Note: Registration is on a first come first serve basis. One tour per person.

Suitable for participants who arrive in Israel prior to April 24, 2023. If you selected a mid-day tour below, please select “None” here.

Scavenger Hunt - From Neve Tzedek to Rothschild Independence Trail, join a fascinating journey through history from the founding of Tel Aviv in 1909 to the establishment of Israel in 1948.

Israeli Cuisine - Discover the traditions and tastes of the HaTikva Market (“Shuk”), deeply rooted in the waves of Jewish aliyah from around the world. Meet the local entrepreneurs who are redefining Israeli cuisine.

Outdoor – Enjoy a guided run in Tel Aviv, with stops at some of Tel Aviv’s iconic points. The run is suitable for those used to running 5 km or more.

The Israel Children’s Museum- Dialogue in the dark (TBC) - In this extraordinary exhibit, Blind and vision-impaired individuals take an active part in opening the visitors' eyes in the darkness. We will be led through dark, designed spaces such as nature, a noisy pedestrian crossing, a port, a market, and a pub. We will hear, smell, touch and experience the world as blind people do.

ANU Museum - Discover stories of the Jewish people at the newly reopened ANU, a museum celebrating the multiculturalism of Jewish diversity with its inclusive, pluralistic approach.

OPTION B: Monday, April 24 Tour Options for those landing on this day:

If you selected a morning tour above, please select “None” here.Optional walking tours for those landing on April 24 on the Air Canada direct flight. Each tour is up to 1 hours, beginning early afternoon (tours schedule may change depending on arrival time/delays)

Note: Registration is on a first come first serve basis. One tour per person.

Old City of Jaffa - Ascend from the Old Port, through the renovated alleyways to the Jaffa Overlook for an introduction to Tel Aviv. Stroll through the famous Jaffa Market – “Shuk Hapishpishim”.

Street Art and Graffiti tour - Discover the abundance of graffiti in some of the coolest neighborhoods in Tel Aviv. Walk through the streets of southern Tel Aviv admiring and learning about the vibrant street art and graffiti scene in Tel Aviv

Sarona Market - Israel’s largest indoor culinary market, with 91 shops and restaurants, the Sarona Market is an innovative, contemporary urban market that combines the old world with the new–where you can experience all the flavours of contemporary Israeli cuisine under one roof.

Followed by lunch on your own.