Every Pesach program compared

Pesach 5787 runs from the evening of 21 April 2027 to 29 April 2027. Most programs run the full eight days, arriving on or before 21 April and departing on 29 or 30 April. Check the dates column above for the specific program — a handful run shorter first-days or second-days stays rather than the whole chag.

The supervision column above shows exactly which do and which do not. Where a program has not stated a supervising authority we write 'Not published' rather than filling the gap — naming a rav who has not been named by the operator would be worse than saying nothing. If a program you are considering shows 'Not published', ask them directly before you book, and expect a name rather than a reassurance.

Across the programs listed, published starting rates run from roughly $4,000 to $22,000 per adult for the full eight days. Southern Europe opens lowest, Israel is the deepest market but most programs there quote on request, and the American mountain and desert resorts sit at the top. Children are usually 40 to 60 percent of the adult rate. Remember that flights are on top, and at Pesach fares they are a large part of the real number.

It is standard practice in the Israeli market in particular, where a large share of programs quote by phone rather than publishing a rate. It is not a warning sign, but it does mean the comparison work falls to you. Ask for the all-in rate per adult and per child, including supplements, before comparing it with a published price — they are often not measuring the same thing.

Non-gebrokts means the program does not serve matza that has come into contact with liquid, for the whole eight days and for everyone. Non-kitniyot means kitniyot are not served at all. 'Yes' means the program cooks that way for everyone; 'No' means it does not; a dash means the operator has not stated a policy. Our guide to gebrokts, kitniyot and cholov yisroel explains what each actually involves.

It is complete as to what we list, which is not the same as every Pesach program in the world. We add programs continuously and remove them when they stop running or sell out. If a program you have heard of is missing, tell us and we will look into it — and if you would rather not search at all, the free quote form puts your requirements in front of matching programs instead.

Never by a family. The site is completely free to use, there are no booking fees, and nothing on this page is ordered by who pays. Programs are sorted by destination and then by price, which is the order most useful for comparing them.

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