Travel and Stay: The New Vacation Destinations in Israel for the Summer Break

Travel and Stay: The New Vacation Destinations in Israel for the Summer Break

Shosh Lahav
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According to Gulliver's data, more families are choosing to vacation this summer in Hadera, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and the Galilee, seeking a combination of attractions, nature, and shared leisure, rather than just a lazy beach vacation in Eilat.

Almost every family plans a summer vacation during the long school break, and almost always the initial instinct is a vacation in Eilat – the southern city of leisure. But a summer vacation doesn't necessarily have to be in Eilat, when there are so many other vacation options in the country.


You'll be surprised – a summer vacation full of interest and attractions can also be found in Hadera. According to Gulliver's data, more families are choosing to vacation this summer in Hadera, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and the Galilee as well, seeking a combination of attractions, nature, and shared quality time, rather than just a lazy beach vacation in Eilat.

Tamar Gerzon,
CEO of Gulliver: "A family vacation in the Israeli summer can be very diverse and include a variety of attractions. This year, we see a trend of families booking vacations in Israel and not just in Eilat. Cities like Hadera, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and rural hospitality in the northern settlements have become very in-demand. Today, families are looking for much more than just a place to sleep. They want to use the vacation to spend time together, discover new places, and enjoy experiences that suit all family members."


Among the options offered by Gulliver for the upcoming summer:


* The North - Rural hospitality alongside nature activities:
For families who prefer to swap the city pace for open spaces, the Mataylim Hotel Chain is combining rural hospitality throughout August with activities for the whole family, ranging from bonfires and lantern tours to craft workshops, stone-oven pizza making, and circus activities. The proximity to nature, hiking trails, reserves, and streams makes the vacation an opportunity to enjoy family quality time at a different pace.


* Jerusalem - A vacation combining hospitality with a variety of city experiences:
During August, guests at the Ramat Rachel Hotel will enjoy a 20% discount on their stay, along with a 100 NIS voucher per guest to redeem at over 70 attractions across Jerusalem. The benefit includes a variety of entertainment options, including the Biblical Zoo, the Israel Aquarium, the Night Spectacular at the Tower of David, Ice Box, and more. Alongside activities around the city, hotel guests can enjoy a modern country club complex, three swimming pools, and a water slide – a hospitality experience that allows families to combine quality time at the hotel with a variety of activities throughout the city.


* Hadera - A beach vacation combining family entertainment:
At Ramada Resort Hadera, located on the seafront, families booking two nights during August with a party of a couple and two children will receive a pair of tickets to a children's show from a selection of summer performances. The benefit allows you to combine a beach vacation with a joint activity suitable for both children and parents.


* Tel Aviv - An urban vacation with content for children as well:
At the Tal Hotel Tel Aviv, located opposite the Tel Aviv Port and the beach, families booking two nights during August will receive a pair of tickets to a children's show. This allows you to combine a vacation in the heart of the city with entertainment, the sea, culture, and attractions for all family members.


* The North - Rural hospitality alongside nature activities:
For families who prefer to swap the city pace for open spaces, the Mataylim Hotel Chain is combining rural hospitality throughout August with activities for the whole family, ranging from bonfires and lantern tours to craft workshops, stone-oven pizza making, and circus activities. The proximity to nature, hiking trails, reserves, and streams makes the vacation an opportunity to enjoy family quality time at a different pace.


(Mataylim Hotel "Eretz Dafna" in the Upper Galilee, photo: Shosh Lahav)

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