Solo Female Travel in Tel Aviv-Yafo

Group travel

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

Group travel

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.

Solo travel

I 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.

Tel Aviv is very safe. Everyone here is super nice and helpful. No worry about going out in the dark. Sexual assaults, robbing or attacks while walking in the street never happen here. Women can feel very safe here.

Tel Aviv is a great beach city with lots of great restaurants, museums and clubs! The public transportation is a little bit unreliable, but it definitely works,and is easy to navigate. People are friendly and helpful. I highly recommend visiting!

I am from Tel Aviv and here is my list of the most important attractions to see and do: 1. Beach - Tel Aviv is a beach city and if you like sunny beaches, you are in the right place. Go swimming or just walk or bike along the promenade. 2. Jaffa - This is an ancient city adjacent to Tel Aviv. Visit the port in Jaffa and the flea market, and then explore the old part of the city. 3. Markets - Tel Aviv has several great food markets. Visit the Camel Market in the city center to try fresh Middle Eastern specialties, and the Levinsky Spice Market for herbs, spices, and dried fruits. 4. Bauhaus Architecture - This is one of the most unique features of Tel Aviv: it has the largest number of houses in the Bauhaus style in the world. You can take part in a Bauhaus tour to learn more about it! 5. Enjoy nightlife - Tel Aviv has a wonderful culture of bars and clubs and an excellent music scene. Something is always happening, regardless of the day of the week, and people go out late. 6. See some art - The Tel Aviv Art Museum has excellent exhibitions featuring works by both Israeli and international artists. The city also has many small art galleries. 7. Hayarkon Park - A huge park with sports facilities, a river and a lake, a bird sanctuary, and small gardens worth exploring. 8. Israel Land Museum - A place where you can learn about the history, culture, and archaeology of Israel.