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Start your Tel Aviv Private Tour in Jaffa, Tel Aviv’s joint municipality located at the southern end of Tel Aviv’s beachfront promenade. Jaffa is an ancient port city named after the biblical character, Jephthah, who was the son of Noah. The city is mentioned several times in the Bible and is said to be one of the oldest ports in the world. Jaffa was built on a cliff overlooking the sea where you can see the waves crashing against Andromeda’s Rock. According to Greek mythology, the daughter of the King of Jaffa, Princess Andromeda was chained to the rock as a sacrifice to a sea monster. But she was rescued by her true love, Perseus. Wander along the lanes of Old Jaffa and see a statue of Napoleon, a reminder that the Frenchman fought the Ottomans and conquered Jaffa in 1799.
See St. Peter’s Church, a large edifice built to commemorate Peter’s time in Jaffa. Walk across the Zodiac Bridge which is decorated with the signs of the zodiac and offers views along Tel Aviv’s coastline. See the excavated 3500-year-old Egyptian Ramesses II Gate, and continue to Jaffa’s Artists Quarter. Walk along the narrow lanes lined with artists' studios, and galleries displaying unique artwork. Before heading for Tel Aviv, we pass through Jaffa’s flea market, a labyrinth of lanes, and stalls where items of every description are on display.
Leaving Jaffa to pass through HaTachanah, the first train station built in the Middle East in 1892, which once served the railway line that connected Jaffa to Jerusalem. Today HaTachanah has been renovated and turned into a modern commercial public space. We continue to Tel Aviv and the first Jewish neighborhood built outside Jaffa’s city walls - Neve Tzedek. This colorful neighborhood founded in 1909 has picturesque lanes, quaint cottages, and several specialty eateries and stores. Next visit Carmel Market, Tel Aviv’s most famous market selling fresh produce, clothing, and more. This is the perfect place to stop for lunch and try Israeli cuisine.
Continue to Rothschild Boulevard, passing Bauhaus buildings, and elegant historic homes. See Independence Hall where Ben Gurion announced Israel’s independence, and stop to admire the monument that commemorates this event. Pass Heichal HaTarbut, (Culture Hall), home of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra; Habima, Israel’s national theater, and head for Dizengoff Center, which is considered the center of Tel Aviv. Continue to Rabin Square, a public plaza where Prime Minister Rabin was assassinated in 1995. This Tel Aviv Private Tour comes to an end when we reach Tel Aviv Port, a commercial and entertainment area with a seafront promenade, created from Tel Aviv’s historic port.
Note that while it was compiled by our experts, this itinerary is just one suggestion; you can customize your tour and see much more of Tel Aviv's magic: Visit the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, take a Graffiti tour, see the Great Synagogue, enter the Palmach Resistance Museum and more (see FAQ section for details).
Our private tours are the most exclusive way to travel in Israel. You get a private car and a tour guide that will customize the tour to your interest and your schedule.
The price includes a private car and the tour guide who will pick you up from your accommodation (hotel or apartment) and return you to the same location. The trip is limited to 10 hours ($40 for every extra hour). Find full information under the "Additional Information" of each tour.
The price of a Private Tour does not include entrance fees, food, drinks, parking, and toll roads. Find full information under the "Additional Information" of each tour.
Yes, the mentioned itinerary is a proposal only; we can customize private trips within the designated region and based on logistics. Please note that if the tour duration exceeds 10 hours, you will be required to pay $40 for every extra hour (up to extra 2 hours possible).
Your private tour is fully customizable and can be planned to include other attractions in the area (if time permits), such as:
Independence Hall
Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Palmach Museum
ANU Museum
Carmel Market culinary tour
Downtown Tel Aviv - a tour of Neve Shanan and a meeting with foreign workers.
Independence Trail
Graffiti Tour
Florentine
American Colony
Nachalat Binyamin pedestrian street (arts and crafts market on Tuesday and Friday)
Levinsky Market culinary tour
Trumpeldor Cemetery
Great Synagogue or Hechal Synagogue
Contact us for any itinerary planning; this is your private tour, and we want it to be perfect!
The tours are available in the most widespread languages. On our website, you can book the tours in English, Spanish, Russian, German, or French guidance (except for English, tours in these languages have an additional fee of 75 USD).
However, if you book a different language, a supplement of approximately 100-150 USD will be applied depending on the language and the tour.
You are welcome to contact us in this regard:
Email: reservations@beinharimtours.com
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Phone: +972 35422000
You don’t have to, but it is appreciated by the tour guide as a sign of your satisfaction for the services he/she has provided.
As this is tailor-made for you only, we can pick you up from any point in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv district, Netanya and Herzliya.
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Sure, just ask the guide.
We, at Bein Harim Tourism, understand that plans can change, so you can change dates, cancel, or change your pickup point. Please note that cancellation fees will be charged subject to the cancellation policy as indicated on the tour page and confirmation email.
Since packages depend on hotel availability and updated rates, changes may imply an extra fee. For any changes or updates, you are welcome to contact our Operations team at:
Email: reservations@beinharimtours.com
Whatsapp messages only: +972 526588837
Phone: +972 35422000
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