ISRAEL · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
Good self-guided tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of the $60 Dead Sea day trip from Tel Aviv, with transport, beach time, mud, salt water, value, drawbacks, and practical tips.
“The Time at Dead Sea was with les then 3 Hours definitely too short. The stop over in Jerusalem is for people starting from Tel Aviv a waste of time. The Dead Sea itself is a great experience!”
Explore Jerusalem’s Old City with a flexible DGuide app tour covering Jaffa Gate, Mount Zion, the Western Wall, and Holy Sepulchre.
“A+++++. Professional experienced personable. Knowledgeable and a delight to tour with. Best guide we’ve ever had.”
Follow Jesus through Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives to the Garden Tomb with a flexible, budget-friendly self-guided walking tour.
“It was okay, needs more information, more detail, how, when, where, as close as possible exact locations, I like the idea of this but expected a bit more.”
Explore Zikhron Yaakov through app-led riddles, creative missions, and funny photo tasks for $8.52 per person.
Explore Tel Aviv’s White City on a $9.99 self-guided Bauhaus audio tour with offline maps, flexible pacing, and lifetime access.
“All Bauhaus-lined streets around HaBima Square and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Referred to as "The White City" because of its incredible art collection. Ranked by National Geographic as one of the "top 10 World's Best Beach cities, mRead more”
Where each day goes, and what it costs to get there.
