City: Israel
Top Things to do in Israel
Top Hotels in Israel
- 1. Royal Beach Tel - Aviv
- 2. Dan Eilat Hotel
- 3. Fabric Hotel Tel Aviv - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
- 4. Jerusalem International YMCA, Three Arches Hotel
- 5. Isrotel Dead Sea Hotel & Spa
- 6. 65 Hotel Rothschild Tel Aviv - An Atlas Boutique Hotel
- 7. The American Colony Hotel
- 8. Shalom Hotel & Relax Tel Aviv - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
- 9. Oasis Spa Club Hotel
- 10. Port and Blue TLV Suites Hotel
Top 10 Zoos & Aquariums in Israel, Israel
Coordinates: 31°N 35°E / 31°N 35°E / 31; 35
Restaurants in Israel
1. Butterfly Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Underwater Observatory Marine Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,821 reviews
This marine park features a variety of exhibits including the Aquarium Museum, Shark Tank, Turtle and Stingray Pool, Underwater Observatories, Reef Tanks and the Oceanarium
Reviewed By mirek777
best underwater experience so far, better than snorkeling in indian ocean and better that southchina sea. shark feeding, giant turtles, awesome also for kids, great coffee, the entrance fee is valid for 3 consecutive days, so if your crying kids force you to leave too soon, you can return!
3. Tisch Family Zoological Gardens (Biblical Zoo)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 648 reviews
This 62-acre zoo contains more than 140 species of animals with two major themes: animals mentioned in the Bible and endangered species from around the world.
Reviewed By jillmclain
This zoo is lush with green and color. The animals are mostly visible without fences are bars to look through. Birds were nesting in the trees. Loved the raptor house and so many other animals in this zoo. Plenty of places to have a picnic and sit in shade. Highly recommend it.
4. Ramat Gan Safari
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 712 reviews
Reviewed By zevb - Ashkelon, Israel
I don't have a car. I took the train to Hagana Station in TelAviv. Then I took a taxi to the Safari Park entrance. (I could have walked a few blocks to the 31 bus, which stops a few blocks from the Safari. But taxi is much faster.) After paying (81 shekels for senior citizen), I took a shuttle bus through the safari to the zoo entrance. The shuttle driver will slow down when there are interesting animals to see along the safari route. (People with a car can stop and take photos out of their window.) The zoo has enough animal exhibits to be interesting. There are some refreshment stands and there is a restaurant (it is open on Shabat, but all the food is kosher). There is a small gift shop, mostly with toys and books for kids. On the shuttle ride out, the safari has the lions. The shuttle stopped so we could get good looks of the lion and the pride of lionesses.
5. Gan Garoo - Australian Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 173 reviews
Gan-Garoo Australian Park - a unique attraction containing wildlife and vegetation from far-off Australia. Gan-Garoo is home to free-roaming kangaroos of various types that you can pet and hand-feed; a parrot sanctuary where you can feed the birds from juicy fruit skewers. In the zoo's Australian farm you'll encounter farm animals characteristic of the Australian continent. There are petting corners where mini-goats are fed and groomed plus an assortment of other interesting animals - adorable koalas, cassowary, emu, flying foxes, reptiles and more...
Reviewed By sergo_il - Haifa, Israel
Amazing Australian park, plenty of kangaroos, goats, birds and other Australian animals, you can pet and feed kangaroos, make sure to bring small change - the food dispenser machines are accepting only 1 shekel coins. Arriving in the morning you will ensure that the kangaroos and still hungry and less sleepy (they won't eat once full, and usually nap after lunch).
6. Antelope Ranch in the Arava Valley
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Africa in the Israeli Arava Desert: an Attraction, a camping site and African style zimmers. It is an Antelopes Ranch. full with antelopes, zebras and other animals free in the ranch. you can take a mini safari tour in your own car. you may visit the Noah's Ark : full with many kinds of birds and a pet zone. The place is very peaceful, surround by the desert hills. If you booked yourself to the camping or a room at the African's zimmer, you may use the refreshing Sulfate warm ponds in the camping zone.
Reviewed By Elvira1209 - Ra'anana, Israel
We came as a family for a weekend. It is such a relaxed place with amazing hosts. the ranch has an amazing variety of animals around, very clean good organised, many interesting things for the kids to play with - and 2 swimming pools!. there is a kind of "Noach ark " full with exotics birds. a pet corner. you can stay a few nights at the camping site or take a comfortable room at the site at the ranch and wake up with the animals around. enjoying natural water pools. great desert view we will definitely coma back
7. The Biblical Museum of Natural History
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
The Biblical Museum of Natural History is a unique institution that is part zoo, part natural history museum, and part Torah education center. It showcases the mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and insects of Scripture, as well as related zoological topics from the Talmud. The large species are exhibited as taxidermy specimens, while live exhibits are maintained for smaller species, and there are also a large number of biological artifacts of religious significance. Visits are conducted via guided tours, which include hands-on experiences! Through the exciting and interactive tour, visitors learn the identities and symbolism of the animals of Scripture, lessons in Jewish values, law and history, and the natural history of Biblical Israel.
Reviewed By redbaron613 - Beit Shemesh, Israel
This is a "mixed bag", that is part zoo, part natural history museum, and part Torah education center. It showcases the mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and insects of Scripture, as well as related zoological topics from the Talmud. The large species are exhibited as taxidermy specimens, while live exhibits are maintained for smaller species, and there are also a large number of biological artifacts of religious significance. Visits are conducted via guided tours, which include hands-on experiences! The tour is exciting and interactive , we all learned the identities and symbolism of the animals of Scripture, lessons in Jewish values, law and history, and the natural history of Biblical Israel.
8. Negev Zoo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Eranber
Let's start with the top, the white lions are just amazing! The place is very clean and comfortable for walking, there is lots of shade and drinking stations. There is a children's play area, comfortable walking trails, amazing animals, some of which can even be fed. On normal days there is also a nice petting zoo. Highly recommended today for fun with the kids
9. Yodfat Monkey Forest
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
The Monkey Forest is a 10-acre wildlife refuge situated in the natural oak forest of Moshav Yodfat. The Yodfat Monkey Forest has harbored a troop of squirrel monkeys since 1976, as well as rescuing and providing a life-long home for animals that have been subjected to deprivation or neglect. Our goal is to provide our animals a life of dignity and respect and instill a love of wildlife and nature in our visitors.
Reviewed By Jacob100748
Monkeys, especially free in nature, are not a common view in Israel. In fact, you can't see them at all in Israel free except in the Monkey Forest in Yodfat. Yodfat is the ancient Hebrew name of the last strongholds of the Jewish rebellion against the ancient empire of Rome. The Romans eventually destroyed the ancient town of Yodfat, and it was founded again as a beautiful village in modern Israel, about more than 1900 years after its destruction, right in the middle of the Galilee, very close to the ruins of the barrow of the ancient stronghold. So, visiting the Monkey Forest gives you an opportunity to see the relics of one of the biggest human dramas that happened in history. The forest itself is lively and full of life. It is not very big, but rich with various species of small monkeys. That means you don't have to worry that a gorilla or a huge orangutan will bite your child or you. The little delicate monkeys have been trained to sit on your shoulder while you are feeding them. Don't bring food with you - their diet is special and their health is meticulously monitored. You can buy their special food at the entrance. Very nice for young children as well as for older children whom we have been told to call adults.
