Kosher travelers must comply with specific criteria when it comes to traveling. Not only must they consider the locations of hotels and restaurants, they must also ensure they can eat at those establishments during Shabbat. In some cases, this may mean finding vacation rentals, while for others this means booking tours, cruises or hotel rooms.
Lakewood is an Orthodox Jewish hub, home to one of the world’s largest yeshivas and offering an abundance of fantastic kosher restaurants from traditional pizza joints to contemporary fusion and concept dining options – you are sure to find a dining option perfect for you here!
While kosher restaurants may be plentiful, it may not always be convenient to dine out during the week. Therefore, many kosher travelers opt for kosher vacation rentals which are often located near synagogues and kosher restaurants, providing them with a relaxing home away from home during their trip.
Florida Kosher Villas provides an impressive range of luxury kosher villa rentals across popular locations like North Miami Beach, Hollywood and Boca Raton, all within an easy drive of synagogues and restaurants serving kosher food. In addition, some rental homes feature private pools so guests can make the most out of their stay.
For travelers seeking a pre-planned and organized travel experience, there are a range of kosher summer tours available to them. These itineraries typically feature activities and meals at popular tourist spots around the world such as Iceland, South Africa for kosher safari, Romania etc. Additionally, guests have an array of tour types and packages tailored specifically to their interests and budget – some even come inclusive with flights!
Kosher FIT travel is becoming increasingly popular and suitable for various budgets. Some travelers may prefer organized tours, cruises or hotels, while kosher FIT itineraries can still prove rewarding and stress-free.
Many kosher travelers today seek authentic local dining experiences when traveling. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, this trend has only increased, with many travelers wanting to venture off the tourist track and immerse themselves in local culture and cuisine. Lakewood, in particular, has seen an influx of new kosher restaurants serving fresh and delectable cuisine that are now open to the public and must-visit stops on any Jewish trip.
