Tel Aviv is Israel's second-largest city, and there are plenty of exquisite activities to enjoy. Nestled on the shores of the Mediterranean, the plethora of amazing views are topped only by the beautiful local customs and delicious cuisine. When you plan your private flight to Tel Aviv, consider these fun options to explore.
When flying LunaJets, you will likely land at Ben Gurion Airport (TLV, LLBG). It is located 20 miles to the southeast of Tel Aviv on the outskirts of Lod. From there, LunaJets can offer you a luxury car service or even a helicopter to whisk you into the city centre more swiftly following your flight.
Here is a selection of aircraft you may use to go to Tel Aviv. For more details you can contact one of our dedicated Private Aviation Advisor
Seats: 6
Speed: 404 kts | 750 km/h
Range: 1325 nm | 2453 km
Seats: 7
Speed: 519 kts | 963 km/h
Range: 2270 nm | 4204 km
Are you planning to rent a private jet to travel to Tel Aviv? The city is located in the Gush Dan metropolitan area of Isreal, and it is one of the most populous cities in the area with a vibrant culture and plenty for travellers to explore.
Vacationers have several options for reputable beaches to enjoy. Take a dip at the magnificent Hilton Beach, which supports a number of fun water sports through the Sea Centre Club. It also boasts some of the best nightlife with multiple late-night bars and dance parties with DJs. For a local flair, check out Dolphinarium Beach, home to young surfers, partiers, and even belly dancers.
This scenic district is loved by artists and writers the world over. It provides convenient access to numerous stylish restaurants, bars and boutiques. The Suzanne Dellal Center showcases a wide range of performance art including modern dance. You will find fashion stores on Shabazi Street.
Located in the swanky Florentin neighbourhood, the Levinsky Market offers a wide diversity of food options. It is perhaps best known for its exquisite spices. Two local favourite restaurants are Tony & Esther and Beer Bazaar. You can also enjoy bureka filo pastries and fresh pomegranate juice.
When deciding between luxury stays in Tel Aviv, there are several excellent options to choose between. Stay in a room with a view of the Mediterranean Sea or directly in the heart of the action. Historic and modern stays are both available in spades.
The Drisco is a historic hotel that offers lavish accommodations including a rooftop balcony with marvellous views of Tel Aviv's seashore. The hotel showcases architectural and interior design inspired by the Ottoman Empire including a hand-painted mural.
The five-star hotel, The Norman, marries the classical with the contemporary. Arguably one of Tel Aviv's most luxurious hotels, The Norman is nestled in the White City district, a Unesco-listed World Heritage Site. It is housed in two buildings dating back to the 1920s.
Nuzzled in the ancient Jaffa district, The Jaffa Hotel is a former French hospital and monastery that was brilliantly restored by renowned architects, John Pawson and Ramy Gill. The surrounding area showcases a series of small art galleries and boutiques.
Tel Aviv features several fine dining options with beautiful views of the Mediterranean sea. Closer to the heart of the action, you will find a number of trendy spots near markets and events.
At Kitchen Market, you can watch the glorious views of the Mediterranean as you dine on creatively prepared seasonal dishes. The food is directly market-to-table, so you get to enjoy the food as fresh as possible.
Mashya is fronted by an extraordinary chef, Yossi Shitrit, who also spearheaded Kitchen Market. You will surely love the cuisine with a Moroccan twist.
The Hatraklin Meat & Wine Bistro is conveniently located less than a mile from Jaffe Old City. Exquisite meat and wine are only the beginning of this superb menu.
Tel Aviv hosts a series of annual festivals and events every year. As a cultural hub, there are multiple annual arts festivals to experience as well as concerts and nightlife.
40 local bars and clubs participate in the annual Tel Aviv Cocktail Week. The locals love to say cheers during this time of year, so it's the best time to experience the culture.
The Israeli Animation Festival showcases the best in upcoming Israeli filmmakers. This event doubles as a networking opportunity for potential financiers to connect with budding artists.
If you plan to travel in February, then you could attend the Tel Aviv Sommelier Exhibition. You will be able to try hundreds of wines, discuss directly with winemakers, and purchase if you like.
The airport is approximately 30 km southeast of the city centre, and a car journey typically takes about 25-30 minutes, depending on traffic.
The best time to visit Tel Aviv is during the spring and autumn months when the weather is pleasantly warm, and the city is less crowded compared to the summer months.
Yes, Ben Gurion International Airport has a private terminal dedicated to handling private jet passengers.
Tel Aviv is known for its vibrant culture, beautiful beaches, and lively nightlife, as well as being a hub for technology and innovation.
LunaJets can offer you a luxury car service or even a helicopter to whisk you into the city centre more swiftly following your flight.
Absolutely, LunaJets' charter services are pet-friendly. However, standard travel documentation and health certificates for pets are required.
For international flights to and from Tel Aviv, standard documentation like passports and visas are generally required. Please contact us at LunaJets; we can handle all necessary arrangements to ensure you don't have to worry about any complications.
You can easily book a private jet to Tel Aviv by calling us or using our mobile app. LunaJets' team of aviation advisors is on hand to assist with all your travel needs.
