Bethlehem Tours

08/06/2023

Come hear the beautiful music of a glass factory in Hebron!

03/01/2023

30/12/2022

Overview

Witness the world of the West Bank and explore its history and culture on this full-day guided tour from Jerusalem. See where Jesus was born in Bethlehem and where he was baptized in the Jordan River. Visit the town of Ramallah.Stop at Jericho to see the oldest city in the world.
Full-day tour of the West Bank, the region spread along the west of the Jordan River
See the ruins of ancient Jericho and the spot where Jesus is said to have been baptized
See the main religious sites of Bethlehem, including the Church of the Nativity
Enjoy a tasty Arabic-style lunch at a restaurant in Bethlehem
Learn about the rich history and culture of the West Bank from an expert guide.

22/12/2022

Dead Sea adventures with friends from USA

15/12/2022

Hi friends, it’s Bethlehem Tours 👋
Christmas in The HolyLand is incredibly special, and while you’re here, we’d love to show you around Bethlehem 🎄
This tour only happens on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day till January 1st , and it’s a wonderful way to experience the magic and meaning of Christmas in Bethlehem ✨
On this tour, you’ll visit The Church of Nativity and Manger Square, along with other amazing sites like king Herod palace and Banksy hotel and the Desert.
Interested in joining us? Please contact us by Facebook or what’s app !

13/11/2022

Hisham’s Palace, close to Jericho is a must see on your tour of the West Bank

12/11/2022

Would you like to visit the River Jordan? We recently took a group of visitors on a day tour which included visiting this amazing site.

26/09/2022

14/09/2022

From Jerusalem: Full-Day Bethlehem and Dead Sea Day Tour
Discover the famous old city of Bethlemen and the Dead Sea on a guided day trip from Jerusalem. Swim in the Dead Sea, visit an olive wood factory and see the famous Church of the Nativity. Following pickup in Jerusalem, ride to Bethlehem to meet your guide before heading to the Old City of Bethlehem. Begin with a guided visit to the Church of the Nativity. Next, if availability allows, visit the Nativity Star and the Cave of St. Jerome. From there, head to the Milk Grotto Church, where it is believed that the Holy Family found refuge from the Massacre of the Innocents before they could flee into Egypt. Next, drive to the City of the Shepherd's, Bayt Sahur. In Bayt Sahurt, enjoy a guided visit to the Chapel of The Shepherd's Field, the church where the angels first appeared to the shepherds to announce the birth of Jesus Christ. Continue your trip with a visit to an olive wood factory and watch the artisans crafting wooden sculptures. Continue through the Desert to reach the lowest point on Earth. Hop out and take pictures at sea-level in the desert . Continue to the Dead Sea to enjoy the rest of the day, either floating in the rich water or relaxing at the beach.

12/08/2022

30/07/2022

The old city of Hebron

01/07/2022

28/06/2022

5 Reasons to Tour Palestine


Whether Palestine is already on your travel wish list or you’re wondering if it should be, here are five reasons to visit:

#1 Get a true taste of local Palestinian culture
Have you ever been told it’s best to avoid discussing politics and religion? In some cultures and situations, those topics may be seen as taboo. But you can only truly experience Palestine if you take the time to understand a bit about the politics and religions that have impacted the history and present-day realities of this place. And there’s perhaps no better way to engage in candid conversation than through food and drinks!Take a cooking class with a Palestinian family in Bethlehem. Taste fresh tahini (sesame seed paste) and knafeh (a traditional Palestinian dessert) in Nablus. Join a culinary tour through Jerusalem’s Old City. Wherever your tastebuds lead you, be sure to choose a variety of experiences and get to know Palestine through its food and people.

#2 Spend a night in a controversial work of art
Most hotels would not boast about having the “worst view in the world.” But most hotels are not designed and decked out in artwork by the elusive British street artist, Banksy. With every window facing the barrier wall, visitors to the Walled Off Hotel—located in Bethlehem, an area controlled by the Israeli military—get a glimpse of what life here is like for Palestinians in the shadow of the ever-present, 25-feet tall slab of concrete and barbed wire. Whether or not you decide to spend a night, an on-site museum offering insight into the history of the wall and a gallery featuring Palestinian artists are worth a visit.

#3 Follow the footsteps of pilgrims
There are numerous sites of significance. And some, are important to all three major monotheistic religions. Visiting sites—the Church of Nativity in Bethlehem (believed to be the birthplace of Jesus), and Dome of the Rock (a shrine built over a rock that is believed by Muslims to be the place where the prophet Mohammed ascended to heaven and learning their history can help give context to current conflicts.

#4 Take a hike
Palestine might not be the first destination that comes to mind when planning an outdoor adventure. But it is home to hundreds of miles of hiking trails that will take you through a variety of terrains—including olive groves, valleys, and deserts, passing by archeological and spiritual sites and into local villages. In fact, you can hike the 205-mile Masar Ibrahim al-Khalil long distance trail all the way from Rummana in the north to Beit Mirsim in the south, overnighting in Bedouin tents, homestays, and guest houses and dining with local families en route. If you don’t have the time or desire to hike the full trail, you can opt for a day or section hike, depending on your interests and schedule.

#5 See Palestine beyond the headlines
It’s no secret that the majority of the news the world hears from this region is negative. Unfortunately, mainstream media often focuses on dramatic and politicized stories and fails to show us what life is like on the ground. Taking a tour to Palestine and interacting with local people gives you a chance to see for yourself. Overnight at a homestay in Hebron. Visit an organic farm outside of Bethlehem. Explore the markets in Jerusalem. Tour the separation wall. Whatever activities you include on your itinerary, make sure you allow space in your schedule to slow down and spend time with locals. Listen to their stories and share your own.

25/06/2022

Inside the Church of the holy nativity. The grotto of the nativity is situated under the main altar, where you will find a 14 point silver star. This is the site where Jesus was born.

21/06/2022

Walk across Manger Square towards the Church of the Holy Nativity and you will find a small door, only 1.2m high. This is the entrance to the holy place where Jesus was born

01/06/2022

I love Jerusalem for ever !

11/04/2022

22/03/2022

22/03/2022

Beautiful day at Herod’s Palace! Would you like to visit and hear the history of this site? Get in touch today!

18/03/2022

Hebron & Bethlehem day Tour with very nice couple from Scotland!
Welcome to the HolyLand

18/03/2022

King Herod Palace

03/03/2022

The West Bank is open for tourists! Join us in exploring where one of the largest floor mosaics has been recently restored. This beautiful desert palace was thought to be built in 734 CE is famous for beautiful Islamic architecture. Combine a visit to the palace with visiting and the

22/02/2022

22/02/2022

Hisham’s Palace

22/02/2022

20/04/2021

11/04/2021

The Dead Sea is an essential stop on any tour. A private bespoke tour ensures that you get uninterrupted views just like this!

11/04/2021

Trek in the Jerusalem desert with us!

11/04/2021

Spectacular views across the valley to Mar Saba Monastery

11/04/2021

Mar Saba Monastery, a Greek Orthodox monastery located to the east of Bethlehem. Monks still inhabit this sacred site.

27/03/2021

05/03/2021

Jerusalem of Gold

05/03/2021

, a magical view of the of Olives

18/02/2021

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