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Winter
Packing List |
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Winter weather in Israel:
Winter weather can fluctuate. Some winters are mild and
sunny, some severe and overcast. Rain can be expected
and rarely even snow. It will probably be in the 50º's
or 60º's in most places, but in the forties in Jerusalem
and the Galilee hills and a little colder at night. |
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Expect several days of outdoor activities, a few evenings
out on the town and one night of camping. You will also
spend time inside museums, archeological sites and at
shopping areas. Bring clothing that you can wear in layers.
Although some of the hotels may offer laundry services
it is very inconvenient. Try and pack enough clothing
for ten days.
The following is a suggested packing list. A good hint:
If you can't lift it yourself, then you've got too much
stuff in your bag. Remember, it will only get heavier
once you buy gifts and souvenirs! Try to use luggage with
wheels. |
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For exact luggage size and weight restrictions please
visit our Airlines
page. |
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Long sleeve shirts and
pants for eleven days |
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1 Pair of shorts |
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1 Sweatpants |
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4 Sweatshirts |
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2 Long-sleeve shirts |
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1 Bathing suit |
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2 Long skirts for Shabbat for girls |
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2 Nice blouses/tops for Shabbat for
girls |
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2 Button-down shirts for Shabbat for
guys |
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2 Pairs of nice khakis/slacks for
Shabbat for guys |
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1 Pair of nice shoes for Shabbat |
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1 Towel (for swimming outside of Hotels)
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12 Pairs of underwear |
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12 Pairs of socks |
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Sleepwear |
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Comfortable sneakers or walking shoes
without heels |
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Hat (very important to block sun) |
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Hiking boots (or sturdy sneakers)
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Closed water shoes (You will need
them! Crocks are fine. Flip flops aren’t.) |
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Raincoat or poncho |
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Heavy jacket |
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Gloves that are waterproof and warm |
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Small umbrella |
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| We recommend bringing some modest clothing (skirts covering
to the knees for women, head coverings for men, shirts
covering shoulders, etc.) to wear on Shabbat and when
visiting religious areas and sites (jacket and tie is
unnecessary). |
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For the airplane |
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Passport
(You can not come to Israel without
a valid passport) |
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Calling Card |
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Change of clothes |
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Deodorant |
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Camera and/or camcorder (and charger) |
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iPod or Walkman |
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Toothpaste |
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Toothbrush |
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Magazines, books, etc... |
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Journal |
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Snacks |
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Water (if allowed by the airline) |
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Toiletries
Most American products are available
in Israel, although at a substantially
higher cost. The following is a list
of items you should bring. |
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Soap |
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Toothbrush |
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Toothpaste |
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Deodorant |
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Lip balm |
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Shaver / razors |
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Aftershave |
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Band-Aids |
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Feminine Products |
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Sunscreen (minimum 30 SPF –
very important!) |
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Tylenol, Ibuprofen, Imodium, etc. |
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Eyeglasses and/or contact lenses |
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Antibacterial hand lotion |
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Any prescription medication |
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A few more suggestions that will
make your trip to Israel more comfortable: |
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Cell
phone or calling card |
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Backpack for everyday on the bus |
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Batteries |
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iPod or Walkman |
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Journal |
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Tissue Packs |
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Sunglasses |
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Photocopy of your passport
and drivers license. |
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Photocopy of prescriptions of any
prescription medication that you are
on. |
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Gum/ candy |
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Travel Alarm Clock |
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Flashlight (you will need it!) |
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Camera |
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Camcorder |
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Film (bring extra film, because it's
much more expensive in Israel) |
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Baseball caps/hats (this is a necessity;
hats are important to prevent sunstroke) |
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Power adapters/converters |
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Plug
adapter for Israel (for appliances
that convert voltage automatically) |
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Adapter
for shavers |
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Adapter
for blow-dryers |
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It is essential to leave a photocopy
of your passport
at home |
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If you have severe allergies be sure
to bring a few EpiPens with you - one
to be carried by you, one for the medic
and one spare. |
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And if you forget anything,
don't panic. You can purchase what you might need in
Israel! |
