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Explore the Holy Land

Guided Visual Tours of Sacred Places

View from Masada

Planning a trip to the Holy Land? Explore each major biblical site before you arrive. Have you already toured the Holy Land? Refresh your memory of the experience by revisiting sacred sites as often as you like.

The narrated slide presentations follow many of the sites visited on standard 10- and 14-day Holy Land itineraries. Watching them before you travel will help you recognize important locations and understand their biblical significance when you arrive.

Magdala Boat

When the presentation concludes, continue to the site's gallery in the Photo Library for additional photographs, historical background, and detailed explanations.

Whether you are exploring an entire region, tracing a biblical journey, or examining an individual site, these presentations reveal geographical relationships and details that are difficult to appreciate from maps or photographs alone. Choose a biblical site below and begin exploring the land where Scripture comes to life.


Explore by Biblical Site

Each site includes a narrated slide presentation followed by a companion photo gallery for
further exploration.

Lower Galilee

Sea of Galilee

Upper Jordan Valley

Mediterranean Coast

Judea

Mount of Olives

Judean Shephelah

Jordan Valley

Central Hill Country

Dead Sea


Bethlehem Shepherd's Filed
A young shepherd boy in Shepherd’s Field near Bethlehem. In the background are two watchtowers.

View from Masada

View west from the southern end of Masada. The canyon below is Nahal Metsada, one of the deep ravines that isolate the fortress from the surrounding Judean wilderness.

Bethlehem Shepherd's Filed

Magdala Boat

View east: Located in the Duc in Altum Church at Magdala, this unique altar is designed in the form of a first-century fishing boat, recalling the fishing boats from which Jesus taught and from which He called His first disciples. Framed by the waters of the Sea of Galilee, it invites worshippers to imagine themselves aboard the Savior’s boat, listening to His words and accepting His invitation to “follow me.”