Easy Day Trips by Train and Bus

Travel by Train and Bus in Israel

Discover Israel’s most beautiful places — without the need for a rental car!

Discover the best day trips in Israel by train and bus. Explore historical sites, beaches, markets, and parks easily without a rental car. Plan your journey with us! Here are the best destinations you can easily reach by train and bus

Day Trips by Train and Bus in Israel:

Beaches – Easy to Reach

  • Tel Aviv Beaches – Gordon Beach, Frishman Beach: quick bus ride from Tel Aviv train stations.

  • Haifa Beaches – Dado Beach and Bat Galim Beach: short walk or bus ride from Haifa’s Hof HaCarmel or Haifa Bat Galim train stations.

  • Nahariya Beach – Just a 5-minute walk from Nahariya train station to the beach and promenade.

🏞️ The Sea of Galilee (Kinneret) – Relaxation and History

Swim, relax, and visit historical sites around the lake.
Note:
There is no direct train to the Sea of Galilee.
Best option:
Take a direct bus from Tel Aviv, Haifa, or Jerusalem to Tiberias, and enjoy the beaches around the lake.

🛍️ Local Markets – Taste the Real Israel

  • Mahane Yehuda Market (Jerusalem) – Train to Jerusalem Yitzhak Navon station + short light rail ride.

  • Carmel Market (Tel Aviv) – Quick bus ride from Tel Aviv train stations.

  • Sharona Market (Tel Aviv) – 7–10 minute walk from Tel Aviv HaShalom (Azrieli) train station.

  • Acre Market (Akko) – Short walk from Akko train station to the Old City market.

  • Flea Market (Shuk HaPishpeshim) – 25–30 minute walk along HaAtzmaut Street from Haifa Center station (or a short taxi ride).

  • Talpiot Market (Haifa) – Short bus or taxi ride from downtown Haifa.

🌳 Parks, Gardens, and Historic Sites

  • Caesarea National Park – Roman ruins and ancient harbor (train to Binyamina + short taxi/bus).

  • Bahá’í Gardens (Haifa) – Terraced gardens in the German Colony (short walk from Haifa Center station).

  • Rosh Hanikra Grottoes – Seaside caves near the Lebanese border (train to Nahariya + short bus ride).

  • Beit She’an National Park – Explore the amazing Roman ruins (train to Beit She’an + short taxi ride).

  • Yarkon Park (Tel Aviv) – One of Israel’s largest urban parks, perfect for walking, biking, and picnics.
    Short taxi or bus ride from Tel Aviv Savidor Center train station, or a 15–20 minute walk depending on the area.
    Great for relaxing and enjoying the outdoors.

🔗 Click here for more parks and nature in the North!

🖼️ Museums – Culture Close to the Train

  • Eretz Israel Museum (MUZA) – Tel Aviv
    Short 7–10 minute walk from Tel Aviv University train station.
    Explore archaeology, history, ceramics, ancient coins, and Israeli culture.

  • ANU Museum (The Jewish People Museum) – Tel Aviv . Discover the story of the Jewish people, their culture, and history in this engaging museum. A 7–10 minute walk from Tel Aviv University train station.

  • Tower of David Museum – Jerusalem
    Learn about the history of Jerusalem at the ancient citadel.
    Easy to reach by taking the light rail from the train station to Jaffa Gate.

Why Travel by Train and Bus in Israel?

  • No rental car needed.

  • Affordable and convenient.

  • Access to the country’s most beautiful beaches, ancient cities, lively markets, and peaceful parks.

  • A great way to experience Israel like a local traveler!

Start your journey today — discover Israel easily, one train ride at a time!

Israel offers a wide variety of exciting day trips, from ancient cities to beautiful beaches and vibrant markets. With Israel’s efficient train and bus system, traveling without a rental car is easier than ever. Whether you’re looking to explore the rich history of Jerusalem, relax by the Mediterranean in Haifa, or enjoy a scenic nature walk in the north, all you need is a train ticket and a short bus ride to begin your adventure.

So, what are you waiting for? Plan your next trip now, hop on a train, and experience the best of Israel by train and bus!