Tzfat is made up of residents from all over the world. It has majestic landscape, diverse culture and a general "live and let live" attitude.It's easy to feel at home quickly in Tzfat.
With the right information regarding moving, you can make Tzfat your home town. A few things to remember:
Where to Live
It's a good idea to come on a pilot trip before you make your final commitment. Tzfat is a small town and while it appeals to many, it's not always the right fit for all.
Once you're here you can start to explore the different neighborhoods to find what works for you. There are multiple real estate agents who specialize in helping English-speakers -- speak to them, as they may be able to find a better living situation than you could find on your own,
A summary of real estate in Tzfat, with links to local trustworthy agents, can be found here.
Your Vehicle
It's convenient to have a car in Tzfat but not necessary. Public transportation is good and frequent so you can get around easily by bus or taxi.
Banking
There are three banks in Tzfat
If you're planning to live closer to the center of town or in one of the southern neighboods ("Darom"), Bank Discount is easily accessible and, according to reviews of many Tzfat residents, pleasant and responsive. Bank Discount is located in the Tzlil Mall, at the corner of Jerusalem Street and Aliyah Bet Street.
Health Fund
There are 4 health funds in Tzfat
Tzfat Chevre
Tzfat Chevre is a facebook group where english-speaking residents trade information about living in Tzfat. It's open to everyone and joining it is a good way to start to make contacts. If you're a parent you can ask other parents for their advice about schools, if you're over "a certain age" you can find out what's happening for people your age.
The group is comprised of people from every sector of the Tzfat english-speaking community from secular to ultra-orthodox and everything in-between.
With the right information regarding moving, you can make Tzfat your home town. A few things to remember:
Where to Live
It's a good idea to come on a pilot trip before you make your final commitment. Tzfat is a small town and while it appeals to many, it's not always the right fit for all.
Once you're here you can start to explore the different neighborhoods to find what works for you. There are multiple real estate agents who specialize in helping English-speakers -- speak to them, as they may be able to find a better living situation than you could find on your own,
A summary of real estate in Tzfat, with links to local trustworthy agents, can be found here.
Your Vehicle
It's convenient to have a car in Tzfat but not necessary. Public transportation is good and frequent so you can get around easily by bus or taxi.
Banking
There are three banks in Tzfat
- Bank Leumi
- Bank HaPoalim
- Bank Discount
If you're planning to live closer to the center of town or in one of the southern neighboods ("Darom"), Bank Discount is easily accessible and, according to reviews of many Tzfat residents, pleasant and responsive. Bank Discount is located in the Tzlil Mall, at the corner of Jerusalem Street and Aliyah Bet Street.
Health Fund
There are 4 health funds in Tzfat
- Clalit
- Meuhedet
- Maccabi
- Leumi
Tzfat Chevre
Tzfat Chevre is a facebook group where english-speaking residents trade information about living in Tzfat. It's open to everyone and joining it is a good way to start to make contacts. If you're a parent you can ask other parents for their advice about schools, if you're over "a certain age" you can find out what's happening for people your age.
The group is comprised of people from every sector of the Tzfat english-speaking community from secular to ultra-orthodox and everything in-between.
