based on 4 experiences from female travelers
Ezgisu
Turkey
I was lucky visiting israel before current events (no political comment here.) Probably one of the nicest places i've been. Not like a typical middle eastern city. Some travellers actually say its middle eastern-california lol. I stayed at jungle jaffa hostel and i wont stay anywhere else if i go again. It was one of the main things that made tel aviv such an experience. Old jaffa is a must see and beach is a real gem. They are at the same place already. Everywhere is walking distance. I didnt use uber even once Because airport is accessible too. Only fault about Tel aviv was it wasnt budget friendly... I ate my meals at hostel (which was included during summer) but 50cl beer was around 10 shekel (2.5€), a cocktail at a cheap bar 20 shekel, breakfast with omelette 50 shekel. Other than that Tel aviv is a living city, techno parties last whole weekend, beach is not crowded but alive, population is young and traveler friendly
Posted: January 22, 2024Polina
Slovakia
I felt safe, because I visited my friend who had already lives there for several years. But I’m not sure the feeling would be the same if you visit it by yourself. I was there 5 days and my program was prepared before. I visited Jerusalem in the morning, the sea in afternoon and techno at night. The trip had really tight schedule. It was nice, because we had a car, without it using the local transport it would be impossible. You always can find where to go, because of long history land, full of stories and new impacts. I spent not much money, because I was visiting a friend, that’s why I didn’t need it. But prices are extremely high.
Posted: November 23, 2023I traveled alone and felt very safe. The market in Carmel was wonderful, I ate delicious falafel there and it is cheaper than in restaurants. Sarona Market was a bit more expensive, but also nice. I stayed in Abraham Hostel and I have very nice memories from there, as they even organized a communal dinner for Shabbat. Additionally, during Shabbat, public transport does not operate and it is really hard to move around the city.
Posted: October 8, 2023Based on 15 local experiences
Based on 15 local experiences
Yarden
It really depends on the neighborhood since it's a big city, but I believe most of it is safe. I hang out there a lot and I rarely experienced anything bad,only maybe in the area of the central station, which is old and is known for its reputation with many addicts around
Posted: February 15, 2025Well as far as I found it haven’t experienced any, attack, assault or abuse . For a long time I’m visiting and staying there. It’s really calm , and peaceful and most people I met were super loving and nice! Really friendly!!
Posted: February 10, 2025Addie
Heyy girlies, my name is Addie , I’m 20 i currently live in Israel Originally from USA. I honestly have no idea what I should write down . But I love having fun and getting to know new people. Always loved knowing new things and cultures. Would love traveling, site seeing, and learning 🌹
yali
unfortunately i can’t host because i live with my parents, but would love to show you around tel aviv :)
Addie
Tel Aviv-Yafo
1 day
Heyy girlies, my name is Addie , I’m 20 i currently live in Israel Originally from USA. I honestly have no idea what I should write down . But I love having fun and getting to know new people. Always loved knowing new things and cultures. Would love traveling, site seeing, and learning 🌹
Romi
Tel Aviv-Yafo
3 days
Hi my name is romi I live in Tel Aviv Israel I have strong opinions I am creative and very welcoming I would Love to meet you Please reach out !
Bleona
I am Bleona, an accomplished professional from Albania with a background in Political Science. I am actively involved in human rights work and youth activities through my NGO efforts. Currently, I specialize in investments at Albanian Post. I am passionate about promoting Albanian culture and exploring new cultures and experiences through my travels. I believe that encountering diverse traditions and perspectives enriches my understanding of the world and strengthens my commitment to advocacy and social change.