Kenes Tours will make all reasonable accommodations to address trip participants’ physical limitations. Participants requiring assistance or special accommodations in any form are required to notify Kenes Tours in writing at the time of reservation. Kenes Tours will use its good efforts to accommodate the trip participant’s needs. Due to space limitations, special advance arrangements may need to be made to accommodate wheelchairs and walkers aboard motor coaches. Additional costs may be involved and Kenes Tours will notify the participant of such in advance of the trip.
To enjoy touring in Israel, you should be in good health and able to walk reasonable distances, often over unpaved and uneven surfaces. Some of the most memorable sightseeing can only be accomplished on foot. The amount of walking you do, however, is at your discretion. We recommend that you pack sturdy, comfortable walking shoes that already have been broken-in to appreciate fully what your trip has to offer.
Active components such as hiking, bicycling and walking longer distances may be included; hills and/or uneven terrain may be encountered on several days. Guests should be able to walk two-to-three miles and stand for long periods of time with no difficulty. Your journey is moderately paced, and may include some early morning hotel departures and extended motorcoach travel.
Kenes Tours reserves the right to remove any person from a trip who has not provided the required notification and has not received written confirmation from Kenes Tours. All related expenses, including those to return home, will be borne by the passenger.
PLEASE NOTE: We regret that in some cases the Kenes Tours itinerary cannot accommodate wheelchairs or motorized scooters. Likewise, we regret that we’re unable to provide individual assistance to guests with walking difficulties or other personal needs. The responsibility of the Kenes Tours Educator/Guide who accompanies your trip is to ensure that the larger group enjoys a relaxing and informative journey; he or she cannot be relied upon to provide ongoing individual assistance to any one guest. Guests requiring continuous individualized assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion who can provide it.