(1D) Full Day Exodus Paths Overview Driving Tour

(1D) Full Day Mount Sinai & Split Rock Driving Tour

Experience the Split Rock of Moses and the Real Mount Sinai!

This full day driving tour takes you first to the iconic Split Rock of Moses and then to the base of the Real Mount Sinai where you will see the Golden Calf Altar and the Moses Altar.

Tour begins in Tabuk or Haq'l. If you begin or end in Haq'l, you may have time to also see the Red Sea Crossing site.

Rates

1 passenger: $795

2 passenger: $495 pp

3 passengers: $395 pp

4+ passengers: $345 pp

6+ passengers: $295 pp

10+ passengers: $275 pp

15+ passengers: $255 pp

Exodus Sites

Real Mount Sinai, Split Rock of Moses, Jethro's Caves, Zipporah's Well

Exodus Sites on Driving Tour

Real Mount Sinai

Experience the Real Mount Sinai in Saudi Arabia! Day 2 is a full day at the base of the Real Mount Sinai.

Mount Sinai is the mountain where God called to Moses in a burning bush, revealed his Name and directed him to lead Israel out of slavery in Egypt. After the Exodus, it was the mountain where God gave the 10 commandments and where the 70 Elders met with God. In the plains before the mountain where Israel camped and built the Tabernacle..

At the foot of the mountain, explore the Moses Altar, referenced in Exodus 24, and view the possible remnants of the 12 pillars erected by Moses. Marvel at ancient petroglyphs illustrating the Golden Calf incident and the Golden Calf Altar itself, vivid testaments to biblical history.

Rephadim & Split Rock of Moses

Explore Rephadim, the location where ancient Israel stopped before arriving at the wilderness of Sinai. In Exodus, Repahdim is location of the battlefield between Israel and the Amalekites. Aaron and Hur helped Moses keep his staff raised over his head, and Israel defeated Amalek. Here Moses also Split the Rock of Horeb and provided water to Israel. On your tour you will see the Split Rock of Moses and be able to climb up the hill to its base if desired. Your guide will also take you to one of the nearby plains that may have been the battlefield site between Israel and Amalek.