Your Account
Genius Level 1
Secure Booking Portal
This 3-day itinerary is crafted for families with children, blending Tel Aviv's beautiful beaches, ancient history, and bustling markets with kid-friendly activities. Discover ancient Jaffa, explore green parks, and soak up the lively atmosphere, ensuring fun and engagement for all ages.
Jaffa Clock Tower & Flea Market (Shuk HaPishpeshim), Old Jaffa Port and 3 more
See the daySarona Market, Rabin Square and 3 more
See the dayGordon Beach, Tel Aviv Promenade (Tayelet) and 3 more
See the dayOpening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Kids will love the bustling energy of the market, discovering unique trinkets, and spotting the historic clock tower that marks the entrance to ancient Jaffa.
Arrive in the morning for the liveliest atmosphere; the market is mostly pedestrian-friendly, but keep an eye on little ones.
Explore ancient fishing boats, watch fishermen at work, and enjoy the sea breeze, with opportunities for a short boat ride or just watching the waves.
Stroller-friendly pathways are available; look for boat tour operators offering short scenic cruises from the port.
Climb to the top of Jaffa Hill for breathtaking panoramic views of Tel Aviv's coastline, and let kids discover the famous 'Wishing Bridge'.
Wear comfortable shoes for walking up the hill; the park is free to access and offers many photo opportunities.
Savor authentic, hearty shakshuka in a vibrant, casual setting that welcomes families, offering a taste of local cuisine in a fun atmosphere.
Known for its lively atmosphere, it can get busy, so consider arriving slightly before peak lunch hours; located in the heart of Jaffa.
A quieter, less crowded beach south of Jaffa, perfect for families to relax, build sandcastles, and enjoy the calm Mediterranean waters away from the main city buzz.
Accessible by local bus or a short drive from Jaffa; bring your own beach essentials as facilities might be more limited than central beaches.
A modern culinary complex offering a vast array of food stalls and restaurants, perfect for picky eaters and adventurous palates alike, with plenty of space to explore.
Open daily, it's a great spot for lunch or an early dinner; easily accessible by public transport or a short taxi ride.
This large, open square provides ample space for kids to run around, and its historical significance offers a quiet moment for reflection for parents.
Located in the city center, it's a prominent landmark and a good reference point for navigating; free to visit.
Kids will be mesmerized by the kinetic 'Fire and Water Fountain' which puts on a colorful, musical show at various times throughout the day.
The fountain operates at specific intervals, typically on the hour during the day; check local listings for exact showtimes.
Tel Aviv's 'Central Park' offers endless family fun with playgrounds, paddle boat rentals on the Yarkon River, mini-golf, and vast green spaces for picnics and play.
Consider renting bicycles or scooters to explore the park's extensive paths; various entry points are available, and some activities may have a fee.
A lively boardwalk with unique shops, playgrounds, and a wide array of kid-friendly restaurants, perfect for an evening stroll and dinner by the sea.
The port area is very walkable and stroller-friendly; parking can be challenging, so consider public transport or a taxi.
Experience the iconic Tel Aviv beach life with calm waters perfect for swimming, soft sand for building castles, and nearby playgrounds for endless fun.
Public showers and restrooms are available; lifeguards are on duty during designated hours, and beach chairs can be rented.
Stroll, bike, or scooter along the vibrant boardwalk connecting Tel Aviv's beaches, offering beautiful sea views and a lively atmosphere.
Bike and scooter rentals are widely available along the promenade; it's a great way to cover ground and enjoy the coastal scenery.
A feast for the senses, this bustling market allows kids to discover exotic fruits, colorful spices, and the lively sounds of local vendors.
The market is busiest in the mornings; be prepared for crowds and keep an eye on personal belongings; try some street food for lunch.
If visiting on a Tuesday or Friday, kids will love watching street performers and discovering unique, handmade crafts and souvenirs in a vibrant open-air setting.
Only open on Tuesdays and Fridays; if not visiting on these days, the surrounding Nachalat Binyamin street still offers charming cafes and shops.
Enjoy a leisurely family stroll along this iconic tree-lined boulevard, admiring the unique Bauhaus architecture and stopping for an ice cream or playground break.
The boulevard features dedicated walking and cycling paths; many cafes and kiosks offer refreshments along the way.
Book direct on our own Tel Aviv hotel pages — no booking fee and instant confirmation.
Swipe for more Tel Aviv hotels
Guided tours, day trips and tickets to book alongside your stay.
Standard tour
Activity tour
Standard tour
Standard tour
Unstructured tour
Activity tour
Standard tour
Standard tour
Swipe for more things to do in Tel Aviv
Other ways to spend a few days in Tel Aviv, from our own travel research.
Swipe for more plans