It so happened that in Israel we have already three times and all three times at different times of the year. The first - in May, the second - in June, the third - in September. As a result, September was for us the most optimal month - no longer so hot, as in June and the water is so warm that the child was sitting at sea for hours. Plus, in June on the beach of Tel Aviv, there are a lot of Arab youth, which is noise, and lusters, listens to music lures and can walk with wet legs in the sand. In September, there is no such thing that has become a real relief for us.
Despite the fact that many Israelis speak English and Russian, in the first trip I very much regretted that I did not learn in Hebrew at least figures. It greatly facilitates life everywhere - on the bus, on the market, in the store. And if the purchase of familiar products in Russian stores was not a problem, then how much the passage of the bus for us often remained a mystery. By the way, on vegetable markets in the evening, there are usually sales. Sellers shout "Shekel! Shekel!", I am going to sell a maximum of goods, albeit cheaper, because the next day will already sell fresh. I liked the Sheshek very much - so on Hebrew called Musmula, the fruit resembles not the apricot, not that plum, yellow, with several large bones in the middle. Try! This isides Humus and Falafel, who are not even discussed.
Of course, hitting Israel, you must definitely see Jerusalem. There everything is saturated there, near the wall I cry at all it seems that time stopped. The temple of the Merry Coffin is an incredible place for energy. True, I didn't hit the coffin itself - a long turn, a shortage of air and my head was spinning, I had to go out.
We looked at the Dead Sea as part of the Ein Gedi Spa. There and the sea itself, and therapeutic dirt, and hydrogen sulfide pools, well, and ordinary pools, of course, too. To go once, definitely stands. In the same time I first tried the cosmetics of the Dead Sea and since then I have been Her Fan. Especially face cream is a find for me!