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The 5 most popular lunch experiences in Israel right now. What each trip includes, how long it runs, who operates it and what you will pay.
Taste Carmel Market in Tel Aviv in 2 hours with lunch. Try Middle Eastern bites, hear market stories, and shop hidden corners in English.
Petra in a whirlwind day from Jerusalem with border help and a free authentic lunch, plus optional horseback entry and Aqaba panoramas.
“Our tour guy was very cordial. Explanations were clear. Attentive with our needs. Answer all our questions.”
Petra by day from Eilat with prebooked border help, guided entry, included lunch, and a bonus Wadi Rum stop—fast, focused, and worth it.
“Our one day Petra tour was advertised to be on a luxury bus. Instead, we were put on a small passenger van with stiff, plastic/vinyl seating that had absolutely no padding. The 3 1/2 hour ride from Tel Aviv to Eilat was miserable, as we could feel every little bump in the rRead more”
A fast, organized day trip from Tel Aviv to Petra with border help, guided sightseeing, entrance fees, and a free authentic lunch.
“I was very disappointed that we got only 2 hours in Petra. No time to relax and explore. No time for the tour talk.”
2-hour Levinsky Market food tour in south Tel Aviv with an English guide and full lunch. Taste snacks, spices, and regional bites.
