When to go à TEL AVIV ?
The best time to visit Tel Aviv will depend on your interests. If you want to participate in religious or cultural festivals - they are listed in the "Agenda" section - if you want to enjoy the beach, if you want to avoid the crowds of summer people... In short, summer stretches from March to October, ideal for sunbathing and swimming between May and September. Be careful, July and August are very busy months, prices are rising and so are the tourists.
The weather in Tel Aviv is particularly pleasant thanks to its rather hot and humid climate. Spring and autumn are mild and often sunny, winter is quite bearable, with temperatures as low as 10°C in Tel Aviv. As for the summer - sometimes very hot - it stretches "Indian-style" until October or even November.
When to go to Tel Aviv? The best time to visit Tel Aviv will depend on your interests, whether you want to take part in the religious holidays, enjoy the beach, or avoid the crowds of summer people... In short, summer stretches from March to October, ideal for sunbathing and swimming between May and September. Be careful, July and August are very busy months, prices are rising, tourists (including many French) are everywhere. It is best to avoid the Jewish holiday periods, during which most shops are closed, public transportation is more than limited and hotel prices are higher. In winter, the South is more pleasant than the rainy North, while it may seem too hot in summer. So when to go to Tel Aviv? All year round.
The best time to travel à TEL AVIV
Travel à TEL AVIV
Ideas for holidays and week-end breaks à TEL AVIV
While foreign tourists often hurry to Jerusalem or Galilee, more and more of them are stopping over in Tel Aviv. It must be said that the city is well worth a visit, if only to enjoy its beach and stroll along its shopping avenues, markets and art galleries. The intellectual and cultural capital of the country, it is also a city that never sleeps, where you can party until dawn and welcomes gays from all over the world! And if the hectic atmosphere there finally exhausts you, go to the old Turkish port of Jaffa: this haven appreciated by travellers lives in slow motion, to the rhythm of its small antique shops and narrow streets, where couples enjoy walking at night...
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