tel aviv

Landing in Tel Aviv. Rented a car and headed north.

Haifa is located on the slopes of Mount Carmel, on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. It's a beautiful place to start the journey around Israel.

Visited Bahai Shrine and Gardens (one of Haifa’s top sights) and Louis Promenade with a panoramic view of the city and the bay.

A small area, now lined with trendy cafes, restaurants and shops, located at the foot of the Baha’i Gardens - it founded in 1860s by German Templars and was inhabited by the German Protestants on-and-off throughout the two world wars.

Started the day with a visit to Hanging Bridge at Nesher Park.

Mount of Beatitudes - holy hill on the northwest side of the Sea of Galilee

Visited Capernaum, the “City of Jesus,” an ancient Jewish fishing town with a synagogue from the 4th-century.

Visited the reconstructed Roman Theater and the Roman Aqueduct in Caesarea.

Tour in Jaffa, exploring flea markets, port and Artists Quarter.

Tel Aviv neighborhood of Neve Tzedek with its chic cafes and artisanal boutiques.

Explored Tel Aviv beaches in the evening. 

Walked on road of salt into the Dead Sea. Tried mud treatment.

Masada National Park, visited the ruins of King Herod’s mountaintop fortress.

Visited Jerusalem, one of the holiest cities in the world.

One Week Itinerary in Israel

Tel Aviv is a vibrant city with a beaches, boardwalk, many restaurants, bars and markets and nice relaxed atmosphere.
And I adored the hummus I ate there.

Walked around Old Jaffa neighbourhood, the old capital.

After urban touring, we ended up on the beach, just relaxing.

The next day, we headed to Dead Sea. Bathing in the Dead Sea is wow. So strange to float in the salt water. 

Four Days in Israel

Flight to Tel Aviv. Checked in and explored the city a bit. They say you have to check the markets in the city to get the essence of the culture in the area.

Checked Carmel Market. Then Shuk HaCarmel, Levinsky Market,  Jaffa’s Hapishpishim flea market.

Then, we booked a Tel Aviv urban tour with a local. It's worth it.

Took a boat trip to admire the coastline from the sea.

and finished the day on the beaches of Tel Aviv.

Rented a car and traveled back in time to biblical town of Nazareth. Visited around. Visited  Basilica of the Annunciation.

Visited Capernaum, the fishing village with an old synagogue.

Visit to the holy city. Explored the Jewish, Christian, Muslim, and Armenian quarters of the Old City.

Visited the Dead Sea - a salt lake bordering Jordan.

Drove to the south of Israel to get the taste of the desert, It's a super beautiful place with ancient mineshafts, arid, rocky landscape and clifftops.

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