In the Footsteps of Moses
Experience the Bible Like Never Before
Take this unique opportunity to live the story of the Exodus as you journey from Egypt to Mount Sinai, and end at Mount Nebo the final resting place of Moses. Sar-El Tours provides the seamless logistics to allow for a profound spiritual journey.
11 days | 10 nights
Itinerary Highlights
Sunrise on Mount Sinai
Follow the Exodus from Egypt
Journey over the Red Sea
Visit Saudi Arabia
“I am the LORD your God, who brough you out of Egypt, out of the land of slavery"
- Exodus 20:2
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Tour Itinerary
Day 2: Cairo
- Giza Pyramids built during the Fourth Dynasty of the Old Kingdom
- Cave Church of St. Simon located in the Mokattam Mountain on the southeast edge of Cairo, inside a massive natural cave where the Coptic Christians proved their faith based on a Bible Verse suggesting that faith as small as a mustard seed can move mountains
- Grand Egyptian Museum a national archeological museum dedicated to Ancient Egypt and its culture, society, and artifacts
Day 3: Taba
- Taba closely associated with the biblical Exodus story, serving as part of the wilderness route where Moses led the Israelites
- Moses' Spring a collection of fresh water springs said to be those in the area referred to as Elim
- St. Catherine built in the 6th century at the site of the traditionally identified as the Burning Bush
Day 4: Departure - Arrival
- Depart Egypt
- Arrive Saudi Arabia
Day 5: Land of Midian
- Red Sea a defining part of the Exodus story where Moses, under God's command, leads the fleeing Israelites to safety from the Egyptian army.
- Medyan (Midian) a critical 40-year period of exile, transformation, and preparation that turned a fugitive prince into a humble leader chosen by God.
- Moses' Well the location where Moses rescued the seven daughters of Jethro from aggressive shepherds.
- Split Rock of Horeb believed to be the rock Moses struck for water.
Day 6: The Base of Mount Sinai
- Jabal Maqia proposed as the true Mount Sinai, where Moses received the Ten Commandments
- Golden Calf located near the base of Jabal Maqia features a large rock pile covered in petroglyphs of bulls and cows.
- Twelve Pillars where Moses is believed to have built an altar and twelve pillars to represent the twelve tribes of Israel
- Elijah's Cave where the prophet Elijah took refuge after fleeing Jezebel.
Day 7: The Summit of Mt. Sinai
- Jabal Al-Lawz (Mt. Sinai) where Moses received the Ten Commandments. This site, linked to the land of Midian, features a blackened peak
Day 8: Aqaba
- Cross into Jordan
Day 9: Land of Edom
- Petra linked to the story of Moses where he led the Israelites through the region of Edom
- Dead Sea the lowest point on Earth
Day 10: The End of the Journey
- Mt. Nebo the traditional site where Moses viewed the Promised Land before his death.
Day 11: Departure
- Head Home
Use the map to track the itinerary
Visualizing the Exodus
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