Kafr ad-Dik

Kafr ad-Dik is a Palestinian village in the Salfit Governorate, located 10 km north of Salfit city. It is known for its historic mosque, which features an unusual octagonal minaret. The village has a population of about 7,000, primarily engaged in olive cultivation. The climate is Mediterranean: hot, dry summers and cool, rainy winters. Spring is best.

By Plane

Ben Gurion Airport (TLV) is 40 km southwest.

By Car / Road

Kafr ad-Dik is 10 km north of Salfit, about 15 minutes by car. Shared taxis from Salfit serve the village.

The village is walkable.

• Kafr ad-Dik Mosque — An historic mosque with a distinctive octagonal minaret.

• Kafr ad-Dik old quarter — Traditional stone houses.

• Olive groves — The surrounding hills.

• Visit the historic mosque — The octagonal minaret is a photographic landmark.

• Olive harvest (October–November) — Join local farmers.

• Kafr ad-Dik Café — A simple café. Snacks ₪5–12.

Bottled water (₪2).

Kafr ad-Dik has no tourist accommodation. The nearest hotels are in Salfit (15 min south) or Qalqilya (15 min north).

Olive oil (₪35–50/litre).

• Salfit (10 km, 15 min south) — The capital.
• Deir Istiya (3 km, 8 min south) — A village with a historic market.
• Biddya (3 km, 5 min west) — A larger town.
• Haris (5 km, 10 min east) — A village with a shrine.
• Qalqilya (12 km, 18 min north) — The Qalqilya Zoo.