It is possible to visit Israel on a tight budget and here we’ll show you how. Israel is the bridge between Europe, Africa, and Asia, the place where levels of service, culture, language, food, and so much more meets. It is a country with fascinating sites, and a place which is great to explore whether you want to splash out on luxury or have a tighter budget. From amazing markets, to fantastic low-cost accommodation, and great tours geared up for budget and independent travelers, exploring Israel on a tight budget is pretty easy.

Israel is a great country to visit as a backpacker or independent traveler. It is a country with massive cultural diversity to immerse yourself in, amazing historic and geographic sites to explore, and incredible facilities, hostels, and tours tailored and suited to backpackers and independent travelers. The amazing selection of what to do in Israel means that it is possible to visit Israel and have a trip that is totally tailored to your individual interests. This article will try to be a starting point for anyone planning a backpacking tour in Israel.

There are over forty national parks in Israel ranging from archaeological sites such as Caesarea National Park and Masada to sites of natural beauty such as the Carmel National Park. With so many national parks to visit, which are the ones that a tourist should try to find time in their itinerary to experience? In this article, we will list the ten best national parks in Israel to visit.

There are so many different ways to experience Israel and volunteering in Israel is just one. GoEco runs environmental and cultural exchanges in which participants come from around the world to volunteer across Israeli society in a huge range of cultural, environmental, ecological, and other meaningful programs ranging from ecotourism internships to nature conservation, and coexistence summer camps to family volunteering.

Looking for things to do in Israel is not hard, everywhere you turn there are museums and archaeological sites. Amid the waves of these, you can miss some amazingly unique, exciting and unusual things to do in Israel. From rafting down the Biblical River Jordan, to paragliding over the Coastal Plain, and from reading a newspaper whilst floating in the Dead Sea, to swimming with dolphins in Eilat, Israel is the land where it is possible!

Archaeology in the Galilee: A Seven Day Bike Ride Through History: The Israel Travel Company is pleased to offer a bike ride adventure through the Galilee. This tour outline can be the basis for a customized itinerary for your particular travel experience in Israel. With bike guide and full logistic support.

Kayaking or Rafting on the River Jordan might not quite match with the initial image people have of a Biblical stories, but once you’ve seen the Jordan from a kayak on a hot summers day, you’ll have a totally different take on the matter! And its not an activity reserved for those into extreme sports. The kayaks on the Jordan come aren’t really conventional kayaks but more like large inflatable rafts for two to five people. The two main kayak centers are at Kibbutz Kfar Blum and Kibbutz HaGoshrim.

Called iSrael and available free from iTunes, the Israel Ministry of Tourism’s latest innovation in aiding tourists in Israel is a Virtual Tour Guide for the iPod and iPhone.