You can have unlimited entrance to all 68 national parks and nature reserves in Israel for only $50! This is one of those best-kept secrets of Israel and an underrated deal. Since 2016, the National Park of Israel introduced this thing called “Annual Pass”, for locals and...
Spending a week in Israel is better than never have time to visit Israel. Isn’t that right? Maybe this itinerary feel rushed, but you can cover that much in this beautiful country in just 7 days! While Israel is not a cheap country to explore, you only need a budget for $500 to...
One thing you need to know about Israel on eating is that it is EXPENSIVE! I was shocked when reading Lonely Planet the first time. How is a meal from “mid-range” restaurant about the same price as a night in a hostel? It’s so expensive, so it’s better to be...
If you are visiting Israel on a budget, this article is for you. The food prices in Israel is insanely high! What is a tourist supposed to do? Cook your own food! Just like one of those days in college! (Or sort of!) Maybe you’d rather spend money on staying a few more days in...
Jerusalem finally has its own city card! Jlm City Pass was launched in June 2018, and you can use it for most attractions in Jerusalem. Right, Jlm means Jerusalem. This is the first city attraction discount card designed for tourists, like ever! So whether you are a first-timer in...
If you are visiting not just Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, chances are that you might prefer a car. Well, honestly it is NOT expensive to rent a car in Israel, it is even cheaper than it is in Jordan. Let’s see what are the things you should know: Car Rental Company Recommendations Most...
How do you find accommodation in Israel? It’s a question many people ask as it takes up a big chunk of budget. There are many options in Israel, like hostels, hotels, pilgrim houses, short-term rentals, camping, WWOOFing, couchsurfing, home exchange etc. It really depends on what...
Can you visit Israel on a budget? Israel is a super expensive country, but the answer is…. yes! I’ve visited Israel in less than $30 a day, it’s not easy and I’m not sure if I’ll be comfortable to go that low in budget again. But let me show you how I did...