Optional Pre Tour Extensions Available

• Jordan & Israel: End of the Exodus route with Ron Wyatt-related sites. Jordan sites: Mount Nebo, the Baptism Site of Jesus, and the traditional area associated with Jacob wrestling with God. Israel sites: Jericho, Gilgal, Shiloh, Jerusalem (Old City, Garden Tomb, Zedekiah's Cave, museums, Temple Mount), and brimstone (sulfur balls) hunting along the Dead Sea
• Egypt:Visit ancient Egypt sites around Cairo. Then follow the Exodus route from Goshen through to the Nuweiba Red Sea crossing region.
• Saudi Arabia: The proposed real Mount Sinai in Arabia, including ancient Midian sites.
• Turkey: The ancient capital city of the Hittites - Hattusa.

Optional Post-Tour Extensions Available

• Cappadocia & Tarsus (Turkey): Explore Cappadocia’s ancient underground cities, open-air museums, and early Christian rock-cut churches, followed by a visit to Tarsus, the birthplace of the Apostle Paul.
• Seven Churches of Revelation & Patmos (Turkey & Greece): Visit the Seven Churches named in the Book of Revelation, along with the ancient cities of Colossae and Hierapolis, then take a ferry to the island of Patmos where the Apostle John wrote the Book of Revelation.

• Day 1 – Arrival in Turkey | Istanbul → Ankara: Arrive in Istanbul and connect to a domestic flight to Ankara. Transfer to your hotel, optional evening stroll and dinner, and overnight in Ankara.
• Day 2 – Hattusa: Morning drive from Ankara (approx. 2–2.5 hours) to Hattusa, the fortified capital of the Hittite Empire (c. 1600–1200 BCE) and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the massive city ruins and fortifications, including the Lion Gate, King’s Gate, Yer Kapı ramparts, and the Great Temple precinct, with sweeping views across the Upper and Lower City. Continue to nearby Yazılıkaya, the open-air rock sanctuary famous for its carved processions of Hittite gods and royal figures—one of Anatolia’s most important religious monuments. Overnight near Hattusa (Boğazkale area).
• Day 3 – Return | Ankara → Istanbul: Drive back to Ankara in the morning, then take a domestic flight to Istanbul for onward connection to the next segment of our tour.

• Day 0 – Arrival in Cappadocia: Flight from Istanbul to the Cappadocia region (Kayseri or Nevşehir), airport transfer to the hotel, check-in, and overnight in Cappadocia.
• Day 1 – Cappadocia: Museums & Underground City: Visit the Göreme Open-Air Museum (UNESCO World Heritage Site) with its rock-cut churches and frescoes, continue to one of Cappadocia’s major underground cities (Kaymaklı or Derinkuyu) to explore its multi-level chambers, and finish with a panoramic stop at Uçhisar Castle before returning to the hotel for dinner and overnight.
• Day 2 – Cappadocia: Natural Formations & Ancient Churches: Optional early-morning hot air balloon flight at sunrise (extra fee; weather and wind permitting), followed by visits to Paşabağ (Monks Valley) and Devrent (Imagination Valley) to see Cappadocia’s famous fairy chimneys, then a walk through Ihlara Valley with its early Christian rock-cut churches, returning to the hotel for overnight in Cappadocia.
• Day 3 – Tarsus & Mediterranean Coast: Early departure by road to Tarsus (approx. 4.5–5 hours), visiting the Tarsus Museum, St. Paul’s Well and Church, Cleopatra’s Gate, and other classical remains in the historic city center, with time permitting for a short visit to the Mediterranean Sea and old harbor area near Mersin, before transferring to Adana Airport for an evening flight back to Istanbul.

• Day 0 | Arrival in Turkey (İzmir): Fly into İzmir Adnan Menderes Airport, meet the tour team, transfer to the hotel, and overnight in the İzmir area to prepare for the Seven Churches journey.
• Day 1 | Smyrna, Pergamum & Thyatira: Begin the Seven Churches tour with visits to Smyrna (modern İzmir), then travel north to Pergamum, exploring the Acropolis, theater, and remains associated with the “throne of Satan,” continuing to Thyatira (Akhisar) before overnight near Sardis/Alaşehir.
• Day 2 | Sardis & Philadelphia: Visit Sardis, capital of ancient Lydia, including the gymnasium, synagogue, and Temple of Artemis, then continue to Philadelphia (Alaşehir), one of the churches commended in Revelation, before overnight in Pamukkale.
• Day 3 | Laodicea, Colossae & Hierapolis: Explore Laodicea, known for its wealth and water systems, followed by visits to nearby Colossae and Hierapolis (Pamukkale), with its travertine terraces, Roman theater, and martyrdom traditions; overnight in Pamukkale area.
• Day 4 | Ephesus: Full day at Ephesus, the most prominent of the Seven Churches, visiting the Great Theater, Library of Celsus, Temple of Domitian, and surrounding archaeological remains, with optional visits to the House of Mary or Basilica of St. John; overnight in Kuşadası.
• Day 5 | Ferry to Patmos: Morning transfer to the port and ferry crossing to the Greek island of Patmos. Visit some of the local towns, shops and other sites; overnight on Patmos
• Day 6 | Patmos: Continue visit of Patmos. Visit the Cave of the Apocalypse, where the Apostle John is traditionally believed to have received and written the Book of Revelation, and explore the Monastery of St. John; overnight on Patmos.
• Day 7 | Departure: Ferry return and transfers as scheduled, followed by flights home from İzmir or onward connections.

• Day 0 – Arrival in Cairo: Arrive in Cairo, meet the tour team, hotel check-in, and overnight in Cairo in preparation for the tour.
• Day 1 – Giza & Saqqara: Visit the Step Pyramid of Djoser at Saqqara and surrounding necropolis, then tour the Giza Plateau to see the Great Pyramid, pyramids of Khafre and Menkaure, and the Sphinx (optional interior pyramid access), returning for overnight in Cairo.
• Day 2 – Cairo Museums: Explore the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization and the NEW Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), featuring royal mummies and key artifacts from Egypt’s dynastic history, with free time and overnight in Cairo.
• Day 3 – Land of Goshen & Exodus Route: Travel into the eastern Nile Delta (biblical Goshen), visit Tanis (Biblical Zoan), and begin tracing the proposed Exodus departure route as you continue toward the Suez/Sinai region for overnight in Ismailia.
• Day 4 – Sinai Peninsula & Red Sea: Cross the Sinai Peninsula following the wilderness route, stopping at key geographic points along the way, then arrive at the Red Sea crossing at Nuweiba for overnight.
• Day 5 – Red Sea Crossing Site (Nuweiba): Visit the proposed Red Sea crossing location at Nuweiba, see the location of the proposed memorial pillar by Solomon, enjoy beach time, and optional snorkeling or swimming in the Red Sea, with overnight in Nuweiba.
• Day 6 – Wilderness Route (Wadi Watir): Explore Wadi Watir and the wilderness route by jeep, enjoy a Bedouin lunch, and finish the day with scenic desert views before returning for overnight in Nuweiba
• Day 7 – Departure: Transfer to Sharm el Sheikh for flights back to Cairo and onward connections home (timing adjusted to flight schedules) or continue onto the next tour segment you signed up for.

• Day 0 – Arrive in Tabuk: Fly into Tabuk (TUU), transfer to your hotel, and overnight in Tabuk to be ready for an early start.
• Day 1 – Land of Midian (Al-Bad’) + Red Sea crossing: Begin the tour in the ancient Land of Midian, visiting Al-Bad’ (traditional home area of Jethro), Jethro’s “Caves/Tombs,” the local museum, and the traditional well of Moses/Zipporah, ending with sunset views at the Red Sea crossing area to snorkel or enjoy the beach; overnight in Haql or Tabuk.
• Day 2 – Exodus Route Sites + Split Rock of Horeb: Trace part of the route into Midian/Shur with a stop at Wadi Tayyib Ism canyon oasis (often discussed as a candidate for Marah or Elim), continuing to the Split Rock of Horeb with nearby stone dwellings, petroglyphs, and surrounding encampment plains; overnight in Haql or Tabuk.
• Day 3 – Mount Sinai (Jabal Maqla in the Jabal al-Lawz Range): Full day at the base of the proposed Mount Sinai, viewing key areas discussed in the research (including the encampment plain, altar-related sites, petroglyph areas, wells, and other features), with lunch in the plain and time for detailed on-site teaching; Possible climb to the "Cave of Elijah" for those who wish to do the 2-3 hour climb up and down. overnight in Haql or Tabuk.
• Day 4 – Hisma Desert Exodus route from Sinai to the Promised Land: Travel into the Hisma Desert along the ancient route that the Israelites probably took to the Promised Land. View majestic red sandstone mesas and huge sand dunes in a desert landscape full of camels before returning to Tabuk; overnight in Haql/Bajda/Tabuk depending on logistics.
• Day 5 – Climb the Mountain of God (Optional):Early next morning summit hike day (includes meals), returning to Tabuk afterward. Those that do not wish to climb can explore the base of Mount Sinai all day or stay at the hotel and relax; overnight in Haql or Tabuk.

• Day 0 – Arrival in Israel: Arrive in Israel (Ben Gurion Airport), meet the team, transfer to the hotel, and overnight to prepare for the tour.
• Day 1 – Masada & Dead Sea Region: Visit the Masada area overlooking the Dead Sea, followed by time along the Dead Sea shoreline to examine ashen layers and naturally occurring brimstone (sulfur) nodules traditionally associated with the biblical destruction narrative.
• Day 2 – Jerusalem (Day 1): Explore the Temple Mount area, the Israel Museum (including the Dead Sea Scrolls), and the City of David Museum, focusing on the archaeological foundations of ancient Jerusalem.
• Day 3 – Jerusalem (Day 2): Visit the Garden Tomb, Zedekiah’s Cave, and walk through the Old City, with continued exploration of the City of David and its archaeological and water system sites.
• Day 4 – End of the Exodus Route (Israel): Travel through the Jordan Valley to visit Jericho, Gilgal (associated with Israel’s first encampment after crossing the Jordan), and Shiloh, the long-term resting place of the Tabernacle.
• Day 5 – Cross into Jordan: Border crossing into Jordan, travel through the Jordan Valley, hotel check-in, and overnight in Jordan.
• Day 6 – Madaba, Mount Nebo & Heshbon: Visit Madaba and its famous mosaic map, continue to Mount Nebo where Moses viewed the Promised Land, explore Heshbon (capital of King Sihon of the Amorites), and, time permitting, visit Machaerus, Herod’s palace where John the Baptist was executed.
• Day 7 – Baptism Site & Jabbok River: Visit the traditional site of Christ’s baptism on the Jordan River, then travel north to the Jabbok River area associated with Jacob wrestling with God, with an optional visit to the Roman city of Jerash.
• Day 8 – Departure to Egypt: Transfer to the airport and fly to Cairo to begin the Ancient Egypt & Exodus Route tour.