Top Tel Aviv Wine Tours

Mingle with fellow travelers and understand what the buzz about Tel Aviv nightlife is all about during this half-day pub crawl. Head to a handful of carefully selected hotspots in the bustling downtown district. Get moving as you listen to tunes in a high-energy dance bar. Entry to all clubs is included, plus alcoholic beverages-- so you can get your drink on in a safe and fun setting.

Witness some of Israel’s holiest and oldest sites on this day trip from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and Bethlehem. Travel the distance from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem by air-conditioned coach, and enter Old Jerusalem to see the Western Wall (Wailing Wall), Via Dolorosa and other age-old religious and historical sights. See the Garden of Gethsemane, stop for photos at the Mount of Scopus, and then drive to Bethlehem to explore Manger Square, including the Church of the Nativity, as your guide shares the secrets and stories behind each landmark.

Colorful piles of fresh fruits, pastries, and spices line the aisles at Carmel Market (Shuk Ha’Carmel), drawing everyone from Tel Aviv shoppers to hungry travelers. Between Hebrew signs and unfamiliar foods, though, it’s easy to miss the market’s most authentic flavors: Visit Carmel Market with a guide to taste your way through local stalls and Israeli delicacies, getting the back story on each thing you try.

The Tel Aviv tour is a unique combination of activities for a day filled with art, history, culture, and food exploring Tel Aviv by foot on a comprehensive walking architecture, food and street art tour. When possible, we have collaborated directly with the local street artists to promote accurate information and support of their work. After the tour we will provide information of artists whose work has been seen on the tour providing social media information and where possible, opportunities to purchase work directly from the artists.

Eat your way through Tel Aviv with a professional guide by your side by booking a spot on this small-group food tour. You'll walk through the Kerem HaTeimanim neighborhood and the Carmel Market, trying out a variety of Israeli dishes and meeting local chefs, with stops at off-the-beaten path spots that are loved by locals but not necessarily known by tourists.

Explore Tel Aviv by bike to explore some of the city’s key highlights, from the beach-front promenade to Rothschild Boulevard. Bike paths and off-road trails make Tel Aviv a great place to bike, but linking up destinations on bike-friendly routes can be a challenge. Riding with a guide keeps you on fun and safe roads, with plenty of stops to learn about local history, culture, and landmarks.

Exploring Tel Aviv's Carmel Market is more rewarding in the company of a local who can introduce you to its variety of culinary riches, colorful spices, and intriguing characters. This small-group tour will introduce you to the flavors and scents of the market, as well as the timeless stories of the market's history.

Tel Aviv street art and graffiti tell the story of the city’s constantly evolving culture—this introduction to graffiti in Tel Aviv is a colorful way to see to artwork you won’t find in a museum. Join a local guide for a walking tour that explores art, history, and style through street art while taking in side streets and alleys that are way off the tourist trail.

Enjoy a delightful day experiencing Northern Israel’s wineries and wines on a private tour from Tel Aviv. Take advantage of the flexible itinerary to customize the day around your interests, and journey north into the beautiful hills of Galilee and the Golan Heights, a prime winemaking region. Learn about the area’s long wine-producing history and ideal grape-growing climate, and visit several boutique wineries. Tour the production facilities, admire the vineyards, and enjoy relaxed wine tastings at each estate. Price is per group, based on a maximum of four people.

Get off the tourist track and enjoy an insider’s introduction to Israel’s thriving food scene during this private Tel Aviv tasting tour. Enjoy ten different sweet and savory snacks and beverages, from hummus joints favored by locals to hand-crafted malabi. Vegetarian alternatives can be provided.

Experience Tel Aviv through the eyes of a local during this customizable, locally-led private tour. Choose what neighborhoods you’d like to visit—from the bustling downtown around Rothschild Boulevard to hipster Florentin, or the foodie haven of Carmel Market—and select the duration. Enjoy an insightful conversation along the way with plenty of time to ask questions.

Sprawling Carmel Market can be difficult for tourists to navigate on their own. During this half-day food tour, you’ll get an insider’s introduction to the iconic marketplace in central Tel Aviv. Learn about the different immigrant communities who brought their flavors to modern Israel. Taste a variety of snacks, coffee, tea, and alcoholic drinks as you visit stalls, delis, and local restaurants.

Delve into central Israel’s rich wine country on a private, customizable day trip from Tel Aviv. Opt to follow the suggested itinerary or create one of your own, and spend the day exploring up to three boutique and estate wineries nestled in and around Israel’s heartlands and the Carmel Mountains. Hear about the region’s ancient winemaking heritage and contemporary wine production from your driver-guide, and view the vineyards and processes at each winery. Finish each visit with an enjoyable and educational wine tasting. Price is per group, based on a maximum of four people.

Explore both top attractions in Israel and off-the-beaten-track destinations during two private, consecutive full-day tours. Traverse the country in a luxury Range Rover, with front-door pickup from anywhere within Israel. Wander down the winding alleys of Jerusalem’s walled Old City. Head into the West Bank for a stop at the ancient monastery of Mar Saba, followed by a dip in the Dead Sea.

Visit three wineries at the Judean Hills, one of the oldest and the best wine regions in the world and the only appellation of the original wine region in Israel. Hear about the vast wine history of the area, the rise of boutique wineries in Israel, Ownership of agricultural land in Israel, wine “politics” in Israel, current trends in winemaking and much more. We conduct “sit down” tastings at the wineries which are often led by the winemaker or owner of the winery.