Israel, land of contrasts and history

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Discover the hidden treasures of Israel.

A journey between spirituality and modernity.

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Israel: when to go?

Israel benefits from sunny weather almost all year round! Summers are hot and dry, perfect for enjoying the Mediterranean beaches and discovering Jerusalem under a bright blue sky. In spring and autumn, temperatures are mild and pleasant, ideal for exploring historical sites or hiking in the Negev desert. Even in winter, the sun remains generous over Tel Aviv. Get ready to experience a bright and warm adventure!

Activity ideas

  • Exploration of the Judean Desert - Set off to discover the magnificent landscapes of the Judean Desert, between ochre rocks and mystical valleys.
  • Discovering street food in Tel Aviv - Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Tel Aviv by savoring falafels, sabich, and other local delights in the bustling markets.
  • Sunset over the Dead Sea - Admire the mesmerizing colors of the setting sun reflected on the salty waters, creating a magical and soothing spectacle unique in the world.
  • Stroll through the alleys of Jerusalem - Stroll through the vibrant heart of Jerusalem, where every alley reveals centuries of history and a fascinating blend of cultures.
  • Snorkeling in the Red Sea - Dive into a fascinating underwater world, surrounded by vibrant corals and tropical fish in the crystal-clear waters of the Red Sea.
  • Exploring the Remains of Masada - Climb to the top of Masada and be amazed by the spectacular view of the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea while listening to fascinating stories of courage and resistance.
  • Stroll through the markets of Jaffa - Let yourself be charmed by the unique atmosphere of Jaffa's markets, with their spicy scents and artisanal treasures.
  • Relaxing stay in authentic kibbutzim - Experience a peaceful getaway in the heart of the Israeli countryside, among lush orchards and warm traditions.

Must-see locations

Israel, an adventure between sea and desert

You must explore Tel-Aviv, this bustling city that has become one of the trendiest international destinations. Immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of Jerusalem, a holy city for the three major monotheistic religions. Visit Haifa, Safed, and Nazareth, taste the Dead Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, or even the Red Sea. Explore the natural parks of Galilee, the ruins of Masada, and the lunar desert of the Negev to understand these multiple facets of Israel. A true stop on a pilgrimage to various holy sites (the Western Wall, the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre), Israel is also a place steeped in history with many archaeological remains. By taking a trip organized by a local agency, you can experience an authentic stay close to all the realities of this country.

A journey between history and modernity

Israel is undoubtedly one of the most historic places in the world. A history that is both complex and exceptional, where the destinies of great civilizations are intertwined. For the traveller, the country offers a fascinating journey through time that begins in the footsteps of the Bible, in landscapes at the beginning of the world. Thus, the city of Jericho was founded about 9,000 years ago, making it one of the oldest cities in the world. The region was not only a cradle of the first civilizations, but also a land coveted by all the great empires, who left traces, often spectacular, of their presence there.

The Must-See Sites to Discover

After a journey through the mountains, you will arrive at the lowest point on Earth for a must-do experience on any trip to Israel: a bath in the Dead Sea! Covering oneself with mud and then bathing in this very salty water guarantees unique sensations and softens the skin. This water is also believed to help relieve rheumatism and muscle pain. Jerusalem is the holy city for the three monotheistic religions, with several sacred sites. Islam, Judaism, and Christianity associate a significant moment of their history with the Dome of the Rock, located in the center of the Temple Mount. In Jerusalem, you will find the Western Wall, important in Jewish religion, as well as the Mount of Olives and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, fundamental in Christianity. The old city, surrounded by walls, is accessible through five gates and consists of four quarters: Christian, Muslim, Jewish, and Armenian. As you stroll through the Byzantine enclosure of Jerusalem, you will be struck by a feeling of serenity. Tel Aviv is in constant excitement, with a multitude of restaurants, trendy bars, and lively clubs. In stark contrast to Jerusalem, Tel Aviv is a modern and bustling city where one never gets bored. Culturally cosmopolitan, it charms with its allure. Let yourself be captivated by "Old Jaffa." Tiberias, a historic Israeli city, is known for its cultural discoveries. Thanks to the Sea of Galilee, travelers can relax while visiting religious sites such as churches or synagogues.
Discover Israel Differently

Discover Israel Differently

The walk through the Jaffa flea market is a local experience that will delight all second-hand enthusiasts. You will find high-quality vintage furniture, second-hand clothing, and beautiful oriental rugs. There are plenty of stalls to grab a bite, and you'll find it hard to resist the delicious falafels. The fortress of Massada National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a complex of palaces and fortifications perched atop a mountain in the Judean Desert. It is an impressive site, beautifully restored. Located north of Haifa Bay, Akko is a modern city whose historic center was founded over 5000 years ago. Between minarets, walls, and bell towers, the visit to this old center is fascinating. Don't miss the Hospitaller Citadel, the former headquarters of the Knights of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem.
To discover Israel, a stay of 7 to 10 days is ideal. This allows you to visit Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, the Dead Sea, Galilee, and other major sites while enjoying the local culture and cuisine.
To organize a honeymoon trip to Israel, it is recommended to plan ahead by choosing romantic accommodations, including visits to Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and the Dead Sea, and booking activities suitable for couples.
To have a good holiday with a baby in Israel, choose family-friendly accommodation, plan short outings, avoid the hottest hours, and bring everything necessary for your child's comfort.
For a family hiking trip in Israel, explore the Ein Gedi National Park near the Dead Sea, the trails of Mount Carmel, the Banias Nature Reserve in the north, and Timna Park in the Negev Desert.
To practice ecotourism in Israel, prioritize natural reserves such as Ein Gedi or the Hula Valley, choose eco-friendly accommodations, and take part in guided tours that respect the environment.
For a one-week stay in Israel, plan for a budget of around 1200 to 2000 euros per person, including the flight, accommodation, meals, and sightseeing. Prices vary depending on the season and the desired level of comfort.
To travel to Israel, the most common way is to take an international flight to Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv. There are many direct flights from Europe and other major cities around the world.
To travel to Israel, a valid passport is required. French nationals do not need a visa for tourist stays of less than 90 days. Always check the conditions before departure.
To travel with peace of mind in Israel, consult your government's travel advice, follow local instructions, avoid sensitive areas, and take out travel insurance suitable for your stay.
To travel to Israel, no vaccines are mandatory for travelers coming from Europe or North America. However, it is recommended to be up to date with universal vaccinations, particularly DTP and hepatitis B.

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