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Holy Land Tours to Greece

There is 1 Holy Land tour to Greece open for booking right now, listed by 1 independent advisor. It departs in August 2027. The trip lasts 10 days and is priced from $4,006 per person, leaving from Athens.

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Footsteps of Apostle PaulHoly Land TourFeatured

Aug 1 – 10, 2027 · 10 days

Footsteps of Apostle Paul

Ten days retracing Paul's missionary journeys through mainland Greece, the Greek Isles and Turkey, with Mykonos, Crete and Santorini along the way.

From Athens · Debbie Jones · Covenant Retreats

from$4,006

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Greece traces the missionary journeys of Paul: Philippi, Thessaloniki, Berea, Athens and Corinth. Most itineraries combine the mainland with an Aegean cruise to Patmos, where John received the Revelation, and to the coast of Turkey for Ephesus. Paul preached at the Areopagus in Athens and planted churches in Philippi, Thessalonica and Corinth. The island of Patmos is where the Apostle John wrote Revelation.

Holy Land and Bible lands tours are guided land journeys through Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Turkey, Greece and the lands of the Reformation. A typical tour runs nine to twelve days with a licensed local guide, a pastor or teacher leading daily devotions, first-class hotels and most meals included. Groups form around a church or a host leader, and open seats are listed here so individuals and couples can join. Prices are per person, double occupancy, and most include round-trip airfare from the listed gateway city.

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