. However, Uncharted is here to help you choose the right flight for a smooth arrival and departure. Below are the recommended flight windows, sample flights, and booking options.


Recommended Flight Windows

✈️ Outbound to Israel

  • Depart: TBD

  • Arrive Tel Aviv (TLV):  TBD

✈️ Return Home

  • Depart Tel Aviv: TBD

  • Arrive Home: TBD


Booking Notes

  • Book early for best pricing and availability.

  • Please ensure flights align with the recommended windows.


Need Booking Assistance?

For full-service airfare booking, contact:

Butler Travel
📞 503-879-5005 | 📧 info@butlertravel.com
🕒 Pacific Time (Oregon)
➡️ Reference BRAVE Church

Airport Transfers & Transportation

Arrival in Israel
Group transportation to the first hotel, Metropolitan Tel Aviv, will be provided with a departure from the airport at a time TBD

If you arrive earlier or later than this time, no problem at all, taxis are readily available for a quick ride to the hotel. Airport taxis are regulated by the airport authority, making them safe and fairly priced. You may also use Gett Taxi, Israel’s primary ride-sharing app, available via mobile download or airport kiosks.

Departure from Israel

If your flight departs earlier or significantly later, transportation can easily be arranged by taxi or ride-share, with assistance from the hotel front desk or our local guide.

Passport Requirements

Its is very important that your passport does not expire six months before our return date. You will be denied entry into Israel if your passport expires earlier than this date.

We will need your passport information before departure, you can share your passport details on the registration site WeTravel during booking or after. You can also email it to us info@unchartedadventures.co

If your passport expires 6 months before we return from our trip, you will need to apply immediately for a passport renewal. Please click here for directions on how to renew your passport. NOTE: Routine renewal processing can take 12 weeks. Expedited (more expensive) is more like a 6 week turnaround.

If you do not have a valid passport, click here to apply for one.

Be aware, if you are traveling with us to Israel, customs may take longer if your passport contains stamps from Muslim-majority countries.

Solo Travelers

We welcome solo travelers on all our trips! However, the advertised trip cost reflects a cost per person that assumes the person will share a room with another traveler (“double occupancy.”) We will do our best to pair you with another solo traveler (of the same gender) who also desires a roommate. It has worked out well for many people on our trips. If, however, we are unable to assign a roommate, you should anticipate that 1-2 months before trip departure, you will receive an additional invoice of (PRICE TBD) from Uncharted Adventures to cover to costs of having a private room (“single supplement”) at all hotels during the trip. 

Weather

Weather in Israel (FALL)
During mid-October, average daytime highs in Israel range from 75–82°F, with evening temperatures around 60–68°F. This time of year is considered warm, dry, and very comfortable, with minimal humidity and a low chance of rain. Weather can vary by region, with warmer temperatures in the southern desert areas and slightly cooler conditions in the Galilee (north).

Trip Cancellations 

In the event that you choose to cancel you reservation, or it is cancelled due to reasons outside the control of Uncharted Adventures (including, but not limited to, political turmoil, natural disasters, acts of God, pandemic or epidemics), you will be responsible for any non-refundable expenses incurred by you or on your behalf (including, but not limited to, airfare, airline cancellation fees, deposits, lodging etc.) Uncharted Adventures will strive to refund everything possible if the expedition is cancelled for reasons outside of our control. We strongly recommend cancellation trip insurance to help protect you in the unfortunate event you would need to cancel your trip.

Cancellation Fees and Refunds

If you choose to cancel your reservation, cancellation fees will be determined according to the following schedule: 

  • 181 days or more prior to departure date, the cancellation fee is the trip deposit amount $500 USD, plus any other costs or administrative fees incurred from transportation agency or hotel. 
  • 91-180 days prior to departure date, the cancellation fee is 50 percent of trip cost plus any air costs or administrative fees incurred from transportation agency or hotel. 
  • 90 days and less prior to departure date, the entire price of the trip becomes nonrefundable.

Clothing

  • shirts, blouses, socks, underwear 
  • shorts, slacks, jeans, skirts 
  • heavy sweater or jacket
  • swimsuit
  • walking shoes (plenty of walking! Good shoes are very important!)
  • flip-flops 
  • sunglasses
  • hat
  • water shoes

Toiletries/Medications

  • shampoo
  • toothbrush and paste
  • deodorant
  • personal soap
  • comb and hairbrush
  • shaving equipment 
  • eyedrops, contact lens solutions and cleaners
  • other personal hygiene products
  • band-aids
  • diarrhea medicine (just in case!)
  • cold remedy or decongestant tablets
  • sleeping pills 
  • motion sickness pills
  • aspirin
  • sunscreen 
  • package of towelettes 
  • earplugs

Miscellaneous

  • water bottle 
  • travel alarm 
  • plastic bags 
  • pen, notebook, small Bible
  • adapter or converter 
  • tiny flashlight
  • tissues
  • small umbrella 
  • snacks

Carry-On Items

  • airline tickets 
  • passport
  • one-day change of clothes 
  • essential toiletries 
  • neck pillow and sleeping mask 
  • good book 

Is Israel safe?

Over the past two years, Israel has faced significant challenges due to ongoing conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran. While the region has experienced difficult times, we remain hopeful for peace and are grateful by emerging signs of progress in both areas. We are trusting that this will continue.

At Uncharted, the safety and well-being of our team members remain our highest priority. Our comprehensive and proactive safety plans ensure our teams are well-protected at all times.

To uphold this commitment, we are sharing our precautionary safeguards. If any one of these measures is triggered within a week of our scheduled departure, the trip will be postponed. These safeguards allow us to make well-informed decisions based on reliable information from trusted authorities. The three key safeguards include:

  1. A “Do Not Travel” advisory for Israel issued by the U.S. Department of State.
  2. A “Do Not Travel” warning issued by the Israeli Ministry of Tourism.
  3. Guidance from our trusted partners, including colleagues within the Israeli Defense Forces, advising against travel.

We have similar safety protocols in place for our day to day travels within Israel as well, relying on current information from local agencies.

These layers of precaution reflect our commitment to operating responsibly and ensuring the highest standards of safety for our teams. We are prepared and working closely with all relevant authorities to make decisions grounded in expertise and care. We pray for peace in Israel soon and ask that you join us in this too!

Passport Requirements

All participants must have a valid passport that will expire no sooner than six months past their scheduled date of return. You must always carry your passport on your person. Be aware, if you are traveling with us to Israel customs may take longer if your passport contains stamps from Muslim majority countries. 

Does Israel require a Visa?

Israel now requires all visitors to apply for an electronic visa or ETA-IL. It is a pre-requirement to receive this visa to visit. Uncharted will send communication on the quick process to obtain one 3 months before departure.

The visa has a $7.00 application fee. You are welcome to apply for one early and submit the application [here].

How much personal money should I bring?

Almost all shops and stores in both Israel accept Credit Cards. However, if you prefer to bring cash, we recommend bringing around $250 per person or $500 per couple. This will be more than enough for lunches and to buy souvenirs for yourself and those back at home.

How much personal money should I bring?

Almost all shops and stores in both Israel accept Credit Cards. However, if you prefer to bring cash, we recommend bringing around $250 per person or $500 per couple. This will be more than enough for lunches and to buy souvenirs for yourself and those back at home.

Can I use my phone overseas?

Yes, however there will be additional cost for international calls and data usage. The simplest way to use your phone overseas is to add an international travel pass. Each carrier’s rules are different, so check with your provider. An option to avoid paying for international service is to turn your phones data and cellular network off and communicate by Wifi. The bus is equipped with wifi and all hotels have it as well.

What kind of power adapter will I need?

Israel does not use the same plug sockets that we do in the U.S. Thankfully most devices do not require a power converter, they do however need an adapter to fit the socket. The adapter needed for Israel is Type-C. You can also use a “Universal Adapter” that will work fine. *Note: If you have multiple devices you will be charging at the hotel such as cell phones, digital watch, camera, etc. it may be worth getting a portable power strip to plug all of your devices into.

Age Recommendation Notice

This itinerary includes in-depth exploration of biblically significant locations and a pace best suited for older children and adults. For this reason, the tour is recommended for travelers ages 12 and above. If you have any questions regarding this recommendation, please don’t hesitate to contact our team.

Guides

Tom and JoAnn Doyle

Difficulty

Easy-Moderate

Accommodations

Superior 5 Star Resorts & Hotels

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