Israel nature

Election Day is a national holiday, and everyone gets a rare day off from work, so why not seize the opportunity to combine your civic duty with an adventure out in nature with family and friends?

After we’ve finished running around in our creative costumes delivering mishloah manot to family and friends, there’s still plenty of time left to get out into nature and enjoy the blossoming springtime.

This week, I’d like to describe one of my all-time favorites: Nahal Tavor.

A trail in the Mount Meron Nature Reserve is a 100% naturally circular trail that will take you past gorgeous groves and enchanting landscapes.

A total of 180,000 Israelis seized the opportunity to enjoy the warm weather at the country's national parks and nature reserves.

Every time I visit Ein Gedi, I’m renewed with a burst of energy as I delight in the natural desert surroundings.

I traveled to what is known in Hebrew as Yam Hamelah, the Salt Sea, with my son during the Sukkot vacation last week, only half joking that I wanted to see it while it still exists.

On these routes you will find magical picnic spots and scenic beach strips, perfect for a sunset walk.

The Jordan River tributaries offer both "wet" and "dry" hikes.