What to do in Kfar Tavor

The Sea of Galilee is a large freshwater basin surrounded by towns and mountains that hold a special religious significance. Believed to be the location where Christ lived and taught, its shores are covered by spiritual vestiges and symbols. Sleep beneath the stars in one of the various campgrounds dotted around its banks.

St. Andrew’s Church of Scotland, Tiberias, is an exceptional spiritual outpost where prayers, songs and readings take place in English. It brings Scottish traditions and culture to the scenic shores of the Sea of Galilee. Join the pilgrims and vacationers who have traveled from around the globe to see this intriguing religious hub.

The Mount of Beatitudes is a green and scenic hilltop that played a key role in activities depicted in the Bible. Thought to be the location of Christ’s famous Sermon on the Mount, the knoll possesses a range of religious vestiges and a preserved chapel. Hike along the winding Jesus Trail to reach this holy peak.

The Basilica of the Annunciation is one of the holiest churches of the Christian faith. Join pilgrims in visiting the supposed place where the Archangel Gabriel announced to Mary that she would be the mother of the son of God. A church has stood on the grounds of the Basilica of the Annunciation since the 5th century. Prior to this, common belief is that it was the home of Mary and Joseph.

Views of towns and villages surrounded by a countryside of patchwork fields await at the 1,302-feet (397-meter) tall Mount of Precipice. Sit and gaze across areas of the Holy Land while contemplating historical events that occurred thousands of years ago. Part of The Gospel Trail, a route that retraces the footsteps of Jesus, the Mount of Precipice holds great religious significance. Legend states that Jesus escaped the clutches of an enraged mob that wanted to throw him from the top.