Where to go in Israel

Although Israel is a relatively small country, there are plenty of vacation options. There are excursions, three coastlines to choose from and even a few ski slopes on Mount Hamon. So deciding where to go on vacation in Israel is not the easiest task. tripmydream has compiled a list of the country's top tourist destinations so you can decide where to go in Israel.

Excursion Cities in Israel

Israel is a country with several millennia of history, beginning long before the New Age. And its cities preserve the memory of these times. Israel is also one of the world's greatest pilgrimage centers, with many temples and the setting for much of the biblical legends.

• Jerusalem
• Nazareth
• Bethlehem
• Tel Aviv (Jaffa)
• Haifa
• Rishon LeZion
• Tiberias
• Be'er Sheva
• Ashdod

You can read more about excursion destinations for vacations in Israel in this section.

Israel's Beach Resorts

There are plenty of seas in Israel. The Mediterranean and Red Sea coasts are the most popular with tourists, and the waters of the Dead Sea are used for therapeutic procedures. It is not worth to splash in them without a doctor's control, so not within the framework of treatment here come to lie on the salt water for a while and make an original photo. But on the beaches of the Mediterranean and Red Sea, the flow of tourists does not weaken most of the year. Lake Kinneret (Sea of Galilee) is also a good place to swim.

• Red Sea resorts
  • Eilat
  • Ein Gedi
  • Ein Bokek
  • Neveh Zohar
• Lake Kinneret resorts
  • Tiberias
  • Tel Aviv
  • Bat Yam
  • Ashdod
  • Netanya
  • Ashkelon
  • Haifa
• Dead Sea Resorts
• Mediterranean resorts

For more about beach vacations in Israel, check out this section.

Israeli Ski Resorts

Skiing, as a separate type of recreation, in Israel is not practiced. The climate of the country is not particularly disposed to such entertainment. But in the upper part of Mount Hermon, 2200 meters high, which is located near Jerusalem, in the winter time operates several ski slopes. So if you find yourself in Israel in winter, you may well be able to go skiing.

Israel's Thermal Spas

The most important healing source of Israel is the Dead Sea. Around this unique natural formation, there is a huge number of spa resorts and treatment centers. The second balneological center of the country is based on the mineral springs of the shores of Lake Kinneret.

• Tiberias
• Arad
• Ein Gedi
• Ein Bokek
• Neveh Zohar

Whichever vacation destination you choose, tripmydream can help you find the right Israel tour for you.