Eilat, the southernmost city in Israel, is located by the red sea. Besides beaches and water activities, you can find many additional attractions. Map Eilat is located between Aqaba (Jordan) and Taba (Egypt) on the red sea’s shore. Two roads lead to this city, and they are #12 and #90. And the latter is far…
Iris Atropurpurea is a protected plant that can be met only in Israel and Syria. Nahal Poleg (Netanya) is one of the best places to see it. Note: another popular related place is Coastal Iris Trail at Ilanot Forest. Map Nahal Poleg Nature Reserve is located in Netanya by the sea. It is situated near…
Nahal HaShofet offers various trails, including an easy loop and an accessible path with pools and breathtaking nature. Note: Nahal HaShofet reopened after renovations in April 2024. We revisited it in September 2024, and most of the photos and the video are from that visit. Map Nahal HaShofet is located near Menashe Heights, not far…
Rehavia (also Rechavia) is a Jerusalem neighborhood located between the city center and Talbiya. About Rehavia became known as a neighborhood of upper-class Ashkenazi Jews, home to professors and intellectuals, particularly émigrés from Germany. Many of the country’s early leaders lived in Rehavia: David Ben-Gurion, Israel’s first prime minister, who lived on Ben Maimon street;…
Beit Yanai Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Israel. At this beach, you can swim, hike, see birds, kite surfers, and other things. Map Beit Yanai is located near road #2, between Netanya and Hadera. Entrance Fee Entry by foot is free. Paid parking. Update: As of March 2018, parking at Beit…
When you say Independence Day in Israel, most Israeli will think about barbecue. And indeed, barbecue and grilling become so popular during Independence Day that many say: “Eating is our National sport.” But some people celebrate differently, and in this post, I will show several alternatives to barbecue. Nautical Independence Day In Herzliya During the…