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24 Hours in Eilat
With so many beaches, sports, and tours, it is easy to enjoy 24 hours in Eilat. The resort town is in the southernmost part of Israel and is a great starting point for exploring Jordan and Petra. Flights arrive in Eilat at two airports, Eilat’s Airport and Ramon Airport, which provide luggage storage in Eilat. The... Read More
Jisr Az-Zarqa
Jisr Az-Zarqa is a charming coastal village on Israel’s northern Mediterranean shore. It is also the only remaining Arab town along the country’s coastline. Situated just north of Caesarea and south of the peaceful Taninim Nature Reserve, this hidden gem offers a blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and tranquility. Its name, meaning “Bridge over... Read More
Gilboa Hot Air Balloon Festival 2027
The Gilboa Hot Air Balloon Festival 2027 takes place annually in Israel, at two locations - Park Maayan Harod near Mount Gilboa in the Galilee, and Park Eshkol, in the northern Negev. The festival brings hot air balloons to Israel and offers family friendly activities in the most beautiful regions in Israel. International Balloon Festival... Read More
Atlit Detainee Camp Museum
The Atlit Detainee Camp Museum is located in Atlit, a small town located on the northern coast about 20 kilometers south of Haifa. In the 1930s and 40s, this site served as a detention center for illegal Jewish immigrants seeking refuge in Palestine (which is now the State of Israel). The land was under British... Read More
Ayalon Institute Museum
The Ayalon Institute Museum is currently one of the most fascinating sites in Tel Aviv, originally disguised as a secret ammunition factory within a kibbutz to fool the British back in the 1940s. Jewish people used the factory in their efforts to fight for the independent state of Israel. Organizers went to extreme measures to... Read More
Yotvata Hai-Bar Nature Reserve
The Yotvata Hai-Bar Nature Reserve is designed to breed and foster extinct animals as well as other endangered desert creatures. Located in Southern Israel, Yotvata Hai-Bar is about 30 minutes north of Eilat. Covering 3,000 acres, the reserve is home to various animals including oryx, spotted leopards and snakes. Yotvata Hai-Bar can easily be visited... Read More
Jerusalem Wine Festival: April 30th, 2027
This year, the Jerusalem Wine Festival will take place in Jerusalem on April 30th, 2027. Enjoy an unforgettable evening of fine wine, gourmet food, and live entertainment in Tachana Rishona (First Station). Whether you enjoy sipping flavorful wine, are seeking a unique culinary experience, or are eager for an exhilarating night out, the festival is... Read More
Dizengoff Center
Israel’s first shopping mall, the Dizengoff Center, opened in Tel Aviv in 1983. The first store opened in 1977, with the rest following a few years later. The humongous mall consists of two towers on either side of Dizengoff Street, which are connected with skywalks and underground tunnels. An icon of fashion-forward Tel Aviv, the... Read More
How to Get from Eilat to Tel Aviv
There are a lot of options for travelers who want to get between the two cities, including buses, shuttles, and flights. The journey, traveling by land from Eilat to Tel Aviv, can take between 4 and 6 hours. There are regular buses from Eilat and private shuttles from the city of Eilat and Eilat’s Ramon... Read More
How To Get From Eilat to Jerusalem
For travelers wondering how to get from Eilat to Jerusalem, there are several convenient options. With its immense religious and cultural significance, Jerusalem is a must-visit city. The most common transportation options include booking a shuttle, taking a bus, or renting a car. The trip typically takes between 4-5 hours. Alternatively, there are various tour options... Read More
How to Get from Eilat to the Dead Sea and Masada
People wanting to travel from Eilat to the Dead Sea and Masada will find it’s not that easy. The Dead Sea and Masada are the two most visited sites in Israel. But most people end up opting for a tour instead of trying to coordinate ground transportation because of the infrequent buses that run in this... Read More
