Israel Travel Tips is a travel guide all written by a native Israeli (myself) from the insider's point of view.
On this website I try to give you all the information you may need to take your trip to the road less travelled by tourists. My aim is at bringing you the most updated quality information and useful tips for your next visit in Israel. I believe you will find this collection of tips and spots in Israel to be quite polished, but my target is to summarize only those must-see places that will give you a real Israeli experience.
The information provided always includes niche travel tips for traveling to Israel with kids, special information for businessmen (such as nationwide free hotspots), Shopping and price negotiating tips, etc.
Among our featured cities you will find travel guides for: Tel Aviv, Haifa, Jerusalem, Eilat, Herzliya, Safed, Netanya, and many more.
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Israel Electricity and Telephone
Electricity voltage in Israel is 220 volts at 50 Hertz. Tourists coming to Israel with devices which do not support 220 voltage should use a converter or transformator.
Camping in Israel
Israelis love camping, and so - the Israeli camping scene is a vivid one. There are many types of campgrounds and many options to choose from, representing a wide range of prices and facilities.
Bio Ramon - Mitzpe Ramon
Great stories of the smaller animals, A glimpse into the amazing world of the unique animals that live hidden in the desert. a perfect stop for kids where they can play various "find the treasure" games, and a good start to get familiar with the desert animals.
Israel Taxi Fares - Taarif
While all Taxi drivers must use thier taxi meter on demand by law, you can choose to pay a fixed price for any out-of-town rides.
Please use this table for general information only, these are the prices we (israelis) are paying and there is no reson for you to pay more.
Hurshat Tal
Hurshat Tal Lies on the banks of the Dan, one of the tributaries of the river Jordan.
It lies amidst the green and well watered bushland, between the hills of the Upper Galilee and the snow-capped Mount Hermon.
Malkha Zoo
We have recently visited the Tisch Family Zoological Gardens in Jerusalem - or as Israelis call it - The Malkha zoo. Our day at the zoo has been a wonderful one, and since that visit I keep recommending the zoo as the perfect place for a half a day out in Jerusalem for the entire faimly.