Religious Studies trip to Israel School Trip
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A religious studies school trip to Israel offers students a unique opportunity to explore its rich history and cultural heritage firsthand. From ancient archaeological sites and religious landmarks to bustling cities and stunning landscapes, students gain a deeper understanding of world history, religion, and diverse cultures in this region. This immersive experience promotes cultural awareness, and inspires a greater appreciation for the heritage and resilience of Israel in the modern world.We're with you every step of the way when it comes to planning a trip perfectly aligned with your objectives, with the best price guaranteed, maximum flexibility and financial security along the way.
We send hundreds of students to worldwide every year, meaning we're well equipped in creating bespoke itineraries to meet and exceed academic goals. The topics we suggest include art, architecture, history and the Spanish language. However, our expertise & location knowledge mean we can create an unforgettable adventure for any subject!
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Example Itineraries for our 2026 & 2027 trips
Here is an example itinerary for your school trip to Israel..
On Day 1 and Day 2, the group will explore the historic City of David, where they will learn about the ancient roots of Jerusalem and its significance through archaeological sites and exhibits. They will also have the opportunity to walk through Hezekiahs Tunnels, an incredible underground water tunnel from the time of King Hezekiah, which offers an adventurous experience and insight into ancient engineering. Additionally, the guided tour of the Jewish Quarter and the Old City will take them through the vibrant streets and important landmarks, including visits to the Herzl Museum to understand the history of Zionism and the Jewish national movement, as well as a visit to Har Herzl, Israel's national cemetery, where they can pay respects to fallen soldiers and national leaders.
From Day 3 to Day 5, the group will journey to the southern part of Israel. They will visit the grave of David Ben-Gurion, Israel's founding father and first Prime Minister, gaining insight into his life and legacy. Their exploration will also include a trip to Ein Avdat National Park, a stunning desert landscape known for its impressive canyon, waterfalls, and unique flora and fauna, providing both an educational and scenic experience.
Between Day 6 and Day 8, the itinerary will include a memorable ascent to Masada at sunrise, where the group can witness the breathtaking views and learn about the historic siege and Jewish resistance. Afterward, they will relax at the Dead Sea, floating effortlessly in its salty waters, which offers a unique natural experience. The visit to Ein Gedi will introduce them to the desert oasis with its waterfalls and wildlife. The Arbel Hike will offer a chance to explore the rugged cliffs and scenic vistas of the Arbel Nature Reserve, known for its archaeological and natural beauty. To immerse themselves in traditional Israeli culture, the group will visit Kfar Kedem, a recreated ancient village where they can experience traditional crafts, food, and daily life as it was in biblical times.
Finally, from Day 9 to Day 11, the group will travel to the enchanting city of Tzfat, renowned for its mystical and artistic heritage. They will explore the narrow, winding streets, visit art galleries, and learn about the city's significance in Jewish mysticism and Kabbalah. The visit to Otzar Hastam will introduce the students to Israeli art and culture, showcasing works by contemporary artists and providing a deeper understanding of Israel's vibrant artistic scene.
On Day 1 and Day 2, the group will explore the historic City of David, where they will learn about the ancient roots of Jerusalem and its significance through archaeological sites and exhibits. They will also have the opportunity to walk through Hezekiahs Tunnels, an incredible underground water tunnel from the time of King Hezekiah, which offers an adventurous experience and insight into ancient engineering. Additionally, the guided tour of the Jewish Quarter and the Old City will take them through the vibrant streets and important landmarks, including visits to the Herzl Museum to understand the history of Zionism and the Jewish national movement, as well as a visit to Har Herzl, Israel's national cemetery, where they can pay respects to fallen soldiers and national leaders.
From Day 3 to Day 5, the group will journey to the southern part of Israel. They will visit the grave of David Ben-Gurion, Israel's founding father and first Prime Minister, gaining insight into his life and legacy. Their exploration will also include a trip to Ein Avdat National Park, a stunning desert landscape known for its impressive canyon, waterfalls, and unique flora and fauna, providing both an educational and scenic experience.
Between Day 6 and Day 8, the itinerary will include a memorable ascent to Masada at sunrise, where the group can witness the breathtaking views and learn about the historic siege and Jewish resistance. Afterward, they will relax at the Dead Sea, floating effortlessly in its salty waters, which offers a unique natural experience. The visit to Ein Gedi will introduce them to the desert oasis with its waterfalls and wildlife. The Arbel Hike will offer a chance to explore the rugged cliffs and scenic vistas of the Arbel Nature Reserve, known for its archaeological and natural beauty. To immerse themselves in traditional Israeli culture, the group will visit Kfar Kedem, a recreated ancient village where they can experience traditional crafts, food, and daily life as it was in biblical times.
Finally, from Day 9 to Day 11, the group will travel to the enchanting city of Tzfat, renowned for its mystical and artistic heritage. They will explore the narrow, winding streets, visit art galleries, and learn about the city's significance in Jewish mysticism and Kabbalah. The visit to Otzar Hastam will introduce the students to Israeli art and culture, showcasing works by contemporary artists and providing a deeper understanding of Israel's vibrant artistic scene.
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