Traveling Around Israel

Situated in Israel’s north, the Galilee is one of Israel’s most beautiful regions. The district, a must-visit for nature lovers, is characterized byRead More

Nazareth, known as the childhood home of Jesus, is Israel’s largest Arab city. It is home to a charming Old City, dozens of monasteries and churches,Read More

Haifa is set on the northern slopes of Mount Carmel and faces the Mediterranean Sea. The city, third largest in Israel, is a center for trade,Read More

The Dead Sea, a picturesque salt lake located 420 meters below sea level, is the lowest point on earth. Its high concentration of salt enablesRead More

Acre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is considered the port city of the Mediterranean coast. Having been shaped by the Ottomans, Romans, andRead More

Known as the Roman port city, Caesarea is a town on Israel’s Mediterranean coast. Some popular sites include Caesarea National Park, the RomanRead More

Head down to the most southern area of Israel and visit Eilat. Cornering Egypt and Jordan, and being only a one-hour flight from Tel Aviv andRead More

The Sea of Galilee, also known as the Kinneret, is Israel’s largest freshwater lake. The area is famous from the New Testament as the place whereRead More

Makhtesh Ramon, located in Israel’s Negev Desert, is the world’s largest erosion cirque. The formation is 500 meters deep and 40km long, making for aRead More