What to Pack for Palestine

Essential for exploring Palestine's historic cities, archaeological sites, and uneven terrain in places like Jerusalem's Old City and the hills of the West Bank.

Lightweight and quick-drying for easy washing during your travels, ideal for Palestine's warm days and varying humidity.

Organize layers and modest clothing options, maximizing luggage space for souvenirs like Palestinian embroidery.

Folds flat in luggage, expands for day trips to markets in Bethlehem, hikes near Ramallah, or visits to religious sites.

Works in Palestine's Type C, H, and M outlets (230V/50Hz), essential for charging devices in hotels and guesthouses.

Keep devices charged during long days of touring ancient sites, using navigation apps, and capturing memories.

Durable cables for daily charging of phones, cameras, and power banks throughout your Palestine trip.

Block out noise on flights and in busy urban areas like Gaza City or Nablus.

Capture Palestine's stunning scenery, from the Dome of the Rock and Church of the Nativity to the landscapes of the Judean Desert.

Carry guidebooks and reading material without the weight, perfect for downtime during travel between cities.

Charge multiple devices from one hotel outlet, useful given potential variations in room setups.

Clear bag for hassle-free airport security on your way to Palestine.

Basic medical supplies for minor emergencies, including antiseptic and bandages for potential scrapes while exploring.

Drug-free relief for winding mountain roads in the West Bank and bus travel.

No liquid restrictions, eco-friendly, and convenient for travel where water conservation can be a consideration.

Compact electric toothbrush with travel case for maintaining routine.

Keep medications organized and accessible; bring ample supplies as specific brands may not be locally available.

Protect your passport, visas, and cards from digital theft; crucial for holding various permits and identification needed for travel within Palestine.

Securely carry cash (Israeli Shekels are widely used) and important documents under clothing in crowded markets and areas.

Secure your bags during transit and in accommodations.

Track your luggage if it gets lost during complex travel itineraries that may involve multiple checkpoints.

Sleep comfortably on long flights to Tel Aviv or Amman, which are common gateways to Palestine.

Block out light for rest during travel and for adjusting to new time zones.

Block noise on flights and in accommodations that may be near busy streets or morning calls to prayer.

Stay warm on cold airplane cabins and in cooler evenings, especially in the winter highlands.

Stay hydrated during sightseeing; tap water is generally not recommended for drinking, so use to store filtered/bottled water.

Compact protection for Palestine's unpredictable winter and spring rains, especially in Jerusalem and the hills.

Useful for markets in Old City bazaars, carrying snacks, and for sustainable shopping.

Stability and support on Palestine's trails, such as those in Wadi Qelt or around Mar Saba Monastery.

Hands-free hydration for long hikes in arid areas like the Judean Desert.

Essential for early morning hikes to catch sunrise views and for power outages which can occasionally occur.

Useful for extended hiking trips in remote areas; for most travelers, bottled water is readily available.

Essential safety gear for remote hiking and in case you get disoriented.