The Big Budget Guide To Israel

If you enjoy walking tours, you’re in luck. Israel is a great place for those who enjoy walking and exploring a new place by foot. There are many walking tours available in all parts of the country, but particularly in the city of Tel Aviv-Yafo. If you want to go solo though, keep a map of the city handy. Another great option is to bicycle around the city. Tel-o-Fun, Tel Aviv’s bicycle sharing system is located conveniently all over the city for reasonable rates. Another option is to hire a bicycle for the day, which you can also do at Tel-O-Fun, or at bike hire shops located around the city.

There are a variety of hotels and motels to stay at in Israel. There are, of course, the more expensive 5-star hotels that will provide the full luxurious experience. However, a much more attractive and unique option is to stay at the many boutique hotels available in Israel and especially in Tel Aviv. They tend to offer more attractive rates while providing a personalized experience. Another great option is to use Airbnb, an app that offers private apartment rentals, and an increasingly popular way to travel.

When traveling, it’s always preferable to experience a culture’s native cuisine, and there are countless places to devour Israel’s wonderful delicacies. Meat dishes can be more expensive, while Vegan and Vegetarian restaurants are the trend, especially in Tel Aviv. You can even take a Vegan tour with TLVEG, which provides a one-of-a-kind vegan tasting tour of Tel Aviv. Another budget-friendly option is to sample the numerous street food joints situated on nearly every corner of every city in Israel.

There are many options for those looking for a relaxing but wallet-friendly vacation in Israel. One of those are the many free beaches available. Israel has a very long seashore running alongside the Mediterranean Sea. Bring some packed food, a towel, some water, and you can relax the entire day.

There are lots of shopping options available, including shopping malls, supermarkets and traditional markets. The best way to save money is to shop at traditional markets or shuks, as they are known in Israel. You can purchase a variety of different items such as clothing, dry fruits, cheese, nuts, pickles, etc. at cheap prices.

By Kapilkumar N. Ingle

Kapilkumar Ingle is researcher-cum-writer and blogger in the field of environmental sciences and journalism. He loves to travel in nature, feel the various cultures and share those memories with others. He is interested in photography, and documentary-making for environmental awareness. In addition, he likes to learn and cook vegetarian dishes from around the world.