Top Tel Aviv Coffee & Tea Tours

Israel’s green, stunning Galilee region is filled with New Testament sites. But moving around requires a car—and familiarity with the region. On this day trip from Tel Aviv, follow a hand-picked itinerary as you move from Nazareth, Jesus’ childhood home, to the Sea of Galilee and Jordan River, with the option to be baptized if requested in advance.

Start your Best of Tel Aviv, Jaffa & Carmel Market Tour at the Setai Hotel and wind your way through Jaffa’s historic streets. See the glorious St. Peter’s Church before heading to central Tel Aviv to explore the Old Train Station and Park HaMesila. Walk through Nahalat Binyamin, Herzl Street, and Rothschild Boulevard, areas known for unique fashion, street art, and Bauhaus landmarks. End your tour inside Carmel Market with a guided tasting of beloved local bites, from falafel to kubbeh. Led by knowledgeable locals, our Best of Tel Aviv, Jaffa & Carmel Market Tour is an immersive urban adventure you don’t want to miss! Marvel at the architecture that lines historic avenues and ancient walkways as you taste your way across Carmel Market. Book now! *On Saturdays, when the market is closed, we will cut through HaMesila Park and Florentin to admire the street art

Tel Aviv street art and graffiti tell the story of the city’s constantly evolving culture—this introduction to graffiti in Tel Aviv is a colorful way to see to artwork you won’t find in a museum. Join a local guide for a walking tour that explores art, history, and style through street art while taking in side streets and alleys that are way off the tourist trail.

Tick off more of the West Bank’s and Palestine’s iconic sites in less time on this full-day tour from Tel Aviv. Ideal for first-time visitors, this excursion covers the Jordan River Baptismal Site (Yardenit), the ancient city of Jericho, and Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus. See, too, Ramallah, the administrative center of the Palestine authority. Lunch is included on this small-group tour, which is limited to 10 people and requires a valid passport.

Explore Tel Aviv on our Tel Aviv Carmel Market & City Walking Tour, featuring street art, historic alleys, and the bustling Carmel Market. Begin at the Old Railway Station and stroll through Park HaMesila, soaking in murals and local life. Continue along Nahalat Binyamin, Herzl Street, and Rothschild Boulevard, learning about the city’s early founders. Conclude with a guided tasting at Carmel Market, sampling local dishes like falafel and kubbeh. Ideal for travelers who want to explore Tel Aviv like a local. Your expert guide will lead you at a comfortable pace, sharing fascinating stories, local insights, and tips along the way. With every stop offering history, culture, and delicious bites, you’ll experience a seamless and engaging journey! Book now!

Eat your way through Tel Aviv with a professional guide by your side on this small-group food tour. You'll walk through the Kerem HaTeimanim neighborhood and the Carmel Market, trying 8-10 Israeli dishes that replace lunch, with stops at off-the-beaten-path spots loved by locals. The tour starts at HaCarmel St 43 and lasts about 3 hours, with tastings that may vary based on opening hours.

On this extravagant tour we will visit Sarona Market, the second most popular market in Tel Aviv. Your tour guide is also an Israeli soldier in the reserves (miluim). We will have a food tasting at the Sarona Market, which is also a German templar village from the 1700s with impressive architecture. We will meet at the famous breakfast place Benedict. After Sarona Market we will walk to the Azraeli Center, the largest mall in Tel Aviv! There we will see some more food places and you will be allowed to shop for 30 minutes. You are then welcome to sit with the tour guide at a nice coffee place after the tour if you wish and ask more questions. I also offer tours all over Israel!

See the sights of Jerusalem and Bethlehem on a full-day trip from Tel Aviv. With an expert guide, glimpse the Garden of Gethsemane, Mount of Olives and other sights around Old Jerusalem. Then, enter the Old City through the Zion Gate to see the Western Wall (Wailing Wall), Via Dolorosa and Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the site of Jesus’ crucifixion. Afterward, visit Bethlehem, the town where Jesus was born. Here, view the Church of the Nativity, where the exact place of Jesus’ birth is marked in an underground grotto.