Luxury Villa Rentals in Tel Aviv

In Tel Aviv, Tucasa's concierge team arranges private guided tours of the city's Bauhaus architecture and the White City, culinary experiences through the markets and restaurants for which the city is internationally known — from the Carmel Market to its Michelin-recognized dining — and day excursions beyond the city, to Jerusalem, the Dead Sea, and the historic sites of the region. We coordinate reservations at the city's finest restaurants, beach club arrangements, and access to its cultural and nightlife calendar. Private chefs are sourced for each property, working with the Israeli and wider Mediterranean and Middle Eastern culinary traditions for which Tel Aviv has become known. We arrange in-villa spa and wellness treatments, and for guests arriving through Ben Gurion International Airport, transfers are coordinated before you arrive. All transfers and ground logistics are arranged before you arrive.

Tel Aviv's beachfront runs the length of the city — a near-continuous stretch of Mediterranean sand backed by a promenade, with the beach an integral part of daily life for the city's residents. Beachfront residences place guests directly on the water, with the sea and the promenade at the door. Inland, the Old North — the area north of the city center, around Rothschild Boulevard and the tree-lined streets of the Bauhaus district — offers Tel Aviv's most established residential character, within reach of the city's restaurants, museums, and the White City's celebrated architecture. For guests who want the full energy of the city, its dining, and its culture, a residence in the center or the Old North places all of it within walking distance.

Neve Tzedek, the first neighborhood built outside the ancient port of Jaffa, is Tel Aviv's most charming quarter — a district of restored low-rise buildings, boutiques, galleries, and some of the city's finest restaurants, with a village-like character within walking distance of the beach. Old Jaffa, the ancient port at the city's southern end, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited places in the world — a warren of restored stone lanes above the sea, home to artists, galleries, and a flea market, with views back along the Tel Aviv coastline. Private homes in Neve Tzedek and Jaffa suit guests who want historic character, walkability, and immersion in the most atmospheric parts of the city.