Self-guided tourDiscover Jaffa: Mobile Treasure Hunt Adventure
Explore Jaffa's Hidden Treasures with Discover Jaffa - A Thrilling Mobile Adventure
A self-guided tour with an audio guide and GPS navigation that leads you between stops around the city, straight from your phone.
₪169
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What You Get
After ordering you'll immediately receive a link and access code to the tour system. The activity runs in the browser, on the Spotix platform, with no app to download.
Step into a Real-Life Adventure in Old Jaffa!
Discover Jaffa is a mobile-based treasure hunt game packed with stories, surprises, and challenges — all on your phone. Play anytime, with anyone, and at your own pace.
We’ve taken our popular ‘treasure hunt’ experience and turned it into an interactive self-guided game. All you need is your phone and a sense of curiosity!
How does it work?
You’ll explore Old Jaffa through fun audio clips, and short texts. At each stop, you’ll solve puzzles, answer questions, and take on quirky challenges. It’s perfect for couples, families, friends — and anyone who loves discovering new places in a playful way.
Your goal? Score points, unlock stories, and enjoy the journey. The top team is the one with the most correct answers!
Where does it take place?
The game begins at Clock Square in Old Jaffa (free parking nearby) and ends at the Flea Market — just a 1-minute walk away. Along the way, you’ll visit top sites like:
Clock Square, Sabil Suleiman, the Seraya, the Hammam, amazing viewpoints, Kedumim Square and the churches, the alleys of Old Jaffa, Jaffa Port, the floating orange tree, and more.
Important: This website is in Hebrew, but the full game experience — including all instructions, clues, and challenges — is 100% in English.
- Play any day of the week (note: some Flea Market spots are closed on Saturdays)
- Access the game for 14 days from the time of purchase
- Each pass allows one full game session — questions can only be answered once
- The game is self-guided — no guide needed, everything’s on your phone
- Want to compete? Play with multiple passes and track your scores
- Internet connection is required during the game
- Perfect for groups: Play in teams and turn it into a fun mission-style race
Choose the package that suits you
Participants per team
How many phones are connected together in the same group. All screens are synced live.
Permits
Each permit = a separate group that sets out on its own activity.
✓ Access code sent instantly · start whenever you like

Tour guide in Israel and a creator of 'Treasure Hunt'-style games, the owner of BeeTravel, specializing in experiential content.
Frequently asked questions about the tour
What is a self-guided tour?
A self-guided tour is a digital experience that lets you explore on the ground in your own time and at your own pace, without a physical guide. It's essentially a self-guided tour where the guidance is delivered through your phone as an audio guide, and includes audio, videos, texts, and live maps with GPS navigation that leads you between the stops.
How does navigation work during the tour?
Navigation uses GPS that shows your location in real time and guides you to the next stop. The tour works as part of a self-guided tour experience with an audio guide, so at each point you can play voice content that explains the place.
What happens after purchase?
After ordering, you'll immediately receive a link and access code to the tour system. Log in from your phone or tablet and start whenever it's convenient for you. The tour is available for 14 days from the moment the code is redeemed, so you can buy today and start later — the day count begins only then.
Do I need to download an app?
No app download needed. The system runs directly in the browser on any device — smartphone, tablet, or computer. An internet connection is required during the activity to play the audio guide, content, and maps. Several people can join together around a single device.
What's the difference between permits and participants in a team?
A permit = one group that goes on the tour. Participants = how many phones are connected together within that group. For example: a group of 20 people splitting into 4 groups of 5 needs 4 permits. For each permit you choose how many phones are connected together: if each group travels with 2 phones — choose 2 participants. If everyone is around one phone — choose 1. For a couple or trio traveling together — one permit with 1 to 2 participants is enough.
