Under this category you can find my visits to different National Parks in Israel. If you are looking for a specific National Park then use the Search Form. And for additional info you can always visit Israeli Parks and Nature Authority at: http://www.parks.org.il/Pages/default.aspx
This guide will help you plan the perfect Dead Sea vacation. It lists nearby attractions and basic information. National Parks by the Dead Sea By the Dead Sea, you can find various attractions besides the sea. There are hikes, archeological sites, and other attractions. Here is a list of all National Parks by the sea…
HaBsor National Park (Eshkol Park) in Western Negev is situated near Besor Stream and is a good place for recreational activities. Map HaBsor National Park (Eshkol Park) is located in the Negev, not far from Ofakim. And here is the map of HaBsor National Park (from the official brochure): Note: you can click on the…
Susita National Park (Hippos) was a Hellenistic city on a hill of the Golan Heights overlooking the Sea of Galilee. Map Susita National Park is located on Golan Heights, on the eastern shore of the Sea of Galilee. About two km east of Ein Gev. Note: the road to Susita National Park is considered dangerous….
At Haniya Spring, you can find two pools from the Byzantine period and a nymphaeum from the Roman period. Map Haniya Spring national park is located near Israel Aquarium and close to Jerusalem. And the easiest way to reach it is by entering “Haniya Spring” into Waze. Note: You will pass through a block post…
Tel Beer Sheva is Biblical tel, and together with Megiddo and Hazor, they were declared by UNESCO as world heritage sites. Note: You can find information about the other two mentioned national parks at Tel Megiddo National Park and Tel Hazor National Park. Map This national park is located several kilometers east of the modern…
Visit Shivta National Park to witness the ancient Nabatean city ruins. This Byzantine city thrived in the waterless Negev desert. Note: Shivta, Mamshit, Avdat, and Haluza are spread on the incense route. And since they were able to build prosperous cities in the desert, they are all part of the UNESCO World Heritage list. Map…