You will have a chance to explore the historical cities of Hebron and Ramallah. Both cities are administered by the Palestinian Authority while being isolated from Jerusalem due to Israel’s construction of the ‘Separation Barrier’, hundreds of checkpoints, ‘Israeli only’ roads, and restrictions on travel into Jerusalem.
You will have a chance to explore the historical cities of Hebron and Ramallah. Both cities are administered by the Palestinian Authority while being isolated from Jerusalem due to Israel’s construction of the ‘Separation Barrier’, hundreds of checkpoints, ‘Israeli only’ roads, and restrictions on travel into Jerusalem.
- Bethlehem - The journey starts in Jerusalem, proceeding through the Bethlehem Checkpoint where the Palestinian guide will join the group, as most Palestinians are restricted from entering Jerusalem. The Checkpoint is one of the limited access points into Bethlehem, which is encircled by fences and 8-meter (25 ft.) high walls.
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Bethlehem - The journey starts in Jerusalem, proceeding through the Bethlehem Checkpoint where the Palestinian guide will join the group, as most Palestinians are restricted from entering Jerusalem. The Checkpoint is one of the limited access points into Bethlehem, which is encircled by fences and 8-meter (25 ft.) high walls.
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Church of the Nativity - Enjoy time at Manger Square, explore the Church of the Nativity, and stroll through the Old City.
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Aida Camp - Visit the Aida Refugee Camp, where there will be an opportunity to engage with locals and listen to their stories.
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Walled Off Hotel History Exhibition - The guide will lead an up-close walk along the Separation Barrier surrounding the city. Discover the Wall’s impact on local Palestinians and its use as a canvas for art and graffiti by various artists, including Banksy.
Explore the Walled Off Hotel, designed to draw tourists to this previously neglected area in Bethlehem, offering a historical perspective on the occupation through art in the museum, and supporting local artists in the Gallery.
ADMISSION TO WALLED OFF HOTEL: 20NIS
- Hebron - From Bethlehem, the tour continues to Hebron, observing Israeli settlements along the way and learning about the home demolitions and travel restrictions imposed by Israeli authorities on Palestinians in the region.
- Cave of the Patriarchs - The tour’s final segment takes the group through the southern West Bank towards Hebron, where more Israeli settlements, Palestinian farms, and villages are visible, along with insights into the home demolitions and travel restrictions affecting Palestinians. In Hebron, the group will visit the Ibrahimi Mosque, also known as the Cave of the Patriarchs, and explore the city’s market, with time allocated for shopping.
- Climate-controlled vehicle interiors
- Climate-controlled vehicle interiors
- Lunch
- Gratuities
- Admission fees
- Lunch
- Gratuities
- Admission fees
- Dress Code: Hebron is a religious city with socially conservative residents, and we ask you to respect this by dressing appropriately. The rule of thumb is that the only skin that should be showing is the face, lower arms, and hands. Basically no shorts for men or women - trousers (pants) are best for men and women - shirts closed to the neck and over…
- Dress Code: Hebron is a religious city with socially conservative residents, and we ask you to respect this by dressing appropriately. The rule of thumb is that the only skin that should be showing is the face, lower arms, and hands. Basically no shorts for men or women - trousers (pants) are best for men and women - shirts closed to the neck and over the shoulders. If the weather is hot wear light loose clothing.
- Travel Document: A current valid passport is required on the day of travel.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
