July 5th 2017
Think you’re warm right now? Well, wait till you check out these hot events that are happening only in Israel throughout July. From music festivals to sports, action, and excitement, here’s the stuff you don’t want to miss this month! Jerusalem International Light Festival The Jerusalem International Light Festival is back for its ninth year […]
June 30th 2017
If you’ve been to Israel already a few times, no doubt you’ve traveled to the Golan Heights and the Galilee. A beautiful area for its scenery, hikes, and flora, this location is a must visit area. In case you’re bored of the typical Golan paths, we have a few lesser known wonders of the area […]
June 28th 2017
Ein Kerem is a Jerusalem neighborhood most popularly known for its fabulous hospital, Hadassah Ein Kerem. In fact, this little town has a lot more going for it than good medical services! From artistic flair to natural beauty, check out some of the greatest tourist spots you can visit without even leaving Jerusalem. Chagall Windows […]
June 23rd 2017
When you’ve been to Israel a few times already, you start to tire of doing the same standard tours and attractions every year. Gedera is a tiny hole in the wall city in the central district of Israel, just south of Rehovot. And if you blink, you just might miss it! If you’re looking for […]
June 21st 2017
All cultures have one. Some call him Cupid; others prefer Eros. The Jewish religion certainly doesn’t believe in a god of love, but in Israel, we’ve got something that comes close. Amuka is a place that thousands of hopefuls flock to each year, anticipating a change in their status. Where is Amuka, what is the […]
June 16th 2017
When you think of tourist attractions in Israel, you think Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Eilat. Acre, aka Akko, is probably not even going to make your top fifteen, which is why it’ll surprise you to know that this quiet little city is actually home to some of the most interesting and beautiful locations in the Middle […]
June 14th 2017
One thing that never ceases to amaze tourists when they come to Israel is the vast diversity of the country. From the weather to the people, there’s such a beautiful array; it’s refreshing ad breathtaking. Last week, we went through some of the exotic flowers that you can enjoy while you’re here. If you’d like […]
June 7th 2017
Israel wears two hats. On the one hand, it’s the epicenter of modern living, eclectic cultural events, and the latest advancements in technological development. On the other hand, though, Israel is known for its ancient history, deep-seated religious connections, and unbroken ties to the past. There are plenty of ways for you to enjoy a […]
June 2nd 2017
June invites a new wave of excitement for tourists. People flock to the Holy Land with plans to maximize the nice weather, gorgeous blue skies, and the general buzz in the air. Beaches are booming, and parks are popping, but if you’re looking for a more interactive sort of fun, check out these happenings across […]
May 31st 2017
One of the most exciting things for tourists to see when they come to Israel is the amazing diversity of the country. While the political, cultural, and religious tapestry is unique, colorful, and refreshing, we’re referring to the exquisite climate and landscape that Israel offers. Last week we looked at some of the exotic and […]
May 26th 2017
Shavuot is a special time to be in Israel because it is the holiday that commemorates the birth of the Jewish nation. Jews of all denominations celebrate the receiving of the Torah in their own ways through all-night learning programs, dedicated classes, events, and other festivities. Along with the actual holiday itself, which falls out […]
May 24th 2017
You’ve probably heard about Israel’s diverse climate zones. In one day of traveling the tiny coast, you can visit a snow-capped mountain, a sun-kissed valley, and a white sand beach that you’d swear was a slice of heaven on Earth. With such a vast array of temperatures, you can imagine the flora and fauna of […]
May 20th 2017
If you’re coming to Israel at the end of May, you couldn’t have chosen a better time to visit. May 24th is Yom Yerushalayim or Jerusalem Day, and it’s a day on which the entire country celebrates the reunification of Jerusalem with the rest of Israel. This year is a particularly memorable occasion because it […]
May 19th 2017
With the weather getting seasonably warmer, more people are heading out to their vacation destinations. Tel Aviv is a hot spot for tourists from every walk of life because it provides a brilliant tapestry of art, culture, technology, history, and great food all in one condensed space. Oh, not to mention the stunning beaches. One […]
May 17th 2017
Now that the weather is getting warmer and the days are getting longer, Israelis are flocking to the beach to tan, swim, surf, and play Matkot (Israeli paddle ball). Grab your sunscreen and towel and get ready to hit the beach. Although a desert country, Israel has three seas – the Mediterranean, The Dead, and […]
May 11th 2017
The holiday of Lag B’Omer, this year, falls out on Saturday night, May 13th – Sunday, May 14th (though some might be celebrating on the night of the 14th) and as with every year, there’s plenty to do across the country. Unlike in most places outside of Israel, Lag B’Omer is celebrated extensively and throughout […]
May 10th 2017
Rosh Hanikra is situated in the Western Galilee, on the Mediterranean coast, and is on the border with Lebanon. The History of Rosh Hanikra The grottos were formed by the movement of the sea on the soft chalk rock and are 200 meters in length. A tunnel was built by the British during the Second […]
May 1st 2017
As the sadness of Yom HaZikaron (Memorial Day) comes to an end, the joyous celebration of Yom Ha’Atzmaut erupts. Israel declared independence on May 15th, 1948, eight hours before the end of the British Mandate of Palestine was due to expire. This year Yom Ha’Atzmaut is celebrated Monday evening May 1st – Tuesday, May 2nd. […]
May 1st 2017
Yom HaZikaron’s full name means Memorial Day for the Fallen Soldiers of Israel and Victims of Terrorism. It is Israel’s national remembrance day for those who have died since 1860, when the Jews were first permitted to live in Palestine, outside the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem. This year Yom HaZikaron begins on […]
April 29th 2017
One of our favorite ways to stay cool and have a blast while touring Israel is to hit up some of the lunar and water parks that we have to offer. For such a small country, Israel has packed in a fair share of parks, but entrance to these places can start to get expensive, […]
