For those traveling alone and needing a roommate, we will do our best to pair you up with a roommate of the same sex.

Yes, but there is a significant fee for single occupancy. Single occupancy is an additional $1,925 per person.

That will depend on your departure city. Please ensure you don’t have too long of a layover or too many stops. Those airfares are less expensive, but it makes for a long, tiring day before you arrive in Israel and if you’ve never experienced jet lag, it can be exhausting.

Yes, you will be greeted upon arriving at the hotel with all pertinent information regarding your stay.

The best thing to do is to check the weather online. Be sure to bring a light jacket and layer your clothes.

We will not know how many buses until after we have sign-ups. We can take up to 10 buses.

You will be responsible for two lunches, snacks, sodas, and any souvenirs you would like to purchase. A good starting point would be $300-$500 cash, but remember you can also use your credit card. It all depends on your spending habits. You can purchase water on the bus for $1.00, so we advise you to bring dollar bills. You will also be able to order authentic Israeli jewelry, such as necklaces, rings, and money clips inscribed with your favorite scripture in Hebrew. The jeweler does take credit cards or cash.

Yes, definitely. Visa and MasterCard are easier to use than American Express. Most credit card companies have international fees, so check with your banking institution. Also, it’s best to alert your credit card company that you will be traveling internationally.

You need to contact your cell phone carrier. International calls are costly. However, many carriers have plans for international travel. Texting can be part of your plan, and it’s much more cost effective to text than to make an international call. You must set up your international plan before departure.

The food is excellent! Fresh fruits and vegetables are available at each meal with a variety of different types of foods.

Yes, you will have the opportunity to be baptized in the Jordan River.

Yes, hairdryers are supplied.

No, all tips are included in the cost of the trip.

Pack all prescription medicines in your carry-on luggage, in the event your check-in luggage is delayed. Luggage does not get delayed often, but it is better to always have your prescriptions/medications with you.

For ladies that use curling irons, flat irons, etc., we suggest you purchase them with international dual voltage. You will still need the adaptor for these dual-voltage items but not the transformer. If you bring your computer, you will need the adaptor only as they are made to handle the dual voltage.

Absolutely! Bottled water will be available on each bus for $1 a bottle. It is important you stay hydrated on this trip!

No, that is unnecessary, as American dollars or credit cards are accepted in the shops you visit.

No, the Covid Vaccine is no longer required nor a vaccine card.

Children age 5 and older.

Name, address, phone number, email address and credit card information.

You are only able to register the same number of spots that you had originally confirmed.

Published tour dates include Land Touring days:

All rates, payments, penalties, and change fees are quoted per passenger. Sites, artists, speakers, and/or schedules are subject to change. Carefully review the Terms and Conditions on this website and all documentation you receive concerning your travel.

Rates:

All rates quoted are in U.S. dollars and are based on fares and costs in effect at the time of publication. However, depending upon the strength of the U.S. dollar and the fluctuating nature of oil, gas, and other costs, published rates are subject to change without notice.

Not included in rates:

Airfare, travel to the international gateway, pre/post tour hotels, meals not specifically detailed in the tour itinerary, items of a personal nature including but not limited to laundry, room service at hotels, meals in transit, phone calls, baggage fees, etc.

Mandatory Passport information:

At some point we will be supplying you with a link to upload a copy of your U.S. Passport as we will need to send that information to Israel. Your passport must have at least six months before expiration and four empty pages. The expiration date on your passport must be dated October 2026 or later.

Proof of Citizenship:

A valid passport is required for all passengers, including children. Applications are available online at www.travel.state.gov/passport or by the National Passport Information Center at (877) 487-2778. If you don’t have a passport, get the process going immediately as it can take several months.

You may also contact your local post office for information. Your passport name must match the name on your reservation and airline ticket, or you may be denied travel. It is the personal responsibility of each passenger to fully comply with all immigration and documentation requirements.

Non-U.S. Citizens:

A valid passport is required. You should consult your country’s embassy regarding specific requirements for entry into each and every country of destination. Your passport name must match the name on your reservation and airline ticket, or you may be denied travel. It is the personal responsibility of each passenger to fully comply with all immigration and documentation requirements.

Travel/Medical Protection:

To purchase Trip Cancellation insurance to cover your trip investment, please go to https://www.withfaye.com or call Faye Travel Insurance at 833-240-7056. Certain terms, conditions, limitations, and exclusions apply.

Physical Requirements:

There may be restrictions imposed by the travel suppliers (air carrier, tour operator, etc.) Activities on this tour require you to be in good health and able to climb stairs without assistance, walk at a modest pace for a few miles per day on uneven terrain and be able to transport your own luggage. Because facilities in sites around the world vary significantly, accommodations for persons with mobility limitations (wheelchair, walker, cane, etc.) may not be available. If you have a medical condition (mobility limitations, pregnancy, etc.) or use medical equipment which could affect your travel, please consult your physician and notify Robin Knapp so we can inform you of possible travel restrictions.

Image and Sound Release:

By booking this travel event, you are granting permission for all persons on your reservation to be photographed, audio, and/or video recorded and releasing Calvary Chapel Chino Hills from liability, restrictions, conditions or any compensation for obtaining and using these images and sounds in future promotional materials. Images or videos submitted to Calvary Chapel Chino Hills may be used for marketing without the expectation of compensation.

PAYMENT & CANCELLATION:

• $500 Deposit (Non-refundable after 30 days of registration)

• $1,848 Payment due November 14 (Non-refundable after January 1, 2026)

• $2,200 Final Payment due January 30 (Non-refundable Payment)

• You must add 3.5% if using a credit card for the November 14 and January 30 payments.

 You can also pay with cash if you live locally, near Calvary Chapel Chino Hills. You may also use money orders or checks to eliminate the credit card fee.