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Come with us
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For years I have longed to walk the Holy Land with you, and now we can go together. We will stand where our faith began, pray at the holy sites, and come home changed.
I have chosen AJET to carry every detail, so all of us are free to focus on the journey itself. I would be so glad to have you join us.
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What's Included
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What's Excluded
Your journey is in experienced, trusted hands
[GROUP NAME] has chosen AJET Israel to operate this journey, so every detail is carried by a team that has guided pilgrims for 17 years.
Everything Needed for a Smooth and Meaningful Journey
Frequently asked cruise queries
Latin Catholic priests are welcome to bring their alb, stole and celebret. Orthodox clergy should bring their epitrachelion, felon and a letter of blessing from their bishop. Protestant ministers who plan to lead a private Communion, for example at the Garden Tomb, are encouraged to bring their robes and Communion vessels. We handle the arrangements at each site, so you can simply lead your people in worship.
Major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard) are accepted across hotels, large pilgrim centers, and major stores in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Tiberias. For daily incidentals, small souvenir vendors in the Old City, and tipping, US Dollars (USD) in clean, crisp, small bills ($1, $5, $10, and $20) are widely accepted across Israel, Jordan, and Bethlehem. Local currency (New Israeli Shekels / Jordanian Dinars) can also be obtained easily via standard bank ATMs near your hotel.
For multi-country itineraries connecting Israel with Jordan (Petra, Mount Nebo) or Egypt (Mount Sinai), an AJET border liaison escorts your group through both departure and arrival terminals. We coordinate advance border manifests, assist with luggage transfers across the neutral zone shuttle, and guide you through immigration control step-by-step to minimize transit wait times.
Border Exit Fees: The Israeli land border departure tax (at Allenby/King Hussein or Sheikh Hussein) is mandated by the Israel Airports Authority and is payable in local currency (currently ~185–195 NIS, approximately $50–$55 USD per person). The Jordanian departure tax is 10 JOD (approx. $15 USD). Border departure taxes and terminal shuttle bus transfers are paid locally at the border counters; our guide coordinates the collection and payment as a single group so you never have to navigate the cashier counters alone.
All site entry fees, national park permits, and personal whisper audio transmitter systems are 100% included in your package price. We never surprise our guests with on-site ticket requests. The only items not included are discretionary personal souvenirs, international airfare (unless your group package specifies group flights), and driver/guide tips, which follow transparent industry guidelines ($8–$10/day for guides, $5–$7/day for drivers).