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claud265 says:
DOLPHIN REEF EILAT, on the shores of the Red Sea, is an ecological site unique in Israel and throughout the world where visitors can enjoy a natural atmosphere, magical views, secluded beach, together with the unusual opportunity of meeting and observing dolphins in their natural habitat.
A grou…
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travelwithJD says:
This is by far the most fascinating stop I made in the Old City. On display here travelers can find priestly garments and implements made in preparation for the third Temple. A giant golden Menorah is also on display nearby in the Cardo. Scale models, an excellent gift-shop, and first rate videos…
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aloha_athlete says:
Yad Vashem is the Holocaust Remembrance Museum, located in Jerusalem, Israel. It is hands down the most powerful and brilliantly designed museum I've been fortunate enough to visit. Be ready to feel a heaviness come down on you as you enter the museum, and also be ready to spend a day (minimum) ther…
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claud265 says:
Israel's second most popular tourist site after the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem.
A mountain top fortress which King Herod transformed in 35 BC into a three tiered winter home, boasts two luxurious palaces, bathhouses, storage rooms and impressive water cisterns. An eternal symbol of Jewish history an…
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travelwithJD says:
Located on the shores of the Dead Sea, the Ein Gedi Wellness Retreat was perhaps the best choice I ever made in accommodation! From the oil massage, to the sulfur baths, to floating in the sea, my time at Ein Gedi rates in the top ten trips among my many travels! The rooms are clean and efficient,…
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iyarz says:
Ghengis khan in the golan was a really great experience. the facilities and staff were all great and the yerts were beautifully made and kept. there is a great cooking area and lots of covered outside areas to enjoy the view! i can't wait to go back!
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travelwithJD says:
I found the Mount Zion Hotel to be a spectacular accommodation while in Israel. A casual walk from the Holy City by way of Gehenna, its gift shop is well-stocked and reasonable, while its café is excellent--especially the view! There's also a very nice synagogue which holds sabbath services for t…
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Very cheap "Thing To Do" in Israel
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hamx0r says:
If you're more into the history of the fertile crescent as opposed to comfy bus tours, Masada is a must. This mesa is an ancient fortress representing the last stand of the Jewish people against the Romans. When they lost this battle, the Jews were scattered for over a thousand years until Israel …
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travelwithJD says:
Our private tour (you must call ahead or stop by in the morning for reservations) took us beneath the Western Wall to the original paths walked by pilgrims thousands of year ago. It is simply breath-taking to see the original carved stones of Herod's temple, all marked with his unique "frame"! I s…
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ophirh says:
There are not enough words in which i can express how I feel about the Israeli desert. After being in more than 30 countries in the world, seeing all kinds of different views, I can definetly say that this is the best view in the world! (ofcourse all the people who grew up in green view areas, such …
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travelwithJD says:
I found White Hall to be a swell place for a great steak while in Tel Aviv. Only about five minutes' stroll from the beach, the atmosphere was wonderful. I will say the dining room was a bit cramped, but when I went at dinner time, there was no problem getting a table. I give this spot an A+! I …
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smeeb20000 says:
Established in 1923 Kibbutz Mizra pre-dates its own country. It is a beautiful heaven with no car access, only cycle paths, grass, trees and homes.
A great Museum of the old Kibbutz life is located right in the very site of the first settlement. there is also a hotel and country lodge as well as…
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Dracka says:
Another family we had gotten in touch with while staying in Haifa had reccomended a restaurant we could go to that they loved. So we took a taxi down to Ben Gurion and went looking for it.
The first thing I noticed when I walked in the door was the warm, cozy and private atmosphere this restaurant …
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hayleycatth says:
I went to Israel with a tour group. Everything was paid for except souveniers. It was the best ten days of my life. We covered practically the entire country. We flew directly from Atlanta to Tel Aviv, then on to Tiberias and Jerusalem. We took a bus all over the country, and it was the nicest bus I…
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foxtango says:
Very good value for money. For 13 Euro a night you get a bed in a dormitory, locker, free WiFi, small breakfast and friendly staff. Not big, not modern but if you just need a safe place to stay with friendly faces this is the place you are looking for. Five minutes walk to the beach and close to th…
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travelwithJD says:
While staying in the Jaffa Hostel, I made a point of stopping by Henry's Café every morning for some apple juice and a Danish. Small, but well-stocked, I found the employees to be helpful and gracious--and the Danishes were good, too! I last had breakfast at Henry's Café in March, 2005.
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travelwithJD says:
I only stayed one night in Hotel Adiv, but I found it to be quite satisfactory. Its location near the beach, coupled with its reasonable price, was a real plus. Oh, and I highly recommend the near-by steak house, White Hall (see my review of this restaurant for more). For me, this was the best pl…
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travelwithJD says:
I stopped by the Alexander Café one night while staying in the Mount Zion and found it to be a great spot for a quick drink and comfortable company. Pleasantly lit, and with wonderful service, I came away very happy with my evening. I came in for a coke in May, 2002.
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gkal says:
Nothing much to say, apart from the fact that it is one of the worst places I've been to.
!. The scenery was not as romantic or breathtaking as the web site claimed
2. The room was old and not particularly clean, with a smelly fridge, smelly curtains, a TV set from mid-80's, the matress was very r…
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mellemel8 says:
We stayed here for 4 days. i was happy with the amenities. i enjoyed the gym. the WIFI was not free but it was reasonable price. it is walking distance to the east wall of old jerusalem. plenty of shopping nearby. i would recommend coming here.
Completed in 1996, this relatively new, three-stor…
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Dolphinreef, Eilat, Israel
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Mugraby Hostel
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Pearl Hotel Jerusalem
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