Relax on a sightseeing cruise which takes you out into the Mediterranean Sea for panoramic views of the dramatic skyline of Tel Aviv with its modern high-rises, the historic skyline of Jaffa with its mosques and churches.
The cruise departs from the ancient historic harbor of the Port of Jaffa, with its old-world allure and weathered stone pathways. Once on the cruise, you then get to take in the diverse beauty and skylines along the coast.
The cruise is on a bi-level boat, with seating and music playing on both levels. The upper level is shaded, to protect you from the sun, but with open sides to allow for uninterrupted views of the coastline. The lower level includes a bar where you can purchase soft drinks, juices, water, ice cream and snacks.
Duration: 30 minutes
We depart from the old port of Jaffa please check in at the Blue and white boat right after the sailing school
Go to the marina directly in front of the Old Man and the Sea Restaurant Jaffa Port. Go down a short staircase - and the boat is to the right, at Pier 7. The boat is called “Kef”. It is a big white boat with blue lettering. Show your voucher to the check-in person.
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IMPORTANT: Please reconfirm your tour 24 hours before your scheduled tour time by sending a WhatsApp text to +972 50659 4000 with the lead passenger name on your booking, the tour name and the time/date of your tour - as the local operator may not have your WhatsApp number.
Present your voucher and you will be placed on the next available cruise time.
The cruise cannot be held for latecomers. There are no refunds for latecomers or no shows.
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Israeli New Shekel (ILS)
GMT+2 (IST, Israel Standard Time)
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Available • Apps: Gett, Yango
Car, Bike, Scooter
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