Getting Around
Yitzhak Navon Railway Station
Yitzhak Navon is one of Israel’s newest railway stations, and one of the world’s deepest at 80 meters below ground. Sometimes called Hauma, this station has multiple levels, a sleek modern design, vaulted glass ceilings, and mosaics on the walls. With over 5,500 square meters of space underground, it can also serve as a refuge... Read More
How to Visit Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and the UAE from Israel
We’re here to help you decide how to visit Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and the UAE from Israel. We recommend flying to the UAE no matter where you are in the Middle East, and there are a number of new flights that go from Ben Gurion International Airport to 3 of the United Arab Emirates’ international... Read More
How to Tour Israel, Jordan, and Egypt
If you’re planning a visit to Israel, Jordan, or Egypt – prepare to be delighted. Regardless of the duration of your trip, you’ll have plenty to explore within each country. But while in the region, why not visit all three? Israel contains some of the world’s most important holy sites. Jordan is a magical kingdom... Read More
Ramallah, West Bank, Israel
Ramallah is a Palestinian city located in the central West Bank of Israel just 15 km (10 miles) north of Jerusalem. It currently serves as the de facto administrative capital of the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) and is a cultural center for the Palestinian people. Brief history Modern Ramallah was founded mid-16th century by the... Read More
Ferry from Haifa to Akko
The ferry from Haifa to Akko allows visitors to both northern coastal cities to shuttle between the two easily. Ferries operate several times a day, seven days a week. The ride offers a beautiful and scenic alternative to driving, which can often be frustrating due to heavy traffic. Stunning views of the Carmel Mountains, downtown... Read More
Weekend Public Transportation in Tel Aviv
The Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality is launching the first *free* public transportation system on the Friday nights and Saturdays (the Jewish Sabbath/Shabbat) across the city and surrounding areas. The busses will run from Friday evening through Saturday evening. The Jewish Sabbath lasts from Friday at sundown until Saturday at sundown, and normal public transportation is not... Read More
How to Get From Tel Aviv to Petra
People often ask how to get from Tel Aviv to Petra. Thanks to its proximity to Israel, it is possible to travel from Tel Aviv to Petra every day of the week. Here, we highlight some of the best options available to you to experience this wondrous place. Take A Tour One Day Tours One-day tours... Read More
How to Get from Jerusalem to Eilat
Getting from Jerusalem to Eilat is easier than most travelers think, with many options available. Eilat is a southern port city situated along the Red Sea. It’s conveniently close to neighboring Jordan and the town of Aqaba. Eilat is known for its natural beauty and offers some of the best snorkeling and diving in the world. Also, it is... Read More
How to get from Israel to Sinai
More and more travelers are making their way to the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, the desert region situated between the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea and wonder: How to get from Israel to Sinai? Known for the relaxed vibe and some of the best snorkeling and diving, Sinai’s southern tip known as Sharm el-Sheikh... Read More
Rav Kav – Using the Bus in Israel
As of January 2019, Israel made a change to remove cash from bus transportation and use the Rav-Kav card exclusively. Like many metropolis cities, reloadable bus cards are used to encourage safety and efficiency when traveling. Now drivers do not need to be preoccupied with handling cash and giving change to passengers. Finally, they can... Read More
Scooters in Tel Aviv
Locals in Tel Aviv are always on the move, from bikes and skateboards to scooters and electric bicycles, there are many modes of transportation. The latest gadget and mode of transportation to hit the city are electric scooters. There are a variety of electric scooter rental services; Bird is the biggest company but there are... Read More