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I went to the page "Hotels in Jaffa" and read: No hotels with such parameters were found
So are there any hotels in Jaffa?
What are the prices? What is the proximity to the beach? Beach or beaches? Paid beaches or not? Do the hotels have Russian speaking staff? Do the hotels have tour desks? What are the prices for excursions in Israel, for example, to the Lake of Gennesaret or the oak forest of Mamre, or to Jerusalem?
Is it possible to walk freely along the seashore, with your heels on the waves, moving away from Tel Aviv, or are there solid buildings, household objects, etc.?
What are the prices? What is the proximity to the beach? Beach or beaches? Paid beaches or not? Do the hotels have Russian speaking staff? Do the hotels have tour desks? What are the prices for excursions in Israel, for example, to the Lake of Gennesaret or the oak forest of Mamre, or to Jerusalem?
Is it possible to walk freely along the seashore, with your heels on the waves, moving away from Tel Aviv, or are there solid buildings, household objects, etc.?
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Jaffa is now part of Tel Aviv. We walked along the embankment to the center, but not always on the water - there are not the cleanest beaches, there are many closed areas.
I didn’t see any hotels in the Old Town itself, but, to be honest, I didn’t look.
Excursion from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem was 70 or 75 dollars..
I didn’t see any hotels in the Old Town itself, but, to be honest, I didn’t look.
Excursion from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem was 70 or 75 dollars..
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answered 14 years ago
Walking freely on the sea around the 14 km beach of Tel Aviv is no problem! So from Jaffa to the new city and stomp. The beach, or rather the sand on it, is completely free and free, I haven’t seen a single Jew who would pay for equipment, everyone lies on their towels, and you can spread it out under an installed umbrella, changing rooms and toilets are available, as well as an open shower to wash off the sea water and sand from your feet, + drinking fountains, + exercise equipment - ALL FOR YOU. Jaffa is the Arab part of the city, to be honest, I wouldn’t want to stay in a hotel there, it’s interesting to wander there during the day, to feel both the history and the Muslim spirit of Tel Aviv (though less color than in Jerusalem). The cost of excursions purchased in Tel Aviv at the Metroclub or Trevalux travel agencies is from 165 to 175 shekels (the dollar exchange rate for $ 1 ranges from 3.5 to 4 shekels, i.e. $ 43-50 turns out). Look at www.metroclubonline.com
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