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Start your 8-hour day tour at Tel Aviv's old town called Jaffa. It is one of the ancient port cities in Israel and the Mediterranean basin which is well-preserved and boasts many attractions. 

The city is associated with Jonah, Solomon and Saint Peter as well as the mythological story of Andromeda and Perseus. Together with your guide-driver you stroll along the alleys of Old Jaffa, see the sculpture "floating orange", pass by the House of Simon the Tanner, the St. Michael Greek-Orthodox Church. Upon arrival to the main Plaza of Jaffa, you visit the Franciscan St. Peter’s Church. Continue to the flea market before your return to Tel Aviv and have a lunch break. On the way back you also visit Neve Tzedek, the first Jewish colony outside of Jaffa. Then you continue towards Tel Aviv and visit The Hall of Independence with the Meir Dizengof sculpture in front. Inside you have a 1-hour guided tour unveiling the history of Israel birth. 

After you may stroll along the Carmel Market, Nahalat Binyamin* crafts fair of local artists and Rabin Assassination site together with you guide-driver. 

*Note: The Hall of Independence is closed on Saturdays. Nahalat Binyamin market is running every Tuesday and Friday.

Full Day Tour Tel Aviv and Jaffa

Embark on a 4-hour walking tour to the old town Jaffa, one of the ancient port cities in Israel and the Mediterranean basin.

Jaffa city is associated with Jonah, Solomon and Saint Peter as well as the mythological story of Andromeda and Perseus. Together with your guide, you stroll along the alleys of Old Jaffa, see the sculpture "floating orange", pass by the House of Simon the Tanner and the 19th-century St Michael Greek-Orthodox Church. Afterward, you arrive at the main Plaza of Jaffa and visit the Franciscan St. Peter’s Church, built on the remains of a Crusader Fortress. Then you continue to the flea market full of boutiques, laid-back cafes, pop-up bars and colorful street stalls selling vintage clothes, objects and furniture.

*Note: 2-way public transportation tickets are included in the tour. Flea market is not working on Saturday.

Half Day Private Tour of Jaffa

Together with your guide-driver, you start an 10-hour day tour devoted to the exploration of Jerusalem. You begin with a stop at the most beautiful observation point - the Mount of Olives. Continue to one of the most important archaeological sights in Israel, the City of David, where you stop by its visitors center. Here a tour highlight, you walk through a 533-meters wet and dark “Hezekiah’s Tunnel”. You then continue to Jerusalem, where you visit its iconic Western Wall, walk in the Jewish Quarter and see the Temple Institute*, the Hurva Synagogue, as well as the oldest synagogue in the Old City of Jerusalem - Karaite. Another highlight of the day is a Talith workshop, during which you get to witness the process of the traditional techniques of the production of the Jewish prayer shawl “Talith”. The final part of the tour is a drive to the western part of the city for a tour of the Israel Museum and a visit to Israel's national leadership cemetery the Mount Herzl. *Note: the Temple Institute is closed on Saturday.

Full Day Trip Jewish Jerusalem

Embark on an exciting 10-hour day trip with your guide-driver to 3 Israeli cities boasting incredible Christian sites: Caesarea, Nazareth, and Galilee. The first stop on your route is the town of Caesarea, a magnificent site with a national park where you see ancient harbor ruins and beautiful beaches. Continue to Nazareth where you visit the Catholic Church of Annunciation and the Synagogue-Church standing in the center of Nazareth's Old City Market. 

Then you have a short stop at the town Cana famous for being the place where Jesus performed “the first miracle” of turning water into wine during a wedding. Before arrival to the Sea of Galilee, which is believed to be the place where Jesus walked on water, you have a stop for lunch. Next on your list is a visit to an ancient fishing village, Capernaum, also known as "the town of Jesus". Once abandoned and forgotten, this site was excavated in the 1900's and today you may visit the Jewish Synagogue, an Octagonal Church,  the Mausoleum and ornamented Greek-Orthodox church. 

On the way back you may also visit excavations at ancient Tiberias.

Full Day Trip to Nazareth and Galilee

Together with your guide-driver, you start a 10-hour day tour devoted to the exploration of the city from Christian perspective: you start with the most beautiful observation point the Mount of Olives. Continue with Chapel of Ascension, Church of Mary Magdalene, Garden if Gethsemane, the Grotto of Gethsemane, Mary's Tomb. Explore the Old City of Jerusalem - Jewish Quarter, Muslim Quarter, the Western Wall. You also walk along Via Dolorosa - the path where Jesus walked, carrying his cross. Together with your guide, you visit Terra Sancta Museum. After a stop for lunch you continue to the Mount Zion, located on the southern end of the old city. The traditional sites of the Last Supper. If time permits you also get to see the site of the denial of Peter on the eastern slope of Mount Zion. After the tour you are taken back to Tel Aviv.

Full Day Trip Christian Jerusalem

Together with your guide-driver, you start a 9-hour day trip to Caesarea and Haifa - northern coastal towns. The first town on the route is ancient Caesarea. Here you visit the Roman Theatre, which, apart from being a remarkable historical sight, often hosts concerts and an annual jazz festival. You also see Herod's Palace, the Baths and the Ancient Harbor. On your way to Haifa you have a stop at Atlit Detainee camp which was established by the British in 1938. After driving along the Carmel Mountains, you arrive in Haifa - the largest City in northern Israel. It is famous for Bahaian Terraced Gardens, designed around the tomb of the “Bab”, one of the leading figures in the Bahai faith.

Full Day Trip to Haifa and Caesarea

Together with your guide-driver, you embark on a 10-hour day trip to the UNESCO-listed town of Masada, famous for its ancient fortifications, as well as enjoy the shores of the Dead Sea. 

Upon arrival to Masada, you take a cable car to reach the hilltop isolated rock plateau above the Dead Sea where you visit the Masada Museum. Masada was also home to the oldest synagogue in Israel, but one of the most remarkable features are the 12 water cisterns, each with a capacity of up to 140,000 cubic feet. Following the tour, you are taken to one of the finest resorts on the Dead Sea shore to enjoy bathing and relax before you return to your hotel in Tel Aviv. Spend your time in comfort at the resort having an access to sulfur and saltwater pools, dressing rooms and towels.

*Note: make sure to take a swimming suit.

Full Day Trip to Masada and Dead Sea

Join a small group and start a 10-hour day trip northern coastal towns of Caesarea, Haifa, and Acre.

The first town on the route is ancient Caesarea. Here you visit the Roman Theatre, which, apart from being a remarkable historical sight, often hosts concerts and an annual jazz festival. You also see Herod's Palace, the Baths and the Ancient Harbor.

On your way to Haifa, the largest city in northern Israel,  you drive along the Carmel Mountains. The town is famous for Bahaian Terraced Gardens, designed around the tomb of the “Bab”, one of the leading figures in the Bahai faith.

Then you make your way to Israel’s port town of Acre (also called Akko). You visit the main point of interest there - the Rosh Hanikra limestone grottoes which form a geological white chalk cliff border of Israel and its neighboring country, Lebanon. Among the day’s highlights is a ride on a cable car right down to the grottoes which can only be reached from the water side. This unique cable car is actually among the steepest ones on the planet and is surely a memorable experience to remember! *Note: the tour is not available on Thursday

Full Day Group Tour to Haifa and Caesarea

Early in the morning join a group tour for the full day trip to Golan Heights - one of the most prized pieces of land in the Middle East. Today you visit one of Israel's favorite mountain peaks with great panoramic views over the Golan and even Syria, the Mount Bental. Here you step in the Israeli Bunker which is open for the public where you may see the maps of the 1967 and 1973 wars. Drive to the city of Katzrin, the Talmudic capital of the Golan and visit the ancient synagogue. Have a stop by the baptismal site on the Jordan river and have a transfer back to the city.

*Note: the tour is available on Sunday and Wednesday. Group size is maximum 40 people. Departure from Tel Aviv is approximately at 07:15 and return at 18:30.

Full Day Group Tour to Golan Heights

Join a small group 10-hour tour to the UNESCO-listed town of Masada, famous for its ancient fortifications, as well as enjoy the shores of the Dead Sea. 

Upon arrival to Masada, you take a cable car to reach the hilltop isolated rock plateau above the Dead Sea. Masada was also home to the oldest synagogue in Israel, but one of the most remarkable features are the 12 water cisterns, each with a capacity of up to 140,000 cubic feet. 

On the way back you have a stop at the Dead Sea resort for about 2 hours and have some time to relax and swim in the water. Dead Sea is renown for its rejuvenating properties beneficial for health and you also have some time to visit a local factory store famous for its products containing mud, minerals, and salt from the Dead Sea. 
*Note: Make sure to have bathing suits. Towels and lockers are available at the resort at an extra charge of 15-20$ (45-60 ILS). Showers, changing rooms and pools are included in the resort admission fee.

Full Day Group Tour to Masada and Dead Sea

Join a small group day tour devoted to the exploration of the city and a tour to Bethlehem. Today you see unmissable sites of interest and start with the Mount of Olives for a panoramic view of the city. Continue to Mount Zion, located on the southern end of the old city, and see the traditional sites of the Last Supper and visit King David's Tomb. In the Old city you start a walking tour of Jewish, Christian and Armenian Quarters. Walk along the Via Dolorosa and visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. A must-see highlight of Jerusalem tour is a The Western Wall, one of the holiest Jewish sites. 

Today you also visit Bethlehem - the biblical birthplace of Jesus and a major Christian pilgrimage destination. At the Palestinian border, your change transportation and the local guide takes you to Bethlehem. Together you visit the Church of Nativity, built over the cave venerated as Christ's birthplace in AD 339. After the visit, you drive through the city and get back to the Israel border to meet with your Jerusalem guide and driver.

*Note: Have your passport with you for the Bethlehem tour. Group size is up to 20 people. Departure from Tel Aviv is approximately at 07:20.

Full Day Group Tour to Jerusalem and Bethlehem

Join a group trip to the Dead Sea resort with an English speaking driver. Enjoy your time and relax at the shore of Dead Sea, renown for its rejuvenating properties beneficial for health. You also have time to visit a local factory store famous for its products containing mud, minerals, and salt from the Dead Sea. 

*Note: Make sure to have bathing suits. Towels and lockers are available at the resort at an extra charge of 15-20$ (45-60 ILS). Showers, changing rooms and pools are included in the resort entrance fee. Departure from Tel Aviv is approximately at 07:15 and return at 18:30.

Full Day Group Trip to Dead Sea

Join a small group tour and embark on an exciting 10-hour day trip to the incredible Christian site -  the city of Nazareth, and a northern region called Galilee.

The first stop on your route is Nazareth where you visit the Catholic Church of Annunciation and the Church of St. Joseph. Then you drive by towns Cana and Tiberius, located on the shore of Galilee Sea, and arrive in Capernaum, also known as "the town of Jesus". Once abandoned and forgotten, this site was excavated in the 1900's and today you may visit the Jewish Synagogue. Continue to the site of the Miracle of Fish and Loaves located at the foot of the Golan Heights and reach Yardenit, the famous Baptismal site where Jordan river flows out of the Sea of Galilee. *Note: the tour is not available on Sunday

Full Day Group Tour to Nazareth and Galilee Sea

Highlight your stay in Tel Aviv with a 2-hour private food tour at Levinsky Market - a cultural gem in the heart of the trendy neighborhood of southern Tel Aviv. Here you visit family-run shops and newly opened spots to taste delicacies in an area best known for its Turkish, Greek and Iranian immigrant heritage, dating back to the 1920s. Spend time, enjoying the authentic atmosphere, learning about Israeli food culture, and sampling delicious local treats.

*Note: the market is running from Sunday to Thursday.

Half Day Private Levinsky Market Tour

Stroll along the shops of the Carmel market together with the chef and choose fresh ingredients for meals according to recipes. After enjoying the fantastic market scents and diving into the local culture, you arrive in the kitchen to start the cooking class to make a 3-course menu with Israeli traditional starter, Sabich "sliders", chicken or fish main dish and a traditional Mediterranean dessert. Spice up your travel and get an unforgettable delicious Israeli experience. 

*Note: the tour is not available on Saturday.

Half Day Private Market Tour and Cooking Class

Visit a Bar and Museum in the very heart of Tel Aviv, holding more than 1000 sorts of whiskey. Enjoy a set of assorted snacks, one main dish, and a drink degustation under the personal guidance of professional.

Whiskey Degustation Workshop

Have a cooking class in a private studio in the very heart of Tel Aviv. Today you get to know more about the vibrant Israeli flavors, its food history, and the amazing spices, fresh herbs, and ingredients. Together with the cook, you create a delicious and meaningful feast! *Note: the maximum number of participants for the class is  persons.

Private Cooking Class

Enhance your arrival or departure at Ben Gurion Airport with VIP service. The representative of the airport takes care of collecting luggage, easy security screening, baggage inspection, and passport control, up to the point of boarding the flight or reaching the arrivals hall.

*Note: the service can be purchased no less than 1 week before arrival or departure.

Airport VIP Service

English

Tel Aviv Port (Namal Tel Aviv)

White City (Bauhaus Architecture)

Yitzhak Rabin Center

Rothschild Boulevard

Old Jaffa (Yafo)

Palmach Museum

Carmel Market (Shuk HaCarmel)

Habima Square

Neve Tzedek

Tel Aviv Museum of Art

<p>Tel Aviv, the first Jewish city in <a href="/israel">Israel</a>, founded in modern times and has become the economic and cultural center of the country, is often called "the city where life never stops." The city is located on a 14-kilometer strip along the Mediterranean coast. It is crossed by the Yarkon River in the north, in the east by the Ayalon River. It is a lively city with many entertainment venues and vibrant nightlife. Every day thousands of people scurry around Tel Aviv, filling nightclubs, restaurants, and pubs in the evening. When planning a trip to Tel Aviv, pay attention to the Dead Sea, Golan Heights, and Masada tours! An exotic Israel trip awaits you – bring Tel Aviv to your journey today with Triptile!</p>

Tel Aviv Trips

Highlights of Israel

Tel Aviv is a major city on Israel's Mediterranean coast and is widely recognized for its modernity, vibrant culture, and history. Here's what makes Tel Aviv interesting:

Cultural Diversity: Often referred to as "The Bubble," Tel Aviv is a melting pot of cultures. The city is home to Jews from various diasporas, Arabs, Christians, and a significant international community.

Nightlife: Tel Aviv is known for its bustling nightlife, with countless bars, clubs, and restaurants that stay open until the early hours of the morning.

Beaches: The city boasts a long Mediterranean coastline with numerous beautiful beaches, making it a popular spot for sunbathing, beach sports, and relaxation.

Bauhaus Architecture: Tel Aviv has the largest number of buildings in the Bauhaus/International style of any city in the world, earning its "White City" area a UNESCO World Heritage designation.

Culinary Scene: Renowned for its diverse and high-quality food scene, Tel Aviv offers everything from traditional Middle Eastern dishes to avant-garde culinary creations.

LGBTQ+ Friendly: Tel Aviv is known as the most LGBTQ+-friendly city in the Middle East, hosting a massive Pride parade every year and supporting a vibrant gay community.

History and Museums: Despite its modern facade, Tel Aviv has a rich history, and several museums such as the Eretz Israel Museum and Palmach Museum offer insights into the region's past.

Neve Tzedek: One of the oldest districts in Tel Aviv, Neve Tzedek has charming architecture, boutique shops, and a quaint, village-like atmosphere.

Carmel Market: This bustling market offers a variety of fresh produce, meats, spices, and local street food.

Proximity to Historical Sites: Tel Aviv is close to many important historical sites, including the ancient port city of Jaffa, which has biblical significance and offers narrow winding alleys, galleries, and eateries.

Innovation Hub: Sometimes referred to as the "Silicon Wadi," Tel Aviv is a major global hub of technology and innovation, with countless startups and tech firms.

Arts and Festivals: The city supports a thriving arts scene, from street art and galleries to music festivals and theater performances.

Tel Aviv's mix of modernity, cultural diversity, and historical significance makes it one of the most interesting and dynamic cities in the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region.

Tel Aviv

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