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The north of the country boasts a Mediterranean coast line stretching right up to the green lush Galilee which is a heaven for wildlife. The Sea of Galilee is tranquil and perfect to get away form the hustle and bustle of life where you can walk, horse ride or just take in the countryside
Israel’s main airport, Ben Gurion, is located just outside Tel Aviv, which as a city has been likened to Barcelona, with bars cafes and clubs lining the water front. Tel Aviv comes alive at night with clubs open to the very early hours. During the days pavement cafes and boutiques give this city its cosmopolitan feel.
One of the most famous cities in the world, Jerusalem is just a short drive from Tel Aviv, up into the mountains. You cannot help but be over come by its historical and religious significance what ever faith you may be. Besides the distinctive sky line that has changed very little for centuries just walking around the narrow streets through the markets and squares gives you a real sense of the past.
The Dead Sea again is easily accessible from Tel Aviv. Here the landscape changes dramatically. From the green north you cross into extreme desert with red mountains dominating the horizon. Once at the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth, this flat glass like sea offers a chance to swim in one of the worlds largest natural Spas.
Eilat on the coast of the Red Sea is Israel’s most southerly point. While it is drivable from you can also fly from Tel Aviv to Eilat City airport, where you are within walking distance of the hotels. Eilat offers a range of hotels with a variety of meal plans to suit a budget.
Eilat has with bars, cafes restaurants and clubs lining the promenade offering something for families and couples. Why not swim with the dolphins at Dolphin reef, visit the underwater observatory, or take the kids to the Kings City theme park. If you still want more history then take a day trip across the border to Jordan and visit the ancient red city of Petra.
We have put all our knowledge and experience of Israel as a holiday destination into our destination guides. Feel free to look through the collated information relating to each location including historical, religious and architectural sites.
The capital of the Negev, the Old City, the university, the Turkish railway station, and the Bedouin market represent only a part of the colorful mosaic offered by the city of Be’er Sheba, a city full of life and proud of itself, as you will be told by any of its 185,000 inhabitants. Read more on Be’er Sheva »
The ancient city of Caesarea is today one of Israel’s most popular tourist attractions. Caesarea was built as part of Herod the Great's ambitious plan to "Hellenise" the Holy Land in the 1st century BCE. He chose the site of a small Phoenician port called Stratton's Tower and laid out a classical Greek city, complete with amphitheatre and stadium. Herod also constructed an artificial harbor by making use of concrete piling under water - the first ever such use of concrete. Read more on Caesarea »
How far does one have to descend to reach the Dead Sea? Described as the lowest place in the world it is about 400 meters below sea level.
How deep is this salty lake? The northern section is around 400 meters deep.
Fascinating? Absolutely! Every detail about the Dead Sea is fascinating. Read more on the Dead sea »
Over the years, the city of Eilat has become a resort city with hotels and beaches attracting tourists from around the world, who come to relax on Israel’s Red Sea coast. Read more on Eilat »
Israel’s third largest city and one of its prettiest, Haifa has a lot to offer visitors. It has the country’s largest port, a particularly active beach and is the home of the World Centre of the Bahai Faith. Surrounded by abundant nature sites, the city contains an interesting mix of modern neighbourhoods and older districts; churches and mosques; mountain and sea. Read more on Haifa »
Jerusalem, Israel’s capital is a city of overwhelming emotions, a city that promises a religious and spiritual experience, excitement and pleasure, interesting tours and entertaining adventures. Here, alongside Jerusalem’s fascinating historic and archaeological sites, there are amazingly modern tourist attractions for all lovers of culture, the arts, theatre and music, architecture and gastronomic delights. Read more on Jerusalem »
Netanya is a lively seacoast town situated on the Sharon coastal plain north of Tel Aviv and a centre for tourism that attracts thousands of visitors each year. The lovely beaches that extend along its entire length, its numerous vacation facilities, and hotels have made it a popular tourist resort. Exploring Netanya, one can hear a variety of languages spoken in the streets by tourists from all over the world. Read more on Netanya »
Tel Aviv – the first Hebrew city built in 1909, is a very young at heart city that never sleeps. Tel Aviv is jazzy, vibrant and cosmopolitan, located by the warm blue seas of the Mediterranean. Enjoy the wonderful white sandy beaches that are full of fun, food, sports and tranquillity where you can soak up the sun. Read more on Tel Aviv »
Located on the shores of Lake Kineret in the north of the country, Tiberias is Israel's lowest city at 200 meters below sea level and it attracts thousands of tourists and travellers. Read more on Tiberias »
