Travel through the plains of Jabal Nablus with numerous water springs and some of the highest look-outs of the area. Nisf Jubeil is part of a series of villages north-west of Nablus known as Wadi Al Sha’er. Wadi Al Sha’er – East includes nine villages northwest of Nablus. The villages are (in geographical order from south to north): Zawata, Deir Sharaf, An-Naqoura, Sebastia, Ijnesenia, Nisf Jubeil, Beit Imreen, Burqa and Bizzarya.
Nisf Jubeil half-day tour:
The trails of Abdel Hamid, the trails of religion, and the trail of the famous torrent of 1935. Explore the village of Nisf Jubeil and its hidden secrets: murder, invasion, siege, earthquakes, torrents, disappearance, abandonment. A half-day tour around the village of Nisf Jubeil – suitable for all visitors.
Wadi Al Sha’er half-day hikes:
Bayazid:
Climb to the highest mountain top in Jabal Nablus and the second-highest mountain top in the Wet Bank – Bayazid. Explore the village of Beit Imrin and then the shrine of Bayazid. Get a view of the cities of Nablus, Jenin, and all the villages between them. On a clear day you can also see the coast and the Jordan valley. A high climb, suitable for beginner and intermediate hikers.
Sheikh Shu’lah:
Visiting the shrine of Sheikh Shu’lah on top of the mountain. You get to explore the village of Naquora and Ijnisinya and then the shrine of Bayazid. An easier hike suitable for beginner and intermediate hikers.
Full day hikes:
Hike to Sebastia and explore one of the most important cities historically in the north of the West Bank. It was the capital prior to Nablus until Roman empire came about. Hiking to Sebastia and exploring the old town of sebastia.