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The Passover Vacations

Pesach, also known as Passover, is a significant holiday in the Jewish calendar. many resorts and hotels offer Pesach vacation packages or Passover programs. There are many destinations to choose from for a Pesach vacation : Israël, Greece, Spain, Morroco, Cyprus, France, Dubaï, Italy...

The Passover Programs ( Pesach programs 2026)

For each Passover stay, Alloj informs you about kosher surveillance, the various activities of Jewish life during the stay, a complete description of the hotel, rooms, swimming pool, equipment and services. Transport to access the stay, a description of the organizer and an overview of the activities during the stay.

The Korban Pesach 

The Passover barbecue party is a popular tradition during the holiday of Passover, but it has roots in an ancient ritual known as the Korban Pesach, or the Passover sacrifice. In the days of the Temple, Jewish families would bring a lamb or goat to the Temple in Jerusalem to be sacrificed as a part of the Passover observance. 

jewish life during pesach

Jewish life during the stay offers organized sedarim, rabbis classes, daily prayer services, kiddush on Shabbat and holidays as well as the evening of the mimouna

Passover trips without kitniyot

For those who follow the tradition of not eating kitniyot during Passover, finding suitable travel options can be a challenge. Kitniyot are a group of legumes, grains, and seeds that are prohibited during Passover for Ashkenazi Jews. This includes rice, beans, and corn, among others. While many Passover programs and trips offer kosher-for-Passover meals, not all of them observe the no-kitniyot tradition. Alloj offers a list of Passover stays without kitniyot.

Passover all inclusive

The all-inclusive service for catering in hotels on pesach offers breakfasts, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. It also includes Shabbat and Yom Tov meals. Drinks according to the organizers may or may not be included.

Hol Hamoed Pesach

Hol Hamoed Pesach, which translates to "the intermediate days of Passover," refers to the period of time during the Passover holiday that falls between the first two and last two days of the holiday. These days are neither fully part of the holiday nor regular weekdays, and they are observed differently from the rest of Passover. the organizers during hol hamoed pesach offer excursions and visits to the city and monuments, as well as outdoor or nautical activities.

Passover seder and meal

The hotel kitchen will prepare a full course meal that is strictly kosher for Passover, adhering to all the dietary restrictions and customs of the holiday. This means that the food will be free of any leavened products, known as chametz, and will include traditional Passover foods such as matzah, charoset, and maror. The seder will be led by a knowledgeable and experienced leader, who will guide guests through the traditional seder ceremony.

This includes reciting the Haggadah, the story of the Jewish people's liberation from slavery in Egypt, and performing the various seder rituals such as dipping vegetables in salt water, eating matzah, and drinking four cups of wine. Guests can expect the seder to be lively and engaging, with plenty of singing, storytelling, and discussion. The communal atmosphere of the hotel seder adds to the overall experience, as guests from all over the world come together to celebrate the holiday.

Marroco passover programs

Morocco has a long and rich history of Jewish culture and heritage. It is home to some of the oldest Jewish communities in the world, dating back over 2,000 years. The country is known for its beautiful synagogues, bustling markets, and delicious cuisine, all of which play a significant role in the Passover traditions.

During Passover, many Jewish families in Morocco travel to the coastal cities of Essaouira and Casablanca to celebrate the holiday. The streets are filled with people carrying baskets of unleavened bread, or matzah, and fresh fruits and vegetables for the Seder table. The Seder is a special meal that takes place on the first and second nights of Passover, during which the story of the Jewish exodus from Egypt is retold.

In Morocco, the Seder is often held in a traditional Moroccan house or Riad, which is a type of traditional Moroccan hotel. The Riads are adorned with beautiful Moroccan decor, such as intricate tile work, colorful textiles, and ornate lanterns. 

After the Seder, many families continue the celebration by visiting local markets and participating in outdoor activities, such as hiking in the Atlas Mountains or camel riding in the Sahara Desert. The Passover holiday in Morocco is a time for both reflection and celebration, a time to reconnect with family and friends, and a time to immerse oneself in the rich and vibrant Jewish culture of this beautiful country.

France passover listing 

As the Passover holiday approaches, many Jewish families are beginning to make plans for their annual celebration. For those looking to travel and explore new destinations, there are a variety of Passover programs being offered in France.

One such program is a Passover tour of Provence, organized by a leading kosher travel company. The tour will take participants through the picturesque towns and villages of the region, offering opportunities to explore local history and culture while also enjoying delicious Passover cuisine. The tour will include daily excursions to sites of historical and cultural significance. Several stays are offered on alloj such as Alef Loisirs in Cannes, Ora Family in Corsica, Family Holiday in Capbreton, David Guez Organization in Nice and many others…

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Israël passover programs

Passover, or Pesach in Hebrew, is one of the most widely celebrated holidays in Israel. As the country prepares for the week-long holiday, families and communities are getting ready to mark the occasion in a variety of ways. One of the most significant traditions during Passover in Israel is the practice of cleaning and preparing for the holiday, known as "spring cleaning." This includes removing all leavened products, or chametz, from the home and replacing them with unleavened bread, or matzah. The streets and markets in Israel are filled with shoppers stocking up on matzah, wine, and other Passover essentials.

In addition to preparing the home, many Israelis also take part in the seder, a festive meal that takes place on the first two nights of Passover. The seder is a time for families to come together, retell the story of the Exodus from Egypt, and share a meal that includes traditional Passover dishes like matzah ball soup, gefilte fish, and brisket. Throughout the holiday, Israelis also participate in a variety of cultural and religious events, including music concerts, Passover fairs, and religious ceremonies at the Western Wall in Jerusalem. Many families also take advantage of the spring weather to explore Israel's natural beauty, visiting national parks and hiking trails.

Overall, Passover in Israel is a time for celebration, reflection, and community. Whether through traditional religious practices or modern cultural events, Israelis come together to mark this important holiday and honor their shared heritage and traditions. Here are some trips we offer : Here are some trips we offer : CLUB TIMORA PESSAH IN EILAT 2026 ISROTEL, Club Paradise Eilat 2026

Dubaï passover programs

In recent years, a growing number of Jews have been celebrating Passover in Dubai, one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world. With its luxurious hotels and world-class restaurants, Dubai has become a popular destination for Passover travelers looking to enjoy a unique holiday experience. Passover in Dubai typically involves attending specially arranged Seders in hotels or private venues, where guests can enjoy a sumptuous feast of traditional Passover foods, including matzah, gefilte fish, and brisket. Many of these Seders are led by well-known rabbis and cantors who travel to Dubai for the occasion.

In addition to Seders, Passover travelers to Dubai can also participate in a variety of activities and events, such as exploring the city's stunning architecture, visiting the famous Burj Khalifa skyscraper, or taking a camel ride in the desert. For those looking for a more spiritual experience, there are also plenty of synagogues in Dubai that offer services throughout the holiday. Overall, celebrating Passover in Dubai can be an unforgettable experience for those looking to combine tradition with luxury and adventure. With its vibrant culture, beautiful surroundings, and warm hospitality, Dubai is the perfect destination for anyone looking to celebrate this meaningful holiday in a unique and memorable way.

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