Weather & Climate

Situated in the Mediterranean, Holy Land has a temperate sea climate.
April and May bring some of the most beautiful wildflowers in the world. Wild poppies, jonquils, irises, and other vibrant species paint the hillsides with color during the short spring season.

The rainy season in the Holy Land is between November and April.
Occasionally it snows in the Holy Land but it doesn’t stay long.

To escape the cool weather in the winter season, you can go to Jericho, which is situated next to the Dead Sea.
Because of the wonderfully low humidity, the air in the Holy Land is dry. It is always a good idea to carry a bottle of water while hiking or walking the day.

In the summer months the night desert temperatures can get cool, so it is advisable to carry a lightweight jacket or sweater for the evenings.