Bethlehem and Dead Sea Day Tour From Jerusalem

Meet outside the David Citadel Hotel, King David Street 7, Jerusalem, at 7:45 AM. Pickup and return are at this meeting point only. Tour to Bethlehem a biblical town south of Jerusalem in the West Bank. The biblical birthplace of Jesus, it’s a major Christian pilgrimage destination. On This Tour, we shall visit the Shepherds Field, Milk Grotto, Nativity Church, Olive Wood Factory and Store then go back to Jerusalem and from there Drive through the north of the Judean Desert to the Dead Sea region. Bathing at the Dead Sea. Immerse in the mud and float in the salty waters, we will have about two hours in the dead sea then Start heading back toward Jerusalem to drop off in Jerusalem David Citadel Hotel. * Please bring your passport because it's required sometimes when passing the checkpoint * All times are approximate, Switch of vehicles is Required This is a shared tour. Group size varies by departure, and the vehicle is selected according to the number of guests.

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• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Please bring your passport because it's required sometimes when passing the checkpoint
• All times are approximate, Switch of vehicles is Required
• 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
• Please note: Entry to the Birth Grotto and St. Jerome’s Grotto is not guaranteed due to restoration work, queues and special Masses. This applies to both morning and afternoon tours. If visiting the grottos is a priority, contact us through the booking platform to discuss private-tour options with more flexible timing. Entry remains subject to church access.
• The waiting lines to see the birth grotto could vary from 1-2 hours during high season