(3D-3N) Exodus Sites Tour

Embark on an extraordinary three-day journey to see all the Exodus sites in Saudi Arabia!

Day 1 explores Jethro's Caves, Zipporah's Well. It continues to the Red Sea Crossing site with swimming and/or snorkeling in the Sea of Aqaba.

Day 2 begins at Rephadim, the possible battlefield site where Israel defeated Amalek and then continues to the iconic Split Rock of Moses. The day ends with camping at the base of Mount Sinai.

Day 3 is a full day at the base of Mount Sinai with a local guide. You will see the Golden Calf altar site and the Moses Altar site at the base of the mountain. Also, you will see other potential evidence at the mountain including various petroglyphs and the Graveyard.

Rates

1 passenger: $2595

2 passenger: $2095 pp

3 passengers: $1795 pp

4+ passengers: $1595 pp

6+ passengers: $1495 pp

10+ passengers: $1395 pp

15+ passengers: $1295 pp

Single Supplement: $215

Day 1

Jethro's Caves, Zipporah's Well, Red Sea Crossing Site

Day 1 Exodus Sites

Jethro's Caves & Zipporah's Well

Visit ancient Midian near the town of Al Bada, including Jethro's Caves (Magha'ir Shu'aub in Arabic) and Zipporah's Well. When Moses fled Egypt, he came to Midian and met his wife Zipporah at this well. While the Nabateans carved intricate tomb facades at this site, it is widely recognized as the location of ancient Midian and is likely where Moses stayed with Jethro. You can see Mount Sinai in the distance and imagine Moses taking his flock there when he had the burning bush experience. A modern museum on-site offers the chance to learn even more about the rich history of Midian.

Red Sea Crossing Site

One of the most significant miracles in the entire Bible is the splitting of the Red Sea (Yam Suph). By recognizing Jabal Maqla in NW Saudi Arabia as the Real Mount Sinai, the Sea of Aqaba becomes the obvious choice as the body of water Moses split. Most have pointed to the beaches of Nuweiba on the Egypt side of the Sea of Aqaba as the location where Israel began the crossing. It's one of the only places along the Sea where the underwater topography is level enough for a crossing. You can see the beaches surrounded by mountains from the Saudi side. Enjoy a sunset over the Sea and perhaps a refreshing swim.

Accommodation

Overnight in hotel in Haq'l

Questions: Contact us at [email protected] or call 1-888-611-8078

Day 2

Rephadim, Split Rock of Moses, Base Camp at Mount Sinai

Rephadim & Split Rock of Moses

Journey to Rephidim & the Split Rock of Moses, a pivotal stop for ancient Israel before reaching the Sinai wilderness, rich with biblical significance. According to Exodus, Rephidim was the site of Israel’s battle against the Amalekites, where Aaron and Hur supported Moses in holding his staff aloft, securing victory for Israel. It was also here that Moses struck the Rock of Horeb, miraculously providing water for the people. During your tour, marvel at the striking Split Rock of Moses and, if you choose, climb the hill to its base for a closer look. Your expert guide will lead you to a nearby plain, a potential site of the historic battle between Israel and the Amalekites, bringing this sacred history to life.

Camp at Base of Mount Sinai

In the afternoon, you'll arrive at the base of Mount Sinai for an unforgettable overnight camping experience. Nestled in a traditional Bedouin-style camp, you'll gather in a spacious communal tent, ideal for sipping tea and sharing stories. Enjoy a delicious catered dinner under the stars, followed by time to unwind before the next morning's scenic hike.

Questions: Contact us at [email protected] or call 1-888-611-8078

Day 3

Climb the Real Mount Sinai, Golden Calf Altar, Moses Altar

Real Mount Sinai

Experience the Real Mount Sinai in Saudi Arabia! Day 3 offers an extraordinary full-day adventure at the base of the Real Mount Sinai.

Mount Sinai is where God spoke to Moses through the burning bush, revealed His divine Name, and called him to lead the Israelites out of Egyptian bondage. Later, it became the hallowed site where God delivered the Ten Commandments and where the 70 Elders encountered the Divine Presence. At its base, the plains once hosted the Israelite encampment and the construction of 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. Nearby is an ancient Graveyard that some think may be related to the 3000 Israelites that perished after the Golden Calf incident.