Israel is rife with family-oriented adventures, and, even moreso, Israelis are quite keen on adjusting specifics to make something convenient and interesting for all ages involved. There are plenty of delicious restaurants with equally tasty (and wholesome) kid menus, and unique attractions like snuba (an Israeli invention combining scuba diving and snorkeling), sand-boarding in the desert, surfing and SUP (stand-up paddle-boarding), skateboarding various parks, grafitti tours, and archaeological digs that showcase Israel's diverse options and interests.Additionally, the majority of museums in the country offer specialized exhibits and workshops for kids, including the spectacular Holon Childrens' Museum, which takes youth and adults through one-of-a-kind simulated tours of what it is like to live as a blind, deaf, and elderly person. Each tour is guided by blind, deaf, and elderly people and the perspective is truly rewarding for all participants involved.There are also various zoos, aquariums, and planetariums across the country in major cities that are enjoyable for small families and larger groups alike.