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Israel’s Mediterranean Coast

Much of the west of is boarded by the Mediterreanean Sea. From the urban metropolis that is Tel Aviv, to the villages and remote beaches of the Western Galilee, this diverse and beautiful coastline. The Coastal Plain is home to most of Israel's population, urban, economic, cultural and leisure activities, including some of the country's coolest and most unique sites and activities. Read More

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World’s First Deaf-Blind Acting Group, Nalaga’at, in Tel Aviv

In Tel Aviv’s Jaffa port, there is an old warehouse overlooking the Mediterranean. There you can find the “Nalaga’at” Center, the world’s only professional deaf-blind acting ensemble. The theatre is composed of 11 actors, most of them suffering from genetic disorder called Usher syndrome, which results in acute deafness at birth, followed by gradual loss of vision. Read More

Ajami Neighborhood In Jaffa Vacation

Ajami Neighborhood in Jaffa

Jaffa is the ancient port out of which modern day Tel Aviv has grown. The Ajami neighborhood of Jaffa is located south of the Old City and Port of Jaffa, and rose to international fame in 2009 as the name of a film set here which won international awards and was nominated for an Oscar. The film explored life in the neighborhood, which remains largely Arab in population, and is one of the first Israeli films to be created largely in Arabic. Read More

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Jerusalem

Jerusalem Travel Guide: Jerusalem is unique. Holy to Jews, Muslims and Christians, The Old City of Jerusalem sees these three religions, cultures, and lifestyles meet. Whether its history and religion, or fun and games you're after, Jerusalem is somewhere every visitor to Israel should go to. Read More

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The Israel Ballet in Tel Aviv

The Israel Ballet is the largest Ballet in Israel performing the great classical and neo-classical ballets of the international repertoire. Based in Tel Aviv but performing across Israel, The Israel Ballet is one of the greatest cultural performances in Israel. Read More

Judean Desert

Off the Beaten Track: Touring The Judean Desert

Israel's Judean Desert might just be a short distance from Jerusalem, the Dead Sea, and the Negev Desert, but it is not a place which many tourists in Israel visit. The Judean Desert contains some amazing sites however including the breathtaking St George's Monestary, nearby Kibbutz Ein Gedi which has a Botanical Garden and Waterfall where one can enjoy a refreshing hike. Read More

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Buses in Israel

Israel has a huge network of buses both within and between towns and cities. As the country's most popular form of transport, it offers a cheap yet comfortable and convenient way of getting around. Read More

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Tower Of David Night Light Show Jerusalem

Tower of David Night Light Show

The BBC talk about the Tower of David Museum's new night-time light show which is bringing the Old City to life. Read More

Flights From Tel Aviv To Eilat

Flights from Tel Aviv to Eilat

Flights from Tel Aviv to Eilat are by far the quickest and easiest way to get from the center of Israel to the resort on the Red Sea. There are three options for flying to Eilat - domestic airlines Arkia and Israir, and international airline EL AL. The majority of Arkia and Israir flights depart from Tel Aviv's domestic airport, Sde Dov, although some do depart from Ben Gurion. All of EL AL's flight to Eilat leave from Tel Aviv. Read More

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Watersports in Israel

Watersports are extremely popular in Israel. Israel has the highest number of qualified divers per person in the world, and has had Olympic and World champions in sports including windsurfing and kitesurfing. With so much coastline, you can do all sorts of watersports along the Mediterranean coast, including in Tel Aviv, at Eilat on the Red Sea, and in the Sea of Galilee. Read More

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Druze Hospitality

The Druze are a minority group who live peacefully in Israel and are renowned for their hospitality. Their villages in the Carmel and Golan regions offer not only an insight into their interesting religion, but great food as well! Isfiya and Daliyat El Carmel are two such villages located in the Carmel region, just north of Zichron Yaakov, and just over a one hour drive from Tel Aviv. Read More

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