Melody Hotel Tel Aviv

... morning after our long day yesterday, but delighted that the tour is still on schedule and nothing will be missed. Our panoramic tour of Tel Aviv begins with a drive to Jaffa, with a view of St. Peter’s Church and a photo stop to see Tel Aviv from ...

... but these wily kibbutzim were able by clever means to make ammunition right under the noses of the British Army. We return to Tel Aviv and our hotel to enjoy the generous "happy hour" buffet of snacks and drinks. Later we cross the street to watch the sun ...

... Border land crossing into Israel at Aqaba. Just across the border we can see Eilat, where we are to catch a 3:50pm flight to Tel Aviv. Walking across the border is quite an adventure, as we get a thorough questioning from the border patrol. One of us is ...

... to the Palestinian Territories (which is not included on our original itinerary) answers their call for additional adventures. The drive from Tel Aviv takes only an hour because today is the Sabbath and there aren't too many cars on the highways. In ...

... hours, admiring the spectrum of Junk to Antiques and did a nice walking tour up to a viewpoint overlooking the Tel Aviv shoreline. Coming back to the hotel, we changed into our bathing suits and headed to the beach to meet my Cousin Shai. We sat ...

We arrived very early in the morning. After checking in at the hotel, showering and resting to adjust the jet-lag, we left for a walk by the sea coast through the Marina and the Promenade all the way down to Jaffo. We received the Shabat with dinner under ...

... sure that my socks matched my jeans. Most lax Israeli security ever! After a short ride into Tel Aviv, I was dropped off at the nearly beachfront Melody Hotel where I jumped into the shower, threw on some clothes and ran downstairs for my ride to ...