Top West Bank Walking Tours

Explore the UNESCO-listed historic center of Hebron on this half-day guided tour. Visit Israeli and Palestinian-controlled sides to the city, and learn about the significance of the Tomb of the Patriarchs to the three Abrahamic faiths. You’ll also browse local souks and go behind the scenes in ceramic and glass factories, plus a traditional sesame press.

You get a unique opportunity to meet a very special man who walks the land of Israel with his flock of goats and to hear his amazing life story. While enjoying the nature and beautiful scenery of the Shomron.

The best way to see the beauty of Palestine is to walk in it. Where you can see all the fauna and flora native to the land - passing villages and communities in the countryside. See the occupation first hand and up close, with hikes along the separation barrier and past settlements throughout the West Bank. See the contrasting beauty of nature and the brutality of occupation. A chance to recognise the historical and religious wealth of Palestine, with all the signs of the civilizations who have called this land home. Feel the character of each city, while walking among and interacting with the people who live there.

Get an insider’s perspective on Bethlehem, a must-see Holy Land site that is also home to a vibrant Palestinian community. Cover thousands of years of history, from Nativity Church—believed to be the birthplace of Jesus Christ—to the contemporary artist Banky’s graffiti along the separation wall. Other highlights include meeting with locals in Aida Refugee Camp, a tasty hummus and falafel lunch (your expense), and a visit to an olive wood workshop.

Explore the best of Bethlehem with this tour. Not only you will get to see the most important sites in Bethlehem but you will get the chance to walk through the old city of Bethlehem and explore the rich in cultural and colors markets of the city and the famous attractions of the city. Like the Assyrian and the Armenian quarter in the city, as well as the Museum of Bethlehem for the local crafts. After Pick Up the tour starts in The Church of Nativity, one of the oldest churches in the world where Jesus was born. Then we will have a guided walk to the old city of Bethlehem. After we finish we will visit the church of Milk Grotto in Bethlehem. And then we will take the car to the city of Beit Sahour. First we take a visit to The Chapel of The Shepherd's Field and then visit a local Olive Wood Factory and have an insight of the local crafts. *Make Sure to bring your passport as it is required when passing the checkpoint sometimes. *Please message us in advance for the best organizing.