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Israel is a fascinating blend of history, spirituality, and natural beauty, where age-old sacred sites meet vibrant, modern cities.
From the alleyways of Jerusalem’s Old City to the beaches of Tel Aviv, Israel offers an unforgettable experience for all.
Ideal for backpackers, solo travelers, couples, and families seeking a 10-day trip packed with rich culture, diverse cuisine, and breathtaking landscapes.
Unearth the profound history of Masada, float effortlessly in the healing waters of the Dead Sea, and tantalize your taste buds at Jerusalem’s bustling Mahane Yehuda Market.
The best time to explore Israel is during the pleasant months of April-June and September-October, when the weather is perfect for discovering both the dynamic urban centers and the awe-inspiring natural wonders.
A world-famous Religious City, stroll along the ancient, narrow streets and immerse yourself in the spiritual atmosphere of this iconic destination, sacred to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Soak up the cosmopolitan vibe of the modern cultural hub that is Tel Aviv!
Discover hidden street art, relax at the beach, and shop for souvenirs at Carmel Market, the city’s largest and most colourful bazaar.
Experience the unique experience of swimming in the Dead Sea, which makes you FLOAT like no other sea on the Planet!
Experience the healing properties of the mineral-rich mud and enjoy feeling like sinking is impossible!
Learn about the story of the Jewish rebel’s last stand against the Romans, and take in the breathtaking panoramic views of the Dead Sea and surrounding Desert.
At Eilat, marvel at the underwater world of vibrant coral gardens, shipwrecks, and diverse marine life, including Turtles and Dolphins!
Here, you can hike through striking desert canyons, cool off in refreshing waterfalls, and spot native animals like ibex and hyraxes in their natural habitat.
Knowing a few words and phrases can help you navigate and connect with the locals, and it is a simple way to show your respect for the local traditions and lifestyle, as well as being a fun part of travelling!
Especially for women, dressing modestly according to local customs, especially at religious sites, will improve your experience as you won’t need to worry about being barred entry, and shows your respect for the local customs.
Many businesses close from Friday evening to Saturday evening, so plan accordingly.
Experience history firsthand by joining a volunteer dig at an ancient site!
Located in Tel Aviv, here you can immerse yourself in Israeli history and culture at a Lesser-known museum, also allowing you to potentially avoid some crowds!
Marvel at the breathtaking views of the WORLD’S LARGEST EROSION CRATER, located in the Negev Desert!
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Flying: The best way to get to Israel is by flying into Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv (TLV), which has flights from major International cities.
Other: You can cross land borders from Jordan or Egypt, keep in mind to make sure to have all the documents you require.
Getting around in the Cities is doable on Foot or with Buses or Taxis, and between regions you can take Trains, Buses, shared Taxis (sherut) or rent a Car.
Flying: The best way to get to Israel is by flying into Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv (TLV), which has flights from major International cities.
Other: You can cross land borders from Jordan or Egypt, keep in mind to make sure to have all the documents you require.
Getting around in the Cities is doable on Foot or with Buses or Taxis, and between regions you can take Trains, Buses, shared Taxis (sherut) or rent a Car.
Israel is generally considered safe for tourists.
A few safety concerns to be aware of:
Stay informed about the current situation, respect local customs and laws, and exercise common sense.
By taking these precautions, you can minimize risks and focus on experiencing the incredible sights and culture Israel has to offer.
Israel is not currently safe for Tourists.
Israel is currently experiencing ongoing regional armed conflict, for up-to-date travel safety information visit here (click here).
Other safety concerns to be aware of:
Stay informed about the current situation, respect local customs and laws, and exercise common sense.
By taking these precautions, you can minimize risks and focus on experiencing Israel’s incredible sights and culture.
Base yourself in Jerusalem or Tel Aviv, with easy access to main attractions. If you want to see more of the country, consider staying in Tel Aviv for a few days and then moving to Jerusalem.
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