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Beaches outside the city are really nice, calm, great water. The beaches at the city itself are crowded. Good snorkeling locations for seeing the coral reef, great weather (not in August). Outside of city hike trips are recommended for those who like the desert.
My trip was too short and I was too sick to really experience and enjoy this fabulous, historic city. I enjoyed walking around Yafo and the flea market. I will return to continue savoring the flavors of Tel Aviv.
Jerusalem is arguably one of history's key cities, really in a class all by itself. Its impact on humanity is incalculable. It has forgotten more history than mosr cities will ever have. It changes almost everyone who goes there, usually in a good way, and there is a vast mystery about the place. I love this town! It is well worth its obvious problems. Remember the countless people who have WALKED from all over Europe and Asia to see it!
Tiberius is a great for a family get away there are many attractions in the area and more with in a 30 min drive . There is something for everyone if you are looking for religious historical sites to outdoor pool theme park its there.
Netanya is one of my favorite places to visit. The people are friendly, the shopping is GREAT, and the restaurants are very good. But most especially the beaches and the promenade are wonderful ... and the sunsets are GORGEOUS!
The city's main feature is its diversity - in landscapes you see, neighbourhoods you visit and people you meet. The Baha'i Gardens, the Museum of the Japanese Art, the Philharmonie, Elijah's Cave, the German Colony and the Stella Maris monastery are worth visiting. Tragically, the city has been hit by devastating blazes recently, so I don't know what is left of the marvellous pine wood areas on Mt Carmel. The sea front in the southern part of the city is a nice place for riding a bicycle or just walking.
