March is an excellent time to visit the Holy Land, which balances great weather, natural beauty, with manageable tourism levels. Weather Overview in MarchCoastal Netanya: 65–72°F daytime, low 50s at n...  Read More

8. Cell Phones and Points of Contact  Cell Phones Coverage is reliable in major cities (Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa), along highways, and at sites like the Dead Sea or Masada; remote areas (e.g., Negev...  Read More

1. Here's a step-by-step guide of what to do leading up to the trip:a. Passport and Documentation: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond our return date (March 26, 2026). U.S. c...  Read More

Table of ContentsTo do's leading up to the tripSpring Weather Conditions and Packing List Surviving an International FlightSouvenirs and Shopping Unique Experiences in Israel Hotel Buffets and Food It...  Read More

7. Itinerary             The Tour from Ben Gurion Airport start to finish Based on the official tour brochure (subject to change for the best interest of the group):Day 1: DepartureEmbark on the journ...  Read More

6. Hotel Buffets and Food Outside the Hotel  Breakfast and dinner are served each day in the hotel dining facility.  The meals are buffet-style and offer a good variety of Mediterranean-style food.  T...  Read More

5. Unique Experiences While In Israel  Old Jerusalem at Night  Old Jerusalem at Night During our stay at the Olive Tree Hotel (March 22-26), evenings after the daily tours are generally free, offering...  Read More

4. Shopping and Souvenirs  Jewelry from a shop in Old Jerusalem Popular souvenirs purchased by tourists in Israel often reflect the country's spiritual heritage, natural resources, and culinary tradit...  Read More

Traveling from Denver to Tel Aviv via Newark (United Airlines) involves a long-haul segment (10-12 hours overnight from EWR to TLV), crossing 9 time zones eastward. Carry-On Bag Contents for the Fligh...  Read More