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Trips for New Parents in Israel

January 25th 2016

New parents? Check out some fun and free things you can do in Israel that’ll be fun for baby and you! Think you can’t have an amazing trip to Israel because a new baby is in the house? Well you’ll be glad to hear that there are loads of awesome, fun, and totally unique experiences […]

Top Wheelchair-Accessible Places to go in Israel, Part 1

January 14th 2016

The Israeli terrain is covered with majestic beauties hidden deep in valleys, across craggy peaks, and down winding, narrow pathways. These sights are spectacular to experience, but they can be a bit complicated for the wheelchair traveler. But Israel is for everyone, without exception, which is why we’ve put together this two-part series that features […]

Top Wheelchair-Accessible Places to go in Israel, Part 2

January 14th 2016

Rollin’ With the Punches: Israel’s Most Wheelchair-Friendly Spots, Part 2 In part one  of our series, we looked at some popular wheelchair-accessible locations a tourist should hit on their first trip to Israel. Now we’ll highlight some of the lesser-known attractions that are just as wheelchair-accessible and even more unique. These are some real hidden […]

January in Israel: Hot Happenings for the Cool Weather

January 12th 2016

If you thought you were missing out by visiting Israel in January, think again. You won’t get to see the Hanukah festivities or the Israeli Independence Day extravaganza, but Israel’s got its fair share of concerts, festivals, and happenings (as the locals call them) throughout January, as well. So button up that jacket, and head […]

Tu B’Shvat: 4 Things to Do as Israel Celebrates Life

January 10th 2016

If you’re in Israel this January 25th, you’ll get to experience one of the most inspiring holidays Jews observe. It’s called Tu B’Shvat, and it celebrates life, rebirth, and hope, particularly as applied to plants, fruits, trees, and the agricultural landscape of Israel. Here are 4 things you can do this Tu B’Shvat to join […]

Must-Hit Happenings in Tel Aviv This January

January 8th 2016

It might be cold outside, but Israel is keeping things hot this January with some awesome events that everyone can enjoy. Head to Tel Aviv, Israel’s “second capital,” where something entertaining, exciting, and unexpected happens every day, and see what the locals do to keep the winter even more eventful! The Sweater Festival It’s as […]

Israel’s Hot Springs: Hot Ideas for Warming up This Winter

January 7th 2016

In the dead of the winter, when temperatures and spirits are both at their lowest, and germs, illness, and yearning for warmth are at their highest, anyone could use a day to recharge. If you’re traveling Israel this winter, the best way to press that reboot button on your internal hard drive is to visit […]

Must-See Spots for First-Time Visitors in Israel

January 5th 2016

Must-See Spots for First-Time Visitors in Israel If this is your first time in Israel, Shalom and congratulations because you are about to have an experience that you’ll cherish for a lifetime. With a country and a people that have been around for thousands of years, it might be a little overwhelming planning the best […]

Eilat: The Best Time to Visit is NOW!

January 3rd 2016

It doesn’t take a genius to realize that the warm sun, soft white sands, and gentle waves lapping at your toes would be a welcome change to the cloudy skies, bone-chilling rain, and frigid air nipping at your nose. What you do need to have some knowledge of, though, is where to go when you’re […]

Tea Time: Israel’s Newest Iconic Trend

December 21st 2015

Every culture has their signature elements, things that speak volumes about that culture and are spoken about automatically when discussing the country. Traditionally, hummus, falafel and the kibbutz movement are the Israeli icons, but lately, a new symbol is rising to the surface. Tea has become as much a part of the culture as any […]

3 Places to See Snow This Year

December 18th 2015

To natives, snow means hassle, headache and probably a blackout or two. Traffic screeches to a halt, electric lines get fried and half the country shuts down. It also means that it’s freezing out, and Israelis totally can’t handle the cold. If you’re a tourist, though, the idea of a white-capped Israel is a breathtaking […]

The Hottest Winter Beaches in Israel

December 17th 2015

Despite being a desert location, Israel can get pretty cold in the winters. When you need to get away from all the freeze and frostbite, head straight for one of these beaches. The warm sun, soft sand and relaxing waves are sure to warm you right up! Eilat Eilat is one of Israel’s most popular […]

An Israeli Christmas: Deck the Halls in The Holy Land

December 15th 2015

Israel is known as the land of the Jewish people, but this holy site holds religious significance for Christians as well. Birthplace and home to Jesus Christ, Israel is a major destination for thousands of Christians each year coming to show their solidarity and to celebrate, revisit and rejoice in the footsteps of Jesus that […]

A Winter Wonderland in the Desert

December 14th 2015

From the massive music festivals to the eclectic Shaon Horef events, Israel has its fair share of amazing, inspiring and downright awesome winter festivals. Most would be hard-pressed to believe that we’ve found one that tops them all. Take a seat, skeptics, because the annual Jerusalem Ice Festival blows everything else out of the water. […]

Get Out of the Rain! Fun Things to do in Israel This December

December 13th 2015

While rain is seen as a blessing for Israelis, the wet season can wear down the average travel. There are plenty of winter days with clear skies and ample opportunity for outdoor exploration. When the rain clouds start hovering, though, do like the Israelis and head for cover, enjoying some of these indoor activities when […]

3 Winter Must-Experiences You Never Knew Existed in Israel

December 10th 2015

While the sun and sand of pristine beaches are always a pleasure, traveling in the winter exposes you to some of the best kept secrets Israel has to offer. Here are 3 sensational winter experiences that you’d be missing out on if you didn’t know where to look (you’re welcome)! #1 Feelin’ Blues Festival January […]

Travel Tips for the Rainy Season Globetrotter

December 8th 2015

Israel’s rainy season is the much overlooked diamond in the rough. The brisk winds, infrequent downpours and surreal peace that cloaks the country during these months is something world travelers won’t want to miss. Here are a few tips to help you make the most of winter showers. Tip #1: Gear Up With the right […]

Winter Hotspots Around Jerusalem for a Romantic Night Out

December 6th 2015

With lush greenery sprouting everywhere, dramatic sunsets that paint the skyline in vivacious shades of pink and orange and a 5000-year history replete with love stories constantly unfolding, finding romance in Israel is as easy as…falling in love. If you’re planning a special night out with a special someone this trip, here are some top […]

Untraditional Chanukah Celebrations You’ll Love

November 28th 2015

Looking for some holiday fun that’s not quite run of the mill? Check out these untraditional Chanukah celebrations, and light up the night in a whole new way! Chanukah is a magical time when presents abound, the world is illuminated and the air sings with the harmony of the Jewish people. If you want something […]

5 Winter Festivals You Don’t Want to Miss

November 26th 2015

Traveling Israel this winter? Don’t miss these top five winter festivals that will warm you up and get you knee-deep in Israeli culture and entertainment. Think your vacation will be a bust because of the cold and rain of Israeli winters? Think again! This culture-rich society is bursting with entertainment, partying hard and long into […]

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