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Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv holidays

Mediterranean beach city break where you split time between long urban beaches, Bauhaus streets and late-night food and bars.

32°C AugustBest May, Jun, Sep, Oct4–7 nightsDirect from London Gatwick

Check flights for 23–29 Sep

At a glance

  • beach-plus-city trips
  • nightlife-oriented stays
  • food-focused visitors
  • shoulder-season sun

Trip cost

6 nights in Tel Aviv≈ €1065–€1605 pp
Return flight
≈€148
Stay
≈€1176
Food & local
≈€281

Includes the return fare from London Gatwick. An estimate, not a quote — each booking happens separately with its supplier. How we work this out.

Stays

Stays in Tel Aviv

From €86/night · Typical €295 · 191 stays · for your 6 nights

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Getting to Tel Aviv

  • AirportBen Gurion Airport (TLV)
  • Transfer optionsTrain, bus, taxi

Ben Gurion Airport is about 15 km from Tel Aviv, with direct Israel Railways trains to Tel Aviv stations, plus bus line 445 and taxis.

These fares are not for your selected dates.

Flexible-date fares from London Gatwick

August from €359 return

Typical €508 · 5 nights

Sun 30 Aug

Wizz Air

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September from €212 return

Typical €302 · 6 nights

Wed 23 Sept

Wizz Air

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October from €171 return

Typical €228 · 8 nights

Fri 30 Oct

Wizz Air

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November from €148 return cheapest

Direct · 2 nights

Thu 5 Nov

Wizz Air UK

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December from €185 return

Typical €300 · 4 nights

Wed 2 Dec

Wizz Air

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April from €285 return

4 nights

Fri 23 Apr

Wizz Air

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Indicative, per traveller. You book with Aviasales.

Cheapest and typical return fare to Tel Aviv by month, from London Gatwick.
See fare details — 6 months as a table

Pick a month to set your trip to its real dates.

MonthLowestTypicalOptions
Aug€359€50812
Sep€212€30218
Oct€171€22816
Nov€148—2
Dec€185€3004
Apr€285—2

Areas of Tel Aviv

A few places people base themselves, and who each tends to suit.

  • Neve TzedekOldest district, now a trendy and pricier neighbourhood with village-like streets, suited to design-conscious visitors.
  • FlorentinGraffiti-marked area with bars and a younger feel, good for travellers wanting to be close to nightlife and creative spaces.
  • JaffaHistoric port area with older stone streets and harbour views, suits those wanting a more traditional setting while still near beaches.
  • Yemenite Quarter (Kerem HaTeimanim)Small district near Carmel Market offering a village atmosphere close to central beaches.
  • Beachfront around Gordon and FrishmanHotel-lined seafront ideal for classic beach-plus-promenade stays with easy access to sand and the Tayelet.

When to go

Monthly climate normals (ERA5 reanalysis, 2022–2024). Gold months are the best weather fit.

Best overall
May · June · September · October
Hottest
August · 32°C
Wettest
January · 159mm
  • Jan18°159mm
  • Feb18°88mm
  • Mar20°74mm
  • Apr24°42mm
  • May26°5mm
  • Jun30°3mm
  • Jul31°2mm
  • Aug32°2mm
  • Sep31°3mm
  • Oct28°10mm
  • Nov24°66mm
  • Dec21°87mm

What each season is like

Spring
Pleasant for combining beach walks and city exploring; some religious holidays affect opening patterns and crowd levels.
Summer
Hot and busy on the seafront, with late-night activity and beach clubs creating noise; good for sea swimming but harder for midday city walks.
Autumn
Often comfortable with warm sea and slightly fewer domestic holiday-makers; occasional storms can affect beach days.
Winter
Milder than many European cities and good for urban breaks, but not consistent beach-swimming season; some outdoor venues feel quieter.

Good to know about Tel Aviv

Worth it for

Combines extensive city beaches with an urban core in a way nearby destinations like Jerusalem do not.

Keep in mind

City can feel intense and noisy, especially around nightlife and main roads.

Why go

  • Combines extensive city beaches with an urban core in a way nearby destinations like Jerusalem do not.
  • Nightlife runs much later and denser than many other regional cities, shaping evening-focused itineraries.
  • Neighbourhoods like Neve Tzedek and Florentin offer distinct atmospheres compared with the old port of Jaffa.

Worth knowing

  • City can feel intense and noisy, especially around nightlife and main roads.
  • Costs for accommodation and dining are relatively high compared with many Mediterranean cities.
  • Security checks and regional tensions can affect the overall experience and some visitors' comfort levels.