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Eilat is magnificent - almost all year round. The water is clean, the coral reefs amazing. People are very friendly and focused on good service. Beware of the cheaper hotels - some are kind of nasty, but most of the hotels are really very nice. Tons to see - natural beauty like the Red Canyon about 30 minutes away. Fun things in the city - the Dolphin Reef - the Underwater Aquarium is AMAZING. You can also go snorkeling for free (if you bring your own equipment).
Tel Aviv is a great home base for visiting Israel. It is quite safe. The beach front is well made with wise beaches, cabanas, seating, exercise equipment, volleyball nets, etc. Lots of joggers, skaters, walkers along the boardwalk. There are tons of restaurants, cafes and shops, very European. Jaffa is simply amazing, a little stone town with art shops tucked in random alley walls and a couple of great restaurants overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Great food, a little pricey. People are nice enough and most everyone speaks very good English. There are taxis everywhere and busses that run about the city, though I walked everywhere.
Stick to old city, it has so much to offer! In the new city Mahane Yehuda market is a must see, besides it gets pretty cool after 21. A day trip to Masada, Dead Sea and to Ein Gedi is very convenient and highly recommended.
I loved the location of the hotel, getting around the city is easy on the bus, getting to other near by locations, like Safed, is also very easy from Tiberias. The people are friendly, the pace is slow. The area near the lake is nice, restaurants and shops and small cafes are accessible. My daughter lives in the city so we had the added benefit of a personal guide in the city. The summer is very hot, I'd avoid traveling during these months of possible.
Beautiful boardwalk along the magnificent beaches. Lots of restaurants to choose from. Very eclectic residents from all over the world. So many languages spoken on the streets. A great stop for 2-3 nights to relax and enjoy before touring north or south..
Carmel beach is a must but I would recommend taking a taxi. Bus 1 gets you close but alone you could get lost. The city is full of surprises and very friendly people. The sea is a beautiful green-blue.
