Browse our list of low-impact tours, using environment friendly transportation to explore natural and environment themes in and around Jericho city and the Jordan Valley.
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These include cycling tours, hiking tour, camel rides, as well as city rides on the Hantour, Jericho’s farm carriages.
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Some of the tours are also self-guided, if you like to do things on your own.
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Browse the following available tours:
Jericho e-Bike Rental
Electric bikes are an eco-friendly and adventurous way to explore the city of Jericho. Enjoy Jericho's fair share of marvelous nature and ancient
Bethlehem e-Bike Tour
an alternative and eco-friendly way to explore Bethlehem and beyond
Jericho Food Trail | Culinary Tour
follow the food production cycle in its whole, from farms to markets and finally to creative kitchens
The Meditation Trail | Kundalini Yoga | Jericho
feel the energy of nature, shed layers of tension and expand your physical and spiritual horizons in the lowest city on earth
Ramallah Bicycle Rental
Rent professional high-end city and mountain bikes in Ramallah to explore the city, it is surroundings and travel deeper into the West Bank.
Introduction to Rock Climbing in Palestine
Get acquainted with Palestine's new rock climbing sites & community
Ramallah – Birzeit Cycling Tour
Feel the land, meet the people, and enjoy the camaraderie and hospitality of the road
Jericho: Donkey trail to Hisham Palace
Ride your donkey along the aqueducts in Jericho, following the ancient trail up to the Mount of Temptation
Jericho: Donkey Trail across Wadi Qelt
Ride your donkey betwen Jericho's farm, to visit Herod's Palace and cross Wadi Qelt
Jericho: Donkey trail to the Ancient Monastery
Ride your donkey along the aqueducts in Jericho, following the ancient trail up to the Mount of Temptation
Sebastia: Hijaz Railway Donkey Trail
Ride your donkey along the Old Ottoman Hijaz Railway trail, to explore Palestine's marvelous nature. Join in preparing a typical Palestinian picnic breakfast
Night Hikes in Wadi Auja
Experience the night wildlife of the Auja Valley, enjoy a bonfire and a warm tea, visit local inhabitants of the valley for a late