January tends to be the coldest month, with average temperatures in Israel hitting 57 F (14 C) and it is often the wettest month, averaging 55.7mm of rainfall.
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Israel ranks in first place in a list of developed countries with the highest cost of living in 2022, data published by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development shows. In Israel, prices were 38% higher than the average in OECD member countries, according to the comparative index.
While it's possible to explore the highlights of Israel in less than a week, nine days are recommended for a well-rounded trip that includes religious sites and natural wonders. After getting to know Jerusalem's Old City and Mount of Olives, you can head north to Tiberias to discover the region's many Biblical sites.
Women cover their shoulders, knees, and chest when visiting these sites. If you're visiting Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Nazareth, or other cities with religious attractions, it's best to bring long, lightweight layers to cover up and adjust to comfort level.
How Much Money do I Need in Israel? If you want to travel on an absolute budget in Israel, you should allow at least 30-40 USD a day for accommodation, some transportation, some attractions, and of course, food. Check our guide to ways to see Israel on a budget for more ideas.