There's plenty to do and see in this contested city. We'll go from the twisting alleyways of its old town and the fresh aromas of its market to some of the holiest sites in the World.      

 We'll start at the top of the Mount, where you'll have a panoramic view of East and West Jerusalem. As we descend from the Mount of Olives, we'll stop by some beautiful sites like the Church of all Nations and the Tomb of the Virgin Mary. 

Then to Al Haram Al Shareef, where you’ll see the golden Dome of the Rock and Al Aqsa Mosque in the middle of the temple mount. You’ll be able to pass by them and some other exquisite sites.

You can’t miss Jerusalem’s Hummus and Falafel with some freshly baked ka’ak. Especially if it’s at one of the city’s best restaurants.

Then we walk the route of Via Dolorosa, this is the path that Jesus walked to the site of his crucifixion and resurrection, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. And you'll get to walk on it.

You can spend the afternoon wandering around the Souk, where you'll experience the genuine atmosphere of East Jerusalem. It's also a great place to shop. The people of Palestine are known to be very friendly and welcoming. Tonight you will try a Palestinian dish with a local family to teach you about the culture and traditions. Overnight in Jerusalem.

A day in Nablus is a great chance to learn about Palestinian culture, commerce, produce, and even sweets. We've planned an exciting day for you. We start with a morning ride from Jerusalem to Sebastia, along these 49 km, you’ll be accompanied by views of Palestinian villages and landscapes.   

 In Sebastia, you will visit this 10,000-year-old village, you'll be walking through history. It has been conquered by Canaanites, Israelites, Assyrians, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, and Muslims. Then we will continue to Mount Gerizim, The Samaritans have maintained a unique and intriguing lifestyle on this Mount for thousands of years. It is a truly mind-blowing experience. And a visit to the Samaritan Museum can help you learn all about it.

you will also visit Jacob's Well, this is the site where Jesus asked a Samaritan woman for a drink and offered her "living water." It lies in the crypt of a Greek Orthodox Church. After that, we'll treat you to an authentic Palestinian lunch so you can be ready and fresh for the Nablus city tour.    

Off to the Old City of Nablus, it is a great place to shop and get some souvenirs. The historic streets of the Souk are filled with local vendors and a wide variety of handicrafts and produce. It has a genuinely uplifting atmosphere.   

Before trying the famous sweet, 'Kunafeh,' you'll get the chance to have dinner at one of Nablus's best local restaurants.

Overnight in Nablus, if you still have some energy before going to bed, you can go to one of the shisha cafes around your hotel. They're fun, and you'll get to meet some locals.

If you've been eager to discover the Mediterranean coast, you will relish it on this day. The cities that exist on the coastline are nothing short of breathtaking, and we'd want you to enjoy it all. Here's what we've planned for you. 

We unfold our maps and start a morning ride from Nablus to Caesarea, the ride is about 47 km, a great chance to glimpse the political situation as we move from one city to another.

 If you like the blend of ancient architecture and the sea, Caesarea will capture your heart. It exists on the shoreline of the Mediterranean, and it's filled with attractions like the Caesarea National Park, the Herodian Amphitheatre and Bathhouse, and Promontory Palace.

 We'll drive along the Mediterranean coast to Haifa for around 40 kilometers. Then to Baha’i Shrine, which is Haifa's most celebrated site. Nineteen majestic terraced gardens are located on the slopes of Carmel Mountain. And to add it, you'll get a bird' eyes view of the city and the sea.

We’ll have Lunch in Haifa. This will be your chance to try Haifa's specialties. They're wonderful.

The journey continues to the German Colony and Ben-Gurion Street; The German Colony is one of Haifa's most popular neighborhoods. It's a lovely place to walk around. 

Next, we’ll visit The legendary city of Akko will amaze you with its massive sea walls, historical alleys, old market, and authentic vibe. We will make sure to take you through it all. Dinner and overnight in Tiberias.

The city hugs the shores of the Sea of Galilee and is a perfect blend of nature and history. That's why we have a busy day planned for you. But it's nothing short of fun.

Starting with the Mount of Beatitudes, this is one of the most beautiful and serene places in the Holy land. It overlooks the Sea of Galilee and the Golan Heights. It is believed to be where Jesus delivered the Sermon on the Mount. Then we’ll take a boat tour in the Sea of Galilee since this is one of the must-dos when in Tiberias. The boat ride is fun and refreshing. And you'll have a view of the Golan Heights.   

You can have authentic seafood at one of Tibaria's best restaurants.   

The journey continues to Capernaum, an archaeological fishing village that is believed to be the hometown of Saint Peter. It is famous for a reason, and you'll find out why. Then to Tabgha, the site is famous for Jesus's miracle of Multiplication. Two beautiful ancient churches stand in the area. The Church of Multiplication forms a splendid display of early Christian mosaic, and St Peters Church is famous for a ceiling shaped like an upturned boat. They're certainly something to marvel at. 

Dinner and overnight in Tiberius, if you still have energy, you can spend the evening walking by the shores of the lake or exploring the market in the city. Both are beautiful and exciting.

Today's road trip will take you to stunningly beautiful and historically rich destinations. Be prepared for breathtaking views and untamed green landscape from the Golan Heights and Banias Nature reserve.

Breakfast at the hotel. 

We start our ride to Golan Heights, it's around 40 km, and along the way, you will enjoy the beautiful and serene landscape of the area. 

We get to Mount Bental, the summit of this volcano offers breathtaking views of The Golan, Lebanon, Mt Hermon, and Syria. You'll get some lifetime photographs from there. Then we drive to Banias Nature reserve, Banias spring rises from the base of Mount Hermon, and it is the most powerful waterfall in the area. 

You’ll have some free time to spend the afternoon walking the trails, exploring the ruins, and picnicking in the lush green woodlands between the water springs.  

Dinner and overnight in Tiberias.

This day has much in store for you. We'll have a road trip around some of the most exciting sites. First is Nazareth, the hometown of Jesus. Then, there is Tel Aviv and Jaffa, which form a great mixture of old and new. Our plan is filled with exciting things.  

On the way from Tiberias to Nazareth, we'll stop by Cana, so you can see the site where Jesus turned water into wine and the glorious Church that stands there. You’ll visit the Church of Annunciation, which is one of the highlights of Nazareth. It is where Gabriel appeared to Mary to announce that she would soon be with the child. The Church is beautiful, and so is its story. Lunch will be a delicious treat from Nazareth.

On the ride from Nazareth to Tel Aviv, you’ll get a chance to rest and freshen up before we reach our destination. We'll drive through the city of Tel Aviv so that you get a glimpse of its alluring cosmopolitan vibe.

We get to Port of Jaffa & Old City; Jaffa isn't called the 'Bride of the sea' for no reason. The port is one of the oldest, most captivating ports around the World. And the alleys of the ancient city are refreshingly beautiful and filled with old shops, cafés, galleries, and bookstores.

We can't possibly let you reach the Mediterranean coast without experiencing the sand and its waters. You can spend the rest of your day on one of Jaffa's remarkable beaches, where you'll find sun-worshippers, parties, and people just chilling out.

75 Km evening ride to Bethlehem for dinner and overnight at the hotel.

The birthplace of Jesus and the oldest city in the World, both in one day. But don't worry, with our plan, you won't miss a thing.

We begin with The Separation wall, which is the contested eight-meter-high barrier that is plastered with murals and graffiti. Then to the Walled Off Hotel. and be prepared to get amazed by Banksy's thought-provoking art. Our next site is The Church of Nativity; The Church is the exact location where Jesus was born. It is Bethlehem's main attraction.

Palestinians are famous for their food, and you'll find out why by having lunch in one of the famous restaurants in the city.

After lunch, you’ll visit the Shepherds' Fields, the ancient caves where the shepherds kept watch over their flock, and where the birth of Jesus is believed to have been announced.

Afternoon ride from Bethlehem to Jericho: It's about 30 km, and along the way, you'll find exquisite desert views. It'll also be an opportunity to reenergize and get ready for Jericho.

Upon arrival in Jericho, you'll visit the Monastery of Temptation, there you'll find splendid views of the Monastery, where Jesus spent 40 days fasting and meditating. You'll also witness Palestine's finest natural reserve, Wadi al Qelt. This would be a great chance to experience a blend between Palestine's history and nature.

The tour continues to Hisham's Palace, this unique mosaic-paved Omayyad Palace is known for its unique architecture and the 'tree of life mosaic.' One of the sites that can't be missed when in Jericho.

A Short 30 km ride to Ramallah for an authentic dinner and overnight.

The trendy bars, international restaurants, cultural centers, Museums, and overall liberal vibe make Ramallah the cosmopolitan heart of the West Bank. Today's tour combines the best of this city: Museums, food, and nightlife.

in the morning, we’ll drive to Ramallah, which is only 20 minutes away.

To visit Yasser Arafat Museum, this museum was built in honor of the late Palestinian leader. It is an excellent opportunity to get a glimpse of Palestine's political history.

We will go for a walking tour, where you get to taste the most famous Palestinian dishes at the most renowned local places. We'll walk in the old downtown and hop from one shop to another. We'll take you to the city's hidden havens for Shawerma, Hummus, Falafel, kaa'k, Palestinian barbecue & Salads, and Mana'esh. You'll also get to try a variety of traditional desserts along with some Arabic coffee. And for the lovers of fresh fruits and vegetables and authentic atmospheres, the traditional vegetable market with its bustling atmosphere would be waiting for you.

You will have some free time in the evening, you can choose to go to one of the many cafes and restaurants in Ramallah and enjoy the city's nightlife.

Dinner and overnight in Ramallah.

After breakfast, we'll transfer you to the Airport or the Land Border. But if you don't want to make this your last day or have time before you leave, don't be shy and ask about our extended and optional tours.