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Kosher Surfing Camp
Kosher Summer Vacation
Sirmione, Italy
Starting
July 10 through October 31, 2011
Sukkot in Crete
October 11-23, 2011
Sukkot in Fort Myers, FL
October 11-23, 2011
Japan & Korea
October 23, 2011
Singapore, Vietnam & Thailand
October 23, 2011
China: In the Footsteps of the Jews
October 25, 2011
Australia, New Zealand & Fiji
October 25, 2011
Ecuador, Galapagos & Peru
October 27, 2011
Japan: Tradition & Modernity
October 30, 2011
Iberian Fiesta
October 30, 2011
Moroccan Encounter
October 30, 2011
Panoramic Portugal
October 30, 2011
India & the Pushkar Camel Festival
October 30, 2011
Guatamala & Belize
October 31, 2011
Kosher Cuisine of Provence
October 31, 2011
China & Hong Kong
November 2, 2011
Ecuador, Galapagos & Peru
November 8, 2011
Andalucia, Spain
November 10, 2011
Peru
November 10, 2011
Exotic India
The Golden Triangle
November 13, 2011
Tunisia & Rome
November 13, 2011
Australia & New Zealand
November 14, 2011
Morocco Magic of the Orient
November 14, 2011
Panama Thanksgiving Retreat
November 21, 2011
California Wine Tour
December 4, 2011
Ethiopia
December 11, 2011
Mystical Morocco
December 22, 2011
India & Nepal
December 22, 2011
Morocco
January 6, 2012
Vietnam & Cambodia
January 16, 2012
Portugal
January 22, 2012
Costa Rica Volcano & Rainforest Adventure
January 22, 2012
Thailand, Vietnam & Angor Wat
February 5, 2012
Australia & New Zealand
February 6, 2012
Columbia
February 12, 2012
Peru
February 19, 2012
Cambodia, Laos & Vietnam
March 11, 2012
India
March 18, 2012
Japan & Korea
April 29, 2012
California Wine Tour
June 3, 2012
Spain
July 9, 2012
Slavic States
August 5, 2012
New Zealand Ski Tour
August 19, 2012
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Beautiful Scandinavia: Norway & Sweden
Glatt Kosher Tour
August 8 - 18, 2010
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Experience spectacular Scandinavia, the great land of the Vikings, which is now divided into a number of countries. The Scandinavian Peninsula is a massive expanse that offers travelers the most stunning scenery available anywhere in the world, especially in the west. It's a mixture of diverse human cultures and architecturally interesting cities attuned to the local climate, alongside small, pastoral fishing villages. Most of the tour will concentrate on Scandinavia's amazing natural beauty, from the fjords that cross its landscape to the Troll's Ascent, to the remainder of an ancient glacier that once covered this area during the ice age, and on to lofty mountains that create a wild and impressive background for everything else. Another part of the tour is dedicated to the majestic capital cities of this area of the world: Oslo and Stockholm.
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Day 1, Sunday, August 8, 2010: Bergen
Arrival to Bergen. We'll transfer to our hotel to check in and if there's time, we'll take an initial tour of the city center. Overnight in Bergen. |
Day 2, Monday, August 9, 2010: Bergen - Voss
We'll start the day with a visit to the famous fish market in Bergen. Afterwards, we'll make our way to Voss and set sail upon the fjord. Afterwards we'll return to Bergen. We'll take the cable car to the top of the mountain for a magnificent view of Bergen and then complete our tour of the city. Overnight in Bergen. |
Day 3, Tuesday, August 10, 2010: Bergen - Hardangerfjord
Today we'll tour the Hardangerfjord. We'll cross the fjord to the Hardanger Heights where we'll visit the nature center. Afterwards we'll cross back and then north via Voss to the fjords district. This is a magnificent road trip combined with Ferry passage across the water. We'll arrive to our hotel toward evening and prepare for dinner and overnight. |
Day 4, Wednesday, August 11, 2010: Bergen - Geirangerfjord
This morning we'll head out to one of the main attractions of this part of the world, the Briksdal Glacier. We'll hike on foot to the closest point to the huge glacier. From there we'll continue on our way, and if the weather permits, we'll ascend to an exciting viewpoint from where we'll be able to see the Geirangerfjord spread out beneath our feet. We'll continue to the fjord where we'll board a ship and sail along the water. Afterwards we'll continue to our hotel for dinner and overnight. |
Day 5, Thursday, August 12, 2010: Domboss – Gudbrands Valley - Lillehammer
We'll continue our tour to the northernmost point of our itinerary, where we'll climb the Troll's Ascent and afterwards we'll descend down to the valet itself. We'll head eastwards to Domboss and then south along Gudbrands valley to the town of Lillehammer. There we will enjoy dinner and spend the night. |
Day 6, Friday, August 13, 2010: Oslo
In the morning we'll start making our way to Oslo, capital of Norway. We'll tour the city center that recently underwent major upgrading and gentrification. We'll see the impressive and recently renovated city hall building. We'll tour this interesting city and late in the afternoon we'll arrive to our hotel to prepare for Shabbat. |
Day 7, Shabbat, August 14, 2010: Oslo
After Shabbat services and lunch, we'll take a walking tour of the city center. After our Shabbat nap we'll head out once again to enjoy the sights of the city. |
Day 8, Sunday, August 15, 2010: Oslo - Carlstadt
We'll complete our tour of Oslo in the morning and then in the afternoon we'll make our way to the border crossing and cross over to Sweden. On our way to Stockholm, we'll spend the night in Carlstadt.
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Day 9, Monday, August 16, 2010: Carlstadt - Stockholm
This morning we continue on our way to Stockholm. In the afternoon we'll arrive in the Swedish capital and take our first tour of the city. In the evening we'll arrive to the Jewish community where we'll have supper. Afterwards, we'll make our way to the hotel. Overnight in Stockholm. |
Day 10, Tuesday, August 17, 2010 : Stockholm
Today we'll tour the interesting sites in this beautiful city. We'll see the Royal Palace and "Gamla Stan" - Stockholm's Old City. We'll see Stockholm's famous pedestrian mall as well as the Jewish community buildings where we'll have dinner. Afterwards we'll return to our hotel to pack our bags for the trip home. |
Day 11, Wednesday, August 18, 2010: Stockholm – Home Gateway
After breakfast we'll complete our tour of Stockholm and then make our way to the airport for our flight home. |
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*Prices Are per person, based on double occupancy and are subject to change. Taxes and fuel surcharges are not included.
Airfare is based on Tel Aviv as the tour's gateway. Please call for airfare from other gateways. |
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A $500 USD Deposit per person must be received at the time of booking in order to confirm your reservation.
Payment in full is due 90 days before departure.
A minimum number of participants are required to operate tour dates. If a minimum number has not been reached prior to tour departure and the tour is cancelled you will receive a FULL refund. |
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Price Includes:
- First Class Tourist Hotels
- Entrance fees as per the itinerary
- Comfortable air conditioned touring coach
- Half board kosher food daily & supplies for making sandwiches for lunch
- Professional experienced English-speaking Israeli guide
- Local English-speaking Guide as required
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Price Does Not Include:
- Travel & Health Insurance
- Personal expenses and evening entertainment not included in the itinerary
- Tips for local service providers (€90 to be collected in cash abroad)
- Shows and evening entertainment not included in the itinerary
- Tip for our Tour Guide (Recommended: €2 per person per day)
- Miscellaneous expenses such as departure fees, visas, security surcharges etc. where applicable.
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Important to Know:
There may be changes to the order of places visited. We will make every effort to visit every place mentioned in the itinerary.
The tour organizers have no control over airline services such as seating, special meal requests, changes in departure times or delays. These remain the sole responsibility of the airline company.
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Kashrut on Tours
Kosher food is provided to our travelers on all our tours. We work with the local Rabbinate to provide Hashgacha for all local ingredients and fresh meat and poultry. In some cases, we fly in kosher food from Israel and other sources, depending on the destination of the tour. We do not guarantee Pat Israel and Chalav Israel for all destinations.
In many destinations we have our own crockery and cutlery. Where we don't, we provide disposables at the meals. When we cook in Hotel kitchens, we ensure proper Kashering and we use our own kitchenware on kashered and covered surfaces. All this is done under the strict supervision of our trained staff/guides who function as our Mashgichim. Our travelers enjoy gourmet meals prepared by our team including fresh local fish, fruit, and vegetables. This is an integral part of Jewish travel. We make great efforts to assure that our travelers will experience local foods first-hand, while maintaining stringent observance of Kashrut laws on all occasions.
Rabbi Menahem Fogel
A native of Tel Aviv-Jaffa, Menahem Fogel served as a pulpit rabbi in South Africa and Canada before returning to Israel in 1984 to take up the position of spokesman of Yad Vashem, in Jerusalem, a position he held for six years. Since that time he has held senior positions in both the public and private sectors developing interactive computer systems for museums around the world. He also lived and worked in the USA, Netherlands, Austria, UK and India. A lifelong yearning for travel led to his becoming a Tour Manager in 2000 and developed expertise in tourism to Japan & China, Alaska, Canadian Rockies and Africa. Recently he took on the added role of Rav Hamachshir for The Kosher Travel Club to ensure the highest standards of Kashrut are implemented on all our Kosher Tours.
For any questions about Kashrut please feel free to email menahemf@netvision.net.il |
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