Experience the ultimate Holy Land journey on our Bethlehem, Jericho & Jordan River Tour. Begin in Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus Christ, visiting the Church of the Nativity, the Grotto, Catholic Shepherds’ Field, the Milk Grotto, and enjoy a stop at an authentic Olive Wood Factory & Christian Store supporting local families. then continue to the Sea Level landmark before entering the Jordan Valley. Visit the Jordan River Baptism Site (Qasr Al-Yahud) where Jesus was baptized, see the Biblical Sycamore Tree of Zacchaeus, Elisha/Elijah Spring, and explore Hisham’s Palace and the ancient Old City of Jericho, one of the world’s oldest cities. Stop at St. Gerasimus Monastery for a spiritual moment. A powerful blend of faith, history, and culture in one unforgettable day. Please bring your passport and visa – checkpoint may require it. Timing may vary & vehicle switch is required.

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• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• All our Drivers have your main booking name on their phones, make sure to see your name on the phone of the driver before you go to the Viechle/bus
• After you book the tour add us on WhatsApp for easier pickup we can tell you type of vehicle/driver name in the early morning only at the day of the Tour - Whatsapp number found in the ticket after you book the tour
• Not always possible to visit birth Grotto specially on Sundays and Holidays, Book Small Group to Visit Birth Grotto except on Sundays and holidays.
• The waiting lines to see the birth grotto could vary from 1-2 hours during high season
• During this tour, we won't be making a stop at the Cable Car or Mount of Temptation. Instead, we'll enjoy a scenic view of these attractions from the old city of Jericho. This adjustment was made based on feedback we've received over the past few years, taking into account concerns about the closure of the monastery, the limited options available in the area, including an expensive restaurant, costly shopping, potential tourist traps, and the fact that it costs 60 shekels to go up the mountain.