Experience Negev Israel
The Negev Desert is a land rich in history, unique in its beautiful landscape,
and alive with Israeli cotemporary communities connecting with ancient
neighbors and desert surroundings. The region is diverse, offering many
opportunities for families, individuals and groups to enjoy extraordinary
activities appropriate for all ages. Visitors can take advantage of the many
unusual experiences and sights in the area by utilizing public transportation,
a Safari Shuttle or organized tours.
Timna National Park
Set in a valley surrounded by cliffs, lies Timna National Park, one of the largest attractions in the Negev Desert and home to remarkable wildlife and vegetation able to survive the desert’s unforgiving dry climate. From both a geological and historical perspective, the park provides amazing and unexpected attractions including multi colored sand, Solomon’s natural sandstone pillars, a lake and the ancient Mount Timna copper mines.
Timna National Park
Set in a valley surrounded by cliffs, lies Timna National Park, one of the largest attractions in the Negev Desert and home to remarkable wildlife and vegetation able to survive the desert’s unforgiving dry climate. From both a geological and historical perspective, the park provides amazing and unexpected attractions including multi colored sand, Solomon’s natural sandstone pillars, a lake and the ancient Mount Timna copper mines.
Masada and the Dead Sea
The ancient ruins of Masada can be explored after witnessing a breathtaking sunrise view from the top of the fortress. Spectacular landscape, the Dead Sea and the Moab Mountains are visible in the distance.
Descending from Masada, it’s a short trip to the lowest point on earth, the Dead Sea. The incredible salty waters keep visitors afloat while being covered in the legendary mud is revitalizing and healing.
Experiencing the Bedouin Lifestyle
Visiting a Bedouin hospitality village offers a special opportunity to understand and appreciate the traditional lifestyle of the nomadic Bedouin people who continue to live in the Negev Desert. Spending a night in a Bedouin tent, sitting on cushions while sharing a delicious meal, listening to music and enjoying the peace of the surrounding desert is an unforgettable experience. Camel rides are available for a fun activity for guests wanting to experience the primary transportation of the past.
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