Best time to visit Israel
Best time of year to visit Israel
Be ready to jump into the pure magic when exploring this Middle Eastern country on the Mediterranean Sea. The best time to visit Israel runs from December through April. It starts with spiritual Hanukkah and its customs and treats. Early spring comes with biking through the endless desert while watching it bloom. Colder months are the right season to enjoy the tranquillity of the Dead Sea. June through August and during holidays, Israel gets crowded with curious tourists. So if your ultimate purpose is sprawling on the beach far away from noisy troops, choose May or September at its calmest. Moreover, during September off-season, in the context of the holiest days of Yom Kippur, you have an excellent chance to witness Israeli cities on hold, looking as abandoned ones.
12 THINGS TO DO IN ISRAEL (APRIL 28 - MAY 07)
Holy Fire in Jerusalem
The miracle that is believed to occur on Orthodox Easter Saturday for centuries
Yom HaShoah Siren
Empathize with the locals over the darkest pages in the world's history
Dead Sea Spa
Your saltiest experience on the lowest and one of the most stunning wonders on Earth
Biking the Desert
The Israeli experience that will offer you some sightseeing and sports!
Holy Week & Easter
There is no better place to experience Holy Week than the Holy Land, where it all occurred
Unique Birdwatching
Enjoy the sounds of thousands birds singing in unison in Israel's city of Eilat
Desert Bloom Season
Enjoy the scenic views of the Negev desert with its infinite flowery fields
Beach Season
Enjoy Israeli beach season with its clear waters and warm sun shining from spring up till the end of summer
Nubian Ibex Baby Mountain Goats
The Negev ibex mountain goat climbs rocks better than any cragsman!
Anemone in Blossom
Enjoy the fragrance of thousands of anemone flowers in the most picturesque areas of the country
White Stork Migration
The September farewell flights over the European countryside are for the lucky ones, but recovery breaks in Israel's wetlands is a sure thing to see
Cactus Flowers Blooming Season
Enjoy the best views of the most thorny flowers of the country
18 THINGS TO DO OUT OF SELECTED DATE RANGE
Jerusalem Light Festival
unconfirmedWith thrilling light installations, sound effects, and the overall majesty of the old city, Jerusalem Light Festival will be a high point of your visit
Midburn Festival
out of rangeFeel the power of art, creativity and style at one of world's best festivals
The Rebirth of River Zin
out of rangeBe prepared to watch one of the most menacing natural wonders of Israel
Yom Kippur
out of rangeStreets and roads are empty—the whole country is celebrating Yom Kippur, the holiday of atonement and forgiveness
Jerusalem Friday Street Parties
out of rangeGet the feel of celebration and watch the whole city dancing at one of summer Friday parties
Purim Street Party
out of rangeHave fun all night long, celebrating the country's most popular holiday
Palm Sunday
out of rangeOne of the most significant events in Christianity opens the Holy Week with a palm walk
Tel Aviv Night Run
out of rangeThe most popular fun race in Israel provides an unusual tour of Tel Aviv
Almond Blossom
out of rangeTender pinkish flowers cover the almond trees all over Israel during early spring
Red Sea Jazz Festival
out of rangeRed Sea Jazz Festival: honoring the harmony of jazz culture
Levivot or Latkes
out of rangeProbably the tastiest potato dish you have ever tried, only in Israel, only for Hanukkah
Sufganiyot
out of rangeTraditional Jewish doughnuts are the sweetest reason to visit Israel for Hanukkah
Hanukkah
out of rangeVisit the country for one of the most well-known Jewish holidays, the Feast of Lights. Take part in the local celebrations and try traditional dishes
Negev Iris in Bloom
out of rangeThe elegance and charm of Negev iris fields will become your ultimate love at first sight
Haifa International Film Festival
out of rangeThe largest and most important cinema event in Israel
Lekach
out of rangeIsraeli sweetest cake that will bring you joyfulness and prosperity for the following year
Jerusalem Day
out of rangeTake part in celebration of the Jerusalem Day hand in hand with the locals
Blooming of Cyclamens
out of rangeTake a look at Israel's valleys covered with a magnificent carpet of cyclamens in winter
