Wadi Nisnas Holiday Packages

Save some dollarydoos with Wotif.

We can roll your flights and hotels into one economical little package. Easy as pie!

With the extra money you can see way more in Wadi Nisnas.

How does a spare sound to you? Well, that's exactly how much you could save if you book now. And don't forget — you can mix and match from more than 550 airlines and 665,000 properties.

Don't spend your time staring at a screen when you really should be hitting the skies. Wotif has some of the top prices under the sun.

Wadi Nisnas Accommodation

You can take your pick from an impressive 30 accommodations in Wadi Nisnas. Bag a fantastic deal from Wotif today and start packing.

Imagine it — classy furnishings, a fancy room and all the lavish little extras that you always dreamed of. Sound like your kind of getaway? Then check yourself quick smart into The Dan Carmel Hotel (85-87 Hanassi Avenue) or the Colony Hotel Haifa (28 Ben Gurion Boulevard). Perhaps you'd rather spend your money on fantastic experiences (or wacky souvenirs)? If that's the case, try the Dan Panorama Haifa (107 Hanassi Avenue) and the Crowne Plaza Haifa (111 Yafe Nof & Henrietta Szold St). They provide decent rooms at a reasonable price.

Car Hire in Wadi Nisnas

A short taxi drive from Haifa Airport will bring you to either Hertz (150 Hahistadrust Street) or Budget (7, Ha'Ashlag St). Whichever you choose, you're sure to find the perfect set of wheels for you.

Trying to find the closest car rental company to the city? Avis (39 Hyistadrot Blvd.) is the easiest place to get a set of keys and a sweet set of wheels.

Holidays to Wadi Nisnas

Stuck at your desk fantasising about Wadi Nisnas and all the epic things it has to offer? Take the first step to actually being there by finding out the basics about it.

Situated 0.7 kilometres southeast of the middle of Haifa, this neighbourhood provides a peek into what makes this lively city tick.

It's the people that can make an adventure truly remarkable. So while you're visiting Wadi Nisnas, why not travel out of town for a bit and meet some of the other 270 000 people that call Haifa their home?