Top Tel Aviv Tours by Duration

Explore Tel Aviv by bike to explore some of the city’s key highlights, from the beach-front promenade to Rothschild Boulevard. Bike paths and off-road trails make Tel Aviv a great place to bike, but linking up destinations on bike-friendly routes can be a challenge. Riding with a guide keeps you on fun and safe roads, with plenty of stops to learn about local history, culture, and landmarks.

Witness some of Israel’s holiest and oldest sites on this day trip from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and Bethlehem. Travel the distance from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem by air-conditioned coach, and enter Old Jerusalem to see the Western Wall (Wailing Wall), Via Dolorosa and other age-old religious and historical sights. See the Garden of Gethsemane, stop for photos at the Mount of Scopus, and then drive to Bethlehem to explore Manger Square, including the Church of the Nativity, as your guide shares the secrets and stories behind each landmark.

Discover Jerusalem’s must-see landmarks, from the Western Wall to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Stroll along the famous Via Dolorosa and soak in the buzz of the Mahane Yehuda Market. Don’t miss the breathtaking view of the Dome of the Rock’s iconic façade. A guided walk through these ancient streets reveals layers of fascinating history, cultural richness, and profound religious significance.

On October 7th, 2023, Israel was attacked, with many people killed or taken hostage. This thoughtful tour brings you to memorials and places where massacres and fighting occurred. A local guide shares their personal experiences and those of other survivors, in a sensitive manner, as they lead you to Sderot, Moshav Tkuma, Givat Kobi, and the Nova Festival site, where many music festival attendees were killed or taken hostage.

Mingle with fellow travelers and understand what the buzz about Tel Aviv nightlife is all about during this half-day pub crawl. Head to a handful of carefully selected hotspots in the bustling downtown district. Get moving as you listen to tunes in a high-energy dance bar. Entry to all clubs is included, plus alcoholic beverages-- so you can get your drink on in a safe and fun setting.

Experience Jerusalem’s highlights without having to spend the night there, when you take this full-day group tour from Tel Aviv. After a hotel pickup, begin with panoramic views from Mt. Scopus, then enter the Old City through Zion Gate. Visit churches, bazaars, gardens, holy sites, and the unforgettable Western Wall. Conclude on Mt. Zion. The Holocaust Museum replaces certain sites on Mondays and Thursdays.

Visit Masada and the Dead Sea on a full-day trip from Tel Aviv. Travel by air-conditioned coach through the Judean desert from Tel Aviv to the Dead Sea, and visit Masada on route. Ride the cable car to the mountaintop for a guided tour of the 2,000-year-old ruins, and continue to the Dead Sea to ‘swim’ in its salt-rich waters and, if you wish, take a therapeutic mud bath. The day trip also passes the site of the New Testament parable of the Good Samaritan, and ancient city of Jericho.

Discover Jerusalem’s ancient streets and holy sites on a full-day, private Jerusalem tour from Tel Aviv that’s a personalized alternative to group excursions. Enjoy the flexibility to explore at your own pace as you visit the Western Wall, follow the Via Dolorosa to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, visit the traditional site of King David’s tomb and the Last Supper, and more, with round-trip transport from Tel Aviv hotels.

Visit a series of Christian-themed sights during this in-depth private tour of northern Israel. Listen to comprehensive context from your own personal guide—spanning food, culture, and history, as well as religion—as you follow a full-day itinerary. Highlights include a bustling local market in Nazareth, three historic churches, and the hilltop where Jesus is believed to have given his Sermon on the Mount.

12 hour tour from Tel Aviv (3.5 hours on-road): Once past Jerusalem, we head for the desert. We track 4x4 into the Judea desert, on our way to the sugar cane path. The 4x4 track views the remarkable beauty of water carved dolomite og wadi gorge. Further down in the lowest point on earth, rests the 100 k"m long turquoise Dead Sea. Contrary to its name, it attracts tourists and Israelis all year round. with its "walking on water" experience and its miraculous healing quality. Masada! Deep down in the Judea desert, on an isolated table mountain, are ruins nearly 2000 years old. They are a silent heroic evidence of the 930 men, woman and children struggle ten thousands of trained Romans... Ein Gedi oasis nature reserve This is the most enjoyable Judea desert oasis water track. With a few waterfalls, shade and many times, Ibex walking not far away. In summer, it is a real treat! Note: Comfortable seating is up to 3 adults + 2 children.

Visit Jerash and Petra, and enjoy a driving tour of Amman, on a 2-day trip from Tel Aviv that includes a night at a Bedouin camp in the Jordanian desert. Combining the ancient sites makes the most of your time on the road, and pre-booked transport helps ensure a smooth border crossing as you travel from Israel to Jordan, where you find Roman ruins, a hilltop citadel, and a stone city with fascinating history.

Combine a relaxing visit to the mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea with a cultural immersion in a Bedouin camp during this small-group, two-for-one guided tour. Departing from Tel Aviv, you’ll travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle through the desert. Tours include a late departure time for a leisurely morning and an optional camel ride.

Visit two of Israel’s most iconic sites on a Masada and Dead Sea day trip from Herzliya. Venture through the Judean hills as you hear intriguing facts about both attractions from your professional guide. Admire the rugged scenery and start your explorations with a cable car ride up to Masada, the mountaintop home of a ruined fortress-palace built by King Herod. Take a guided tour of the timeworn relics, and then descend to the Dead Sea to ‘swim’ in the salty waters, and perhaps take a therapeutic mud bath.

Combine visits to Caesarea, Haifa, and the Baha'i Gardens during this private tour from Tel Aviv. Spend the day with a dedicated guide, exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Caesarea, the historical and natural landmarks of Haifa, and the lush gardens of Baha'i. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

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 the Old City of Jerusalem and learn about its historical and religious sites on a small-group day trip from Tel Aviv. This intimate tour includes visits to the Temple Mount (except on Fridays and Saturdays), Western Wall, and other key locations. Bring your small carry-on luggage, as the tour can also serve as a transfer from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Pickup and drop-off are from designated meeting points.

Get to know one of the most vibrant streets in Tel Aviv during this guided pub crawl on historic Rothschild Boulevard. Gather and meet your fellow pub-crawlers before setting out to experience local nightlife at four bars and clubs. Learn a little history from your guide along the way and enjoy VIP entrance and one shot at each bar.

Get up close to the ancient and religious treasures of Old Jerusalem on this half-day tour from Tel Aviv. With a professional guide, ride an air-conditioned coach to the walled ancient city, held sacred in the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim faiths since biblical times. Admire the city views from the Mount of Olives, see the Garden of Gethsemane, and explore the winding alleyways of the Armenian, Christian, and Jewish Quarters to view the Western Wall (Wailing Wall), Via Dolorosa and other sites, all as your guide unravels the city’s incredible past.

Discover the top attractions in Jerusalem with this private guided tour from Haifa. Customize the tour to your interests, with stops that can include the Mount of Olives, Old City of Jerusalem, Western Wall, Way of the Cross, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and Mahane Yehuda Market, with a guide that can provide insights in the history, geopolitics, cuisine, and culture of the area.

Journey from Jerusalem or Tel Aviv to the Gaza border and visit areas affected by the October 7th events. Stop at a southern kibbutz, learn about moments of courage and loss, and honor fallen “female observers” at Nahal Oz. Visit Re’im, once the Nova Festival site, now a memorial, and see roadside bomb shelters where locals sought safety. Pause in Netivot for lunch, and witness torched cars in a local parking lot before concluding at a photo exhibition. The tour is guided by local experts who ensure a sensitive and respectful experience, allowing visitors to learn, reflect, and bear witness to a pivotal moment in Israel’s recent history.

Visit Jerash, Petra, and Wadi Rum on a 3-day tour from Tel Aviv that explores some of Jordan’s top highlights, from ancient cities to dramatic desert landscapes. Spending two nights in a Bedouin camp turns a classic sightseeing tour into a full cultural immersion, with evenings for stargazing, traditional music, and Bedouin cuisine around a roaring campfire.

An ideal option for travelers with limited time, this full-day private tour takes you to top Christian sights within Jerusalem and Bethlehem topped off by free time to float in the mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea. Travel to the West Bank to see the Church of the Nativity. Explore Jerusalem’s Old City and step inside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Door-to-door vehicle transfers are provided.

Jerusalem is one of the world's oldest cities and a sacred site of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. With this tour, discover the city's rich history as you explore the City of David National Park and the Jerusalem Archaeological Park. Visit the Western Wall, also known as the Wailing Wall, then explore further as you venture underground into the Western Wall Tunnels.