Valentine’s Day in Israel 2027

Valentine’s Day in Israel is not the same kind of celebration as it is in North America and Europe; however, it has gained popularity and is celebrated more in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem with a variety of parties, concerts, and special romantic dinners on February 14, 2027. In Israel, there is another day that celebrates love called Tu B’Av that takes place in the summer months, this year on August 17th-18th, 2027. This means there are two dates to celebrate love in Israel.

Check out some of the best Valentine’s Day ideas in Israel:

Watch the sunrise together atop Masada and take in one of the most breathtaking views in Israel. If you’re looking for an afternoon option, join our Masada, Ein Gedi, Dead Sea, & More Tour, which offers a relaxed yet immersive way to explore the region, ending with a memorable float together in the Dead Sea.

Fall in love with flowers

Enjoy the Darom Adom, every weekend of February sees another set of events in the northern Negev to celebrate the red flowers that cover the scenery during February. Who doesn’t love flowers on Valentine’s Day?

Hot Air Balloon

Enjoy a hot air balloon flight in Galilee with views of the majestic hills and valleys of Galilee.

Staycation

Check into a boutique hotel for a romantic “staycation” in the city for Valentine’s Day. Check out the Best Boutique Hotels in Tel Aviv, and Best Boutique Hotels in Jerusalem many of which offer couples packages including couples massages, wine, or other romantic options.

Explore the city in a new way

Share an experience together and join our Best of Tel Aviv, Jaffa & Carmel Market Day Tour. Explore architecture, street art, and delicious food in Tel Aviv, strolling the winding alleyways of Jaffa, exploring the well-known Rothschild Boulevard, and journeying through the famous Shuk Hacarmel.

Boat Rides

Ride a boat together in Hayarkon Park, one of Tel Aviv’s most beautiful public green spaces. Inside the park, couples can find both motorboats and pedal boats to rent and relax along the Yarkon River that flows through the park. There are also bike rentals and plenty of quaint places for a romantic picnic

Enjoy Israeli Wine

Spend a romantic day tasting flavorful wines at one of Israel’s most impressive wineries, set in the heart of the country’s renowned wine regions

Take a beautiful stroll

Enjoy a leisurely Valentine’s stroll throughout one of the most beautiful neighborhoods Neve Tzedek. Enjoy the shops, cafes, and laid-back vibe. A visit to the Tachana also offers plenty of restaurant choices, and of course, ice cream!

Insta-worthy romance

Make your relationships Insta-worthy, check out the most Instagrammable places in Tel Aviv and most Instagrammable places in Jerusalem to snap a few cute Valentine’s selfies together!

Go to a concert

Go to a concert! Look at our latest events page for concert listings for concert ideas.

Cheers!

Visit one of Israel’s Microbreweries or check out the Whiskey Bar Milk and Honey for a fun-filled romantic Valentine’s evening sipping local whiskey.

Romantic Dinner

Take a look at the Best Restaurants in Tel Aviv and Best Restaurants in Jerusalem for date ideas on where to enjoy some of the best dining in Israel and check out the best date spots in Tel Aviv for the perfect date.

Travel to Jordan

Spend a Valentine’s weekend in Jordan visiting nearby Petra and the Wadi Rum Desert. Couples can depart from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem and enjoy a weekend of sightseeing, adventure and time together sharing a unique travel experience. Check out our Petra tours.

Spa-tastic

Book a couples massage at one of the best spas in Israel.

“Olive You” = I Love you

Get out of the city and explore the Galilee Olive Oil Trail in the foothills of the Lower Galilee lie Israel’s olive groves.

Enjoy Breakfast together

Make the first meal of Valentine’s Day extra special. For ideas, check out the best breakfast in Tel Aviv and best breakfast in Jerusalem.

Still need help with romantic ideas? Contact us! We’d be happy to help create a special private tour or date night to remember for your Valentine’s Day in Israel.