Melanie T.
January 24 - February 5, 2027
November 14-26, 2027

April 11-22, 2027
Discover the most significant early Christian sites of Türkiye while enjoying its rich culture, history, and cuisine. This carefully crafted journey follows the footsteps of the apostles and the congregations of Revelation, combined with comfortable accommodations and authentic local experiences.

Year round tour
Private Bible tour of Ancient Ephesus from Kusadasi, Selcuk, Sirince, Izmir and Alacati

Approximately 5 hours | $180 per person
Dipylon Gate – The main entrance to ancient Athens, marking Paul’s arrival into the city.• Ancient Agora (Acts 17:17) – The center of public life, commerce, and philosophical discussion, where Paul reasoned daily.• Roman Agora – Reflecting the Roman presence and administrative life of the city.• Library of Hadrian – A symbol of Athens’ continued intellectual importance under Roman rule. • Arch of Hadrian – The boundary between classical Greek Athens and Roman Athens.• Acropolis – Understanding the religious landscape filled with temples and sanctuaries.• Areopagus Hill (Acts 17:22) – The site of Paul’s famous speech about the “Unknown God”.• Temple of Hephaestus, the most well-preserved temple of ancient Greece, 5th cent. BCE, Ancient Agora.• The Panathenaic Way, was the main road of the ancient city, stretching from the Dipylon Gate to the Acropolis. • The Temple of Olympian Zeus or Olympieion, a colossal temple that was completed in the 2nd cent. CE under the reign of Emperor Hadrian.

Approximately 8 hours | $235 per person
Corinth Canal – Understanding Corinth’s strategic location.• Diolkos – Ancient paved trackway used to move ships across the Isthmus. • Acrocorinth – Overlooking the city and its moral challenges (1 Corinthians 6:15–20). • Ancient Corinth – Where Paul lived and preached (Acts 18:1–11).• Temple of Apollo – Discussing matters of conscience related to sacrifices offered there (1 Corinthians 10:23–33).•The Bema (Judgment Seat) (Acts 18:12) – Where Paul was brought before the proconsul Gallio•Cenchreae (Acts 18:18) – The harbor from which Paul departed• The tour concludes with lunch at a traditional restaurant near Cenchreae.

Approximately 12 hours | $350 per person
We will depart from Athens early in the morning and make our way to our first stop, Ancient Corinth. Here, we will spend approximately 2 hours taking you on a short Bible tour. • Next, we will visit the prehistoric acropolis of Mycenae, the center of Mycenaean culture, and the first Greek civilization.• Our final stop is the traditional city of Nafplion, which was the first capital city of the Modern Greek State. Here, we will have free time to enjoy a traditional Greek lunch, the famous gelato of the city, and a nice walk in the picturesque city center.
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