Round trip
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Places of interest
Israel is a young nation, but it is rich in history. In Tel Aviv, a city that in some ways resembles Miami, historic Jaffa, an ancient seaside town which is now part of the metropolitan area of Tel Aviv is an unmissable destination. Do not miss the flea market and the Ilana Goor Museum, which contains all the works of the artist of the same name. There is also the splendid Carmel Market in Tel Aviv, the largest in the city. One of the wonders of Israel is the Dead Sea, the deepest geological depression, where swimmers can "float" on the water thanks to its high salinity content. The Fortress of Masada, the historical site of the dramatic siege that led Lucio Flavio Silva's Roman troops to annihilate the last zealot pocket of resistance, is also worth a visit, as is the splendid city of Jerusalem, with its historic area, traversed by the Via Dolorosa, which leads up to the Holy Sepulchre.
Best beaches
Beit Yannay is a nature reserve and one of the most beautiful beaches in the country. Perfect for kitesurfers looking for the perfect wave, the beach is peaceful and silent. The coral beach in Eilat, on the Red Sea, stands out as it is perfect for diving and snorkelling. Obviously, you can't leave without stopping at the Mineral beach, in the Dead Sea. Finally, in Tel Aviv, Metzitzim beach stands out as a favourite destination for hipsters, as well as families.



