7 verified venues. Prices in local currency, HappyCow ratings, and honest verdicts from the Leaf & Roam team.
Open-air yoga classes on the Mediterranean at sunrise and sunset. The Alma Beach community practices on the sand with the sound of waves as a soundtrack. Sunrise meditation sessions are donation-based and open to all levels. The location, the community, and the Mediterranean light make this one of the most beautiful yoga experiences anywhere.
Eco ranch and retreat in the Galilee hills overlooking the Sea of Galilee. A three-hour drive from Tel Aviv but worth every kilometer for the organic farm-to-table dining, horseback riding, hiking trails, and yoga programs. The retreat offers multi-day wellness packages combining nature immersion with guided mindfulness practices.
Tel Aviv's premier float therapy center offers sensory deprivation pods filled with Epsom salt-saturated water. Float weightlessly for 60-90 minutes in complete darkness and silence — a profound reset for both body and mind. Complementary infrared sauna and massage services round out the experience. Downtown location makes it easy to fit into any itinerary.
Beachfront day spa on HaYarkon Street offering massage, facials, body treatments, and a traditional hammam. The proximity to the Mediterranean means many treatments incorporate sea minerals and Dead Sea products. The relaxation lounge overlooks the beach. Perfect for post-beach pampering or a dedicated wellness day.
Tel Aviv's most established yoga studio offering daily classes in Ashtanga, vinyasa, yin, and restorative yoga. Regular workshops with visiting international teachers, a 200-hour teacher training program, and a warm community. The central location makes it easy to combine with Tel Aviv's vegan dining scene before or after class.
Part of the international Shambhala meditation network, this Tel Aviv center offers secular mindfulness programs rooted in Tibetan Buddhist tradition. Weekly meditation sits, weekend intensives, and multi-day retreats. The donation-based model makes it accessible, and the teachings emphasize everyday mindfulness over monastic withdrawal.
The Ein Gedi Spa near the Dead Sea offers a unique wellness experience: float in the world's saltiest body of water, coat yourself in mineral-rich black mud, and soak in natural sulfur springs. The kibbutz-run spa adds indoor treatments including massage and hydrotherapy. A two-hour drive from Tel Aviv but an experience found nowhere else on earth.