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Masada and Dead Sea Day Trip from Tel Aviv: 12 hours★ 4.43 (1,043) · 12h
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Nazareth and Sea of Galilee Day Trip from Tel Aviv★ 4.33 (557) · 10h
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Jerusalem & Bethlehem Day Trip from Tel Aviv with Guide★ 4.29 (736) · 10h
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Jerusalem and Dead Sea day trip from Tel Aviv with guide★ 4.42 (444) · 10hUS$ 133View ›
Masada, Ein Gedi & Dead Sea Tour from Tel Aviv★ 4.24 (306) · 12hUS$ 99View ›
Tel Aviv & Jaffa: 3-Hour Bike Tour Coastal Highlights★ 4.73 (188) · 3hUS$ 75View ›
Tel Aviv: Carmel Market Food Tour & Kerem HaTeimanim Tasting Walk★ 4.99 (143) · 3hUS$ 145View ›
Bethlehem & Jericho Day Trip from Tel Aviv with Church Entry★ 4.22 (101) · 11hUS$ 135View ›
Tel Aviv: Night Pub Crawl Tour with Shots & Club Entry★ 4.86 (92) · 4hUS$ 29View ›
Jerusalem Highlights Tour from Tel Aviv: Old City & Holy Sites★ 4.53 (87) · 10hUS$ 95View ›Lowest price (10)
Tel Aviv to Ben Gurion Airport: Private Transfer 24/7You get picked up from your Tel Aviv hotel in a private, air-conditioned vehicle and driven directly to Ben Gurion Airport with a confirmed driver and fixed route. The service runs around the clock, includes space for standard luggage, and eliminates the need to arrange local transport or negotiate fares. Booking is instant, and your voucher is ready to show the driver.Is it for me?Ideal if you're leaving Tel Aviv early or late and want to skip arranging taxis or decoding the local transit system—the fixed pickup and confirmed driver mean you can focus on getting to the airport, not on how you'll get there.
Jaffa Walking Tour: Old City Alleys & Ancient PortA two-hour walking tour of Jaffa's Old City in Tel Aviv, starting at the Setai Hotel and moving through the maze-like alleys, the flea market, and past St. Peter's Church to the ancient port. You walk with a live English-speaking guide who explains the city's historical and cultural layers. The tour suits all fitness levels, though it includes stairs and uneven ground.Is it for me?Two hours is short enough to fit a morning or afternoon without eating your whole day, but long enough to move through the Old City's main layers—the alleys, the market, the church, and the port—with a guide who can explain what you're walking through instead of rushing past it.
Tel Aviv Airport to Hotels: Private Transfer & PickupYou're met at Tel Aviv Airport arrivals by a driver holding your name, then driven directly to your hotel in a private car. No shared stops, no negotiating fares, no hunting for transport — just a clean vehicle, a fixed price, and a direct route. Infant seats are available if you need one, and luggage fits easily in the trunk.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing in Tel Aviv with luggage and want to reach your hotel without arranging a taxi or managing a shared shuttle — the fixed price and flight tracking mean your transfer is handled the moment you land.
Jerusalem Old City half-day tour with guide & hotel pickupYou’ll walk ancient streets with a local guide, touch the Western Wall’s cool stones, follow parts of the Via Dolorosa through Jerusalem’s quarters, and step inside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. With hotel pickup from Tel Aviv included and stories that linger long after you leave, it’s an experience you’ll carry home.
Tel Aviv: Highlights Bike Tour with Neve Tzedek & PortYou cycle through Tel Aviv's main neighborhoods on flat, dedicated trails with a local guide who knows the history and the shortcuts. The day includes Hayarkon Park, the renovated Port with its farmer's market, the beachfront, Neve Tzedek's old streets, and the UNESCO-listed Bauhaus buildings of the White City. All bikes, helmets, and the guide's commentary are included; you just show up and ride.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Tel Aviv's main sights without arranging transport or navigation yourself — the flat bike trails and local guide handle both, and the built-in breaks mean you're not pedaling constantly to keep up.
Tel Aviv Street Art Tour: Florentine & Graffiti WallsA two-hour street art and graffiti tour in Tel Aviv led by a professional guide in English, moving through Florentine—one of the world's top ten hipster neighborhoods—and along the route of the ancient Ottoman rail where a newly opened park reveals years of hidden graffiti works. You'll explore the history, philosophy and economics of urban art, learn to read the different styles and agendas of the artists, and see how gentrification and urban renewal are reshaping the landscape. Minimum six participants required.Is it for me?Choose the Florentine neighborhood route if you want to see the densest concentration of street art in one neighborhood; pick the Ottoman rail park route if you're interested in how urban renewal and gentrification are reshaping what gets preserved on the walls. Both routes run two hours with the same guide and cover different parts of Tel Aviv's graffiti scene.
Israel Diamond Exchange: Diamond Cutting & Trading LessonA hands-on lesson at Israel's Diamond Exchange combines a tour of a working diamond cutting factory, access to the secure trading hall, and instruction in grading and authentication from an active dealer. You'll learn to use a jeweler's loupe, understand what drives diamond value, and leave with a 1-carat diamond dust souvenir; refreshments are included, and the guide speaks English, Spanish, French or Hebrew.Is it for me?This is a private tour with a live guide, so you move at your own pace and ask questions as they come up—it suits anyone who wants to understand diamonds before buying, or who's curious about how the trade actually works. The hands-on lesson means you're learning by doing, not watching a presentation, and you're standing on the trading floor itself rather than behind glass.
Tel Aviv Airport to Jerusalem: Private Transfer & PickupYou're met at Ben Gurion Airport arrivals by a private driver with your name; the two of you travel alone to your Jerusalem hotel in about an hour; luggage is handled, infant seats are available if needed, and the price is confirmed before you arrive. No waiting for a shuttle, no haggling over fares.Is it for me?Worth booking if you land with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue or shuttle wait — the driver is already there, the price is set, and you go straight to your hotel without arranging transport on arrival.
Jericho & Dead Sea Day Trip from Tel Aviv: Float below sea levelYou travel from Tel Aviv through the Judean Desert to Jericho's archaeological layers and Zaccheus' Tree, ride a cable car to Mount Temptation monastery, wade in the Jordan River at the baptismal site, and float in the Dead Sea for an hour. Hotel pickup, guide, and all entry fees are included; the full day runs 10–12 hours.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see the Dead Sea and Jericho in one day without arranging your own transport or managing multiple entry tickets — the fixed itinerary and included pickups mean you focus on the sites instead of logistics. Plan for a full day out, roughly 10–12 hours, which is what fits all four main stops and the Dead Sea float into a single departure.
Golan Heights Day Trip from Tel Aviv: Mount Bental & KatzrinYou drive north through the Galilee and Jordan Valley with your guide, stop at the Sea of Galilee, explore the 6th-century synagogue and ancient village of Katzrin, visit the Golan Antiquities Museum, and climb Mount Bental for views across the region and into Syria. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, as are entrance fees and transport in an air-conditioned vehicle. Plan for a full day out — the drive is part of the experience.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see the Golan Heights without arranging your own transport or navigating the region solo — the guide handles the route, the timing, and the context. Expect a full day out and some walking at each stop, which is what lets you move through four distinct sites and end at the summit with time to absorb the views.
