Israel is a popular tourist destination for travelers from all over the world, and now citizens of Kazakhstan have a great opportunity to visit Israel without transfers or long flights.
Starting from September 7, 2023, the airline Air Astana operates direct regular flights on the Almaty–Tel Aviv route twice a week (Thursdays and Sundays) on Airbus A321 aircraft, with a flight duration of approximately six hours.
Israel is a young country with an ancient history. It is the birthplace of three major world religions—Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. Even those far removed from religion cannot help but feel the unique atmosphere of these remarkable places.
Our company is a team of professionals and passionate experts who have been working in tourism since 1995. We love our country and want to show you Israel in all its diversity. With our extensive experience, we will be delighted to help you organize your trip.
We invite you to discover the full diversity of Israel—both ancient and modern. The country’s climate allows for travel almost year-round, and its compact size makes it possible to explore it within a week. You can even swim in four different bodies of water: the Mediterranean Sea, the Red Sea, the Dead Sea, and the Sea of Galilee (Lake Kinneret).
Our experienced guides design engaging itineraries for tourists from Kazakhstan, tailored to their interests and budget. We offer affordable options for regular tours, combining private and group excursions based on scheduled one-day tours.
For those seeking unique experiences, itineraries can include visits to unusual and exclusive locations, as well as opportunities to meet fascinating people. We offer a wide range of themed tours—pilgrimage, esoteric, culinary, wine tours, and many more.
We also organize vacations and treatment programs at the Dead Sea and provide medical tourism services, including consultations and treatment in leading Israeli clinics. In addition, we have extensive experience in organizing seminars, conferences, and business trips, as well as servicing VIP clients.
Tour routes and themes in Israel are diverse and can suit any taste and budget.
We can also take care of hotel arrangements throughout Israel. In addition, we invite our guests to stay in our cozy apartment hotels:
Shlomtzi Hotel, Apartique Hotel and Urbanic Hotel.
All three are located in the center of Jerusalem, just a 5-minute walk from the Jaffa Gate of the Old City, and belong to the category of affordable hotels.
We take care of every detail of your trip—so you can simply enjoy your journey!
The climate in Israel is well suited for travel year-round. July and August are the hottest months, so if you prefer milder weather, it’s best to plan your trip for another time.
The most comfortable season for touring Israel is from March to June, when you can combine sightseeing with relaxation on the Mediterranean, Red, and Dead Sea. Autumn—from September to November—is also an excellent time to visit.
From December to February, temperatures are cooler and there may be occasional rain. However, on sunny days, temperatures can still reach 20–25°C (68–77°F). Winters are noticeably milder along the coast—in Tel Aviv, Netanya, and Haifa—than in Jerusalem. If you are planning a budget-friendly trip focused on sightseeing rather than beach holidays, the period from December to February is a good choice, as hotel prices are generally lower.
Israel is a small country, but the weather varies by region. For example, at the Dead Sea, conditions are sunny almost year-round, with very little rainfall—even in winter, it remains warm and bright. On the Red Sea, in Eilat, water temperatures remain fairly constant throughout the year at around 22–24°C (72–75°F). In winter, air temperatures can reach up to 26°C (79°F) in the shade, making it possible to swim and sunbathe even during this season.
When planning your trip, it is important to consider the dates of Jewish and Christian holidays, as hotel prices in some cities may be higher than usual during these periods.
Citizens of Kazakhstan need to obtain a visa from the Israeli consulate in Kazakhstan to enter Israel. When booking travel services, our company Israel2Go provides the necessary supporting documents.
Winter in Israel is generally mild, with some rainy days but plenty of sunshine. It is advisable to bring warm clothing, an umbrella, and waterproof shoes, as well as some lighter summer items and sunglasses. Comfortable footwear is essential for sightseeing tours.
In summer, be sure to drink plenty of water, use sunscreen, and wear a hat for sun protection.
The heat in Israel is easier to tolerate thanks to widespread air conditioning in public transport, tour buses, public spaces, shops, hotels, and restaurants.
