
10 cool things to do on hot summer nights in Tel Aviv
Watch the magnificent sunset over the Mediterranean Sea and then get ready for some serious fun.
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Watch the magnificent sunset over the Mediterranean Sea and then get ready for some serious fun.

The night time scene in Tel Aviv and Jaffa changes constantly, but it’s bursting with life.

Quick slang lesson: When you hear locals say ‘kanta’ or ‘zoola’ they mean camping, music and cookouts at the beach.

It may be stiflingly hot, but there’s something fabulous and fun about the summer months of July and August in Israel.

The best places to enjoy a day at the shore in Israel with all the amenities you need for kids.

Hotels in Israel often offer magnificently extravagant breakfast buffets.

The boutique-ification of the Ben-Yehuda pedestrian mall/Zion Square area caters to tourists who want to be part of the bustling downtown scene.

Whatever you do, save room at the end of a satisfying meal for deliciously smooth halvah ice cream.

‘Israel is an ideal place to SUP because we have access to the Red Sea, Sea of Galilee, Mediterranean Sea, Dead Sea and Jordan River.’

Aquatic habitats of Israel’s seas will be on view for the enjoyment and education of Israelis and tourists.

Yam Shel Galil serves up family events, dance workshops, concerts, treasure hunts, navigation contests and a watersports regatta in landmark settings.

The 70km trail will cross the Galilee and interface with an innovative augmented reality-based app to bring history alive for hikers of all ages.

From the Jerusalem Festival to the Maccabiah Games, the summer of 2017 in Israel is chockful of activities and festivals for all ages and interests.

‘Skin Wars’ finalist and mentor Avi Ram uses his airbrush talents to create camouflage body-art masterpieces at 13 locations around Israel.

Yad Sarah for Tourists can turn a hotel room into a hospital room and give recommendations for guides specializing in clients with special needs.