Your Safety is Our Priority
Comprehensive information to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey in the Holy Land
General Safety Information
The Holy Land is generally a safe destination for tourists. However, like any travel destination, it is important to stay informed and take common-sense precautions. Our guides are trained to prioritize your safety and will provide up-to-date information during your tour.
What We Do
- •Monitor local conditions and adjust tours as needed
- •Provide guides with emergency training and protocols
- •Ensure all tour vehicles meet safety standards
- •Maintain communication with local authorities
- •Provide 24/7 emergency contact for all travelers
Traveler Recommendations
- •Register with your embassy or consulate before travel
- •Purchase comprehensive travel insurance
- •Keep copies of important documents (passport, visa, etc.)
- •Stay hydrated, especially during summer months
- •Follow your guide's instructions at religious sites
Regional Safety Information
Jerusalem
Jerusalem is generally safe for tourists. The Old City has a visible security presence, especially around religious sites. Be respectful of local customs and dress modestly when visiting religious sites. During religious holidays, some areas may become crowded.
Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv is a modern, cosmopolitan city with a relaxed atmosphere. Standard urban precautions apply. The beach areas are generally safe but avoid leaving valuables unattended. The city has an excellent public transportation system that is safe to use.
Bethlehem & West Bank
Tourist areas in Bethlehem and other parts of the West Bank are generally safe to visit. Our guides are experienced in navigating these areas and will ensure your safety. You'll need your passport for crossing checkpoints. Dress modestly when visiting religious sites.
Health & Medical Information
Medical Facilities
The Holy Land has excellent medical facilities with well-trained medical professionals. Most doctors speak English, and many hospitals have international patient services. We recommend purchasing comprehensive travel insurance that includes medical coverage before your trip.
Emergency Numbers
- Police: 100
- Ambulance: 101
- Fire: 102
- Tourist Police: +972-2-5394200
Health Recommendations
- Bring any prescription medications in original containers
- Drink bottled water in remote areas
- Use sunscreen and stay hydrated, especially in summer
- Consider travel insurance with evacuation coverage