• Church of the Nativity - A full guided tour to the Church of the Nativity. The Church is one of the oldest working churches in existence today. The first Church was built by the Roman Emperor Constantine in the 4th century AD, over the grotto where Mary gave birth to Jesus. The church is located where Jesus was born in Bethlehem.
• The Church of St. Catherine - Saint Catherine’s Church is a Franciscan monastery. It is said to be built on the site of Christ’s appearance to St. Catherine of Alexandria and his prediction of her martyrdom at the beginning of the 4th century.
• Milk Grotto - The Milk Grotto church is the place where the Holy Family found refuge during the Massacre of the Innocents, before they could flee to Egypt. The name is derived from the story that a “drop of milk” of the Virgin Mary fell on the floor of the cave and changed its color to white.
• Shepherd’s Sanctuary - The Chapel of The Shepherd’s Field.It marks the place where, the angels first announced the birth of Christ. The Shepherds’ Field Chapel is a religious building of the Catholic church that is in the area of Beit Sahur southeast of Bethlehem in the West Bank in Palestine. The chapel marks the place where the angels first announced the birth of Christ.
• Cave of St. Jerome - The Cave of Jerome is actually located beneath the Church of St. Catherine, and can also be accessed from there. St. Jerome, a Dalmation priest (345-420 A.D.), translated much of the Old Testament from Hebrew and Greek to the Latin “Vulgate”.
• Carmel of the Holy Child Jesus - The Order of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel does not have a single founder but was founded by a group of hermits living close to the “Spring of Elijah” on Mount Carmel, with two roots of their spirituality: the Prophet Elijah and the Virgin Mary. At the beginning of the 13th century the hermits received a rule of life, which was written by Saint Albert, Patriarch of Jerusalem.
• Aida Camp - Aida, also spelled ‘Ayda, is a Palestinian refugee camp situated 2 kilometers north of the historic center of Bethlehem and 1 km north of Beit Jala.
• Bab idDeir Art Gallery - Bab idDeir Art Gallery is an independent artistic and cultural space in Bethlehem, located in Deik quarters part of the historical old city of Bethlehem.
• Blessings Gift Shop and The Olive Wood Factory - Pass By Olive Wood Factory
• Tomb of Rachel (Kever Rachel) - Rachel’s Tomb is the site revered as the burial place of the matriarch Rachel.
• Bethlehem Museum - The Bethlehem Museum is dedicated to fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for Palestine’s heritage, identity, culture and art.

• Private transportation
• Licensed Tour Guide Nativity Church Only
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tour Taxes

We commence our journey wending our way through the hills of Judea to Bethlehem, the metropolis of King David. As we arrive, we’ll embark on a drive around the city, catching glimpses of its significant and historic landmarks before navigating towards Manger Square.

Here, a guided tour awaits us at the Church of The Nativity, built atop the subterranean cave that served as the birthplace of Jesus. After this exploration, we follow our guide on a brief stroll to the Church of Milk Grotto.

Upon completion, we navigate towards Beit Sahour, renowned as the place of the Shepherd’s. Here, a guided tour takes us through the Chapel of the Shepherd’s Field, where angels announced the birth of Jesus Christ to the shepherds. Next on our itinerary is a 20 minute sojourn at a local olive wood factory where we get a peek into the artisan crafts of Bethlehem’s Christian families.

Remember to carry your passport as it may be needed. Vehicle switching may be necessary, all times are merely estimations!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.