Bat Yam is a small city of about 130,000 people on the coast just south of Tel Aviv city. Set on the Mediterranean Sea. Bat Yam is Very popular with beach goers as it is quieter than the nearby big city of Tel Aviv. The hotels in the beach area have lovely swimming pools to relax in in-between sunbathing on the beach. The strikingly long promenade which runs along the Mediterranean Sea has a lot of pubs and restaurants and six beautiful beaches with lifeguards and facilities as well as several hotels for you to vacation in. There are 3 big hotels to choose from in Bat Yam, whose details are on the Come2Israel website, even what to expect in your bedrooms!   Whets more the city has several museums to visit, including the “MOBY”, the Museum of Bat Yam, which holds contemporary, cutting-edge art installations. The city began to rejuvenate a few years ago, as the coast has such beautiful beaches and several hotels that make a nice holiday destination.It; s very easy to get to all parts of Israel from Bat Yam as there is a great bus service to wherever you want to take a trip to. You can buy all your souvenirs in the shopping mall called “Canion Bat Yam”, which includes a, restaurant zone & plenty of parking. Cool down in the air conditioned cinema or take a stroll in the “Gan Hair” large park, or jog around the “Sportek” sports center or Country club.
Tel Aviv and Jaffa are one municipality nearby to Bat Yam, where there is just so much to see and do. Countless tourists and business visitors stay in the local chain hotels that offer high qualities. Dan hotels, Isrotel and Leonardo hotels.  Thousands of years of history come together in; one of the world's oldest cities of Jaffa .A flea market that is absolutely not to be missed is in the old city. Jaffa is an impressive tourist area full of food and fun, with an exotic ambience. The Jaffa nightlife is well known for its quality Restaurants and bars.  Driving south along to Jaffa from the center of Tel Aviv is like going through a time tunnel, Busses from the bus station, or taxi’s are the easy way to get around, skyscrapers soar throughout the new built part of the city, while ahead is Jaffa  with thousands of years of living history. From the Clock Tower Square, built by the Turkish Sultan “Abd al-Hamid”, you can walk around and breathe in the atmosphere. In narrow alleys next to the “Mahmuddiyah Mosque”, local men are absorbed in endless games of backgammon, or “shesh-besh”, to use the regional manner of speaking.  Plenty of coffeehouses in Jaffa  offer “narghila’s” also known as  “Hookah pipe” or “Shisha” that are  all over the Middle Eastern countries- to smoke along with tiny cups of strong black Turkish coffee.  The Tel Aviv-Jaffa Tourism Association offers free guided walking tours of Jaffa every Wednesday in English.

Before booking you vacation/holiday in Tel Aviv- Jaffa or Bat Yam check out all the hotels listing in the Come2Israel website where you will be able to find all the necessary details about all the hotels and their rooms. From pampering Deluxe hotels through to tourist class hotels and budget accommodation – Come2Israel has it all! Just a couple of clicks from your mouse in the comfort of your own home and your wonderful holiday are booked. How easy is that? The Isrotel chain of hotels as well as the Leonardo chain have many gorgeous hotels with Spa’s, swimming pools, fine dining in the hotels dining room and in house restaurants & bars. So you are only in Tel Aviv for a couple of nights while touring the whole country of Israel- no problem. The wide range of possibilities on Come2Israel lets you choose exactly what you desire to make your holiday perfect with amazing memories. As Tel Aviv In Israel can be hot in the summer you can cool off in the air conditioned 47 movie theaters in Tel Aviv Yafo, which have a combined seating capacity of about 8,900 and an annual attendance rate of about a million and a half visitors.  22 years before the founding of the city of Tel Aviv, some of the local Jewish people left the walls of Jaffa and built the nearby Neve Tzedek district. These beautifully restored houses, boutique hotels and streets preserve the romance of the early days of Jewish urban settlement.  A walking tour of Neve Tzedek is a must for romantics, history lovers and fans of small, winding alleys, exclusive boutiques, wine bars and small high end quality restaurants. The neighborhood has been nicknamed "Little Paris" because of its eye-opening architectural innovations.  One of the most outstanding sites to visit is the Suzanne Dellal Centre, an active full of life dance and theater complex.  How dreamy to sit and rest between daily tours in the marvelous cafes and browse in the quality boutiques and designers' jewelry shops seeing such a charming historic neighborhood fills up your batteries.