The Jewish Guide to the Internet

Masbiran “provides relevant information at lookouts and tourism sites for the general public and for visitors traveling without tour guides.” You can click on the interactive map and be taken to a site that allows you to listen to information about it in English or Hebrew.

This largely Hebrew language site provides information about camping facilities in Israel. The site is searchable and browsable by region. There is some information in English as well.

You can search this database for tour guides who speak a variety of languages and whether or not they have a car.

“Eilat city's official tourism site, provides a complete directory for tourist information on Eilat and the red sea, as well as comprehensive information about culture and businesses in Eilat, for the city residents and vacationers.”

Owned and managed by Joanna Shebson, this site provides information for tourists and residents about camps, clubs, bar and bat mitzvah celebrations and recreational services.

This site for a commercial tour company provides articles about little known attractions in Israel.

From Keren Kayemet LeYisrael—Jewish National Fund comes this searchable database of trails throughout the country. You can search by name, geographic location and type of trail.

This site provides a searchable and browsable database of hikes in Israel, along with descriptions and maps. It rates the hikes by difficulty, time required, and length.

This multilingual site provides information from the Ministry of Tourism about accommodations, transportation and attractions in Israel.

This searchable database in Hebrew allows you to look at restaurants by region, type of food, kashrut, and whether or not they deliver.

Provides information about attractions, accommodations, restaurants and tours.

Despite its title, Israel by Foot, created by Erez Speiser, provides detailed information about suggested self-guided hikes and road trips throughout the country. The site is available in multiple languages

This tour company specializes in arranging tours for Jews, Christians, and Moslems who have physical limitations and special needs. The site offers tips to physically challenged travelers and a set of relevant links.

This is the official site of the Israel Nature and National Parks Protection Agency. Its searchable Hebrew, English and Arabic site provides an attractive way to find information about the parks and reserves, touring routes, special events, and conservation activities. You may search the database by geographic area or keyword. This is an excellent resource for planning a trip around the natural wonders of the country.

From this online catalog you can order Israeli military uniforms, combat gear, T-shirts, and insignias.

With the help of a large pool of volunteers - both from Israel and abroad, the Jerusalem Green Map contains 50 different information layers and has mapped over 750 individual sites across the whole city.

This site in English and Hebrew provides tourist information about visiting the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem including a map of the area.

A Hebrew language directory of "graves of the righteous" in Israel, searchable by area and keyword. Each entry provides travel directions and a picture.

Extensive browsable and searchable portal in Hebrew to tourism in Israel.

This Hebrew language site from the Ministry of Tourism details the tourist attractions and events in the Negev.

“NegevTrails is the source of all the information you need about hiking and trekking in the Negev desert of Israel.” There is detailed information about the trails, depending on how many days you have to spend in the area.

This English, Hebrew, and Russian site provides information about the 625 acres of land that recreate a Biblical landscape. At the searchable site you can find details about the reserves tours and trails, events, and newsletters. The Hebrew section also outlines educational programs for teachers.

This searchable website will help you find accommodations, restaurants, events, tours, shopping and nightlife in Jerusalem.

Pictures and tourist information about this Mediterranean coastal attraction in the northern part of Israel.

This site in English, Russian, Hebrew, and Danish describes the history, tourist attractions, and accommodations of the city. A useful set of links to other sites about Safed is also provided.

Created by the Israel Israel Antiquities Authority, this site in Hebrew provides information about the 70 km long trail crossing the Galilee from Beit Shearim to Tiberias that passes among sites associated with the sages of the Sanhedrin., the ancient Jewish court.

From The Dead Sea Information Center comes this site with details about the climate, history, and health benefits of the Dead Sea, along with information on hotels, day trips, and local tourist sites.

From the Time Out series comes this magazine devoted to events, things to do, restaurants, music and nightlife in Israel in Israel.

Searchable database in Hebrew, English and Russian of attractions to visit in Israel. You can search by many parameters including region, duration, season and difficulty of hike. The site also includes a database of flowers and fauna, animals, and tour guides in Israel.

Created by Western Galilee Now, this site in English and Hebrew provides information about attractions, restaurants, accommodations and events in this part of northern Israel.

Hebrew language Israeli tourism site featuring searchable databases of hotels, walking tours, attractions, restaurants, and b&bs.

This Hebrew language database with information on travel throughout the country including information about tours, tour guides, attractions, restaurants, museums, national parks, night life, and local events. There are relevant links and many maps. acronyms and abbreviations is searchable by term and browsable by subject.