Israel · LUNCH EXPERIENCES
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 7 lunch experiences worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of the Petra day tour from Eilat, with border help, lunch, guided highlights, free time, costs, timing, and practical booking advice.
“was excellent. the guide was amazing. he explained everything since we got to the bus. he was the best of this trip. and of course, petra by itself.”
Taste Middle Eastern food, hear Carmel Market stories, and explore Tel Aviv with a local guide on this two-hour English tour.
“very nice Tour Guide (Rahel) hope i get the name right was very kind wich much informations about the market an the people whos selling a wide Variation of Foods, Drinks and Clothes. the size of each Meal is excellent so you can try every piece without the fear beeing full after the first 2 stops :) decorated with Information about Israel and the history of the carmel market, is this Tour a must for your stay in Tel Aviv”
Cross from Jerusalem to Petra by bus, tour the rose-red city with a guide, enjoy local lunch, and return within 24 hours.
“Daniel was a great guide. We spent a lot of time at The dead sea which is a must. There was an avalanche which kept us from masada at first. The dead sea is def better after masada because of the heat. Daniel made it work great! bring water for sure. Masada was interesting and extremely historic.”
Review this long but rewarding Tel Aviv to Petra day trip, with border help, a Jordanian guide, lunch, and practical advice on the extra fees.
“This trip involved a lot of bus time, but it’s absolutely worth it. Our guide Kareem did everything possible to make sure we enjoyed the day. He was witty, and very kind. He gave us some history lessons about Jordan, Petra, and the Wadi Rum as well as information regarding modern life in Jordan. You get to see lots of countryside, rolling hills, mountains, small villages, and even larger towns like Aqaba all from the bus, so I really felt like I paid for a full day Jordan experience with Petra included. The bus drivers made frequent stops for the bathroom, and grabbing a coffee or snack, even souvenirs. Some…”
Review of the Petra day tour from Eilat, including border help, guided ruins, Jordanian lunch, costs, timing, transport, and practical tips.
“Our one day Petra tour was advertised to be on a luxury bus. Instead, we were put on a small passenger van with stiff, plastic/vinyl seating that had absolutely no padding. The 3 1/2 hour ride from Tel Aviv to Eilat was miserable, as we could feel every little bump in the rRead more”
Review of the 22-hour Jerusalem to Petra tour, covering the Treasury, border costs, transport, lunch, guides, and practical concerns.
“Buena excursión con nuestro guía Karim. Un full day para recordar siempre!”
See Petra from Tel Aviv in one long day, with border help, entry, a local lunch, and a guide-led visit to the Treasury.
“I was very disappointed that we got only 2 hours in Petra. No time to relax and explore. No time for the tour talk.”
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