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OLENA_K, Mar 2026
nice tour
everything was ok. tour matched with our expectations. bus was comfy, guide was knowledgeable and helpful
Michael_S, Aug 2026
An Unforgettable Experience!
This tour was absolutely fantastic and a perfect way to see the most important and historical sites in Jerusalem and Bethlehem in just one day. Our tour guide Avi did a wonderful job showing us around Jerusalem and explaining the history and background of each site in a professional and balanced way, including different perspectives. In Bethlehem, the local guides Isa and Kojak welcomed us with great hospitality. The entire experience was very well organized and highly professional, and the team from Bein Harim did an excellent job from start to finish.
edward_e, Jan 2026
Great trip
This is a great tour. Bethlehem and Jericho were absolutely amazing to visit. If you go to Jericho and decide to go to the monastery you better be in good shape. There’s a lot of very steep steps to climb to reach it. The people in both towns were wonderful. I did not feel unsafe at all so don’t pay attention to the news. The Israeli and Palestinian tour guides were very knowledgeable and very nice. I’d take this tour again.
Kellie_F, Jan 2026
Fun in Bethlehem & Dead Sea
This was a wonderful experience. Our guide for Bethlehem & guide for the Dead Sea were both extremely knowledgeable & accommodating. All our questions were answered.

Bethlehem

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Jerusalem
The Church of the Nativity and the roofs of Bethlehem on a sunny day.
  • Always carry your passport with you while traveling to the West Bank, as you’ll be asked to show it at Israeli checkpoints

  • Be aware that you will be crossing borders from Israel into the Occupied Palestinian Territories; you’ll need to plan transportation ahead of time as Israeli taxis do not cross the border

  • The Church of the Nativity is a religious site and visitors are expected to dress appropriately with covered arms and legs.