Bedouin Hospitality
The nomadic Bedouin tribe live in Israel’s Negev desert and offer outsiders a unique insight into their fascinating lifestyle.
Image supplied by Kfar Hanokdim
Bedouin Hospitality has grown incredibly in popularity over the last few years in Israel. From weddings to vacations, a number of special villages offering an authentic bedouin experience (plus a lot of modern comforts) to the visitor have sprung up in the Negev.
The experience you can have here is incredible.
One such village is Kfar Hanokdim. Read the description below, and you’ll get a great picture of a superb experience:
Image supplied by Kfar Hanokdim
“In the Kana`im valley which is in the Judean desert, between the cities of Arad and Masada, lies Kfar Hanokdim. It is a green oasis with shaded areas created by palm leaves and biblically inspired gardens.
On the site there are authentic Bedouin tents comfortably fitted with colorful rugs and mattresses, Divans (functional halls) built from wood and stone, desert style guest rooms and conveniently positioned shady seated areas.
Image supplied by Kfar Hanokdim
The possibilities to have fun while staying in the Kfar (village) are varied and plentiful. Guests visiting the Kfar enjoy warm Bedouin hospitality accompanied with explanations of Bedouin life and culture. Great options include different kinds of receptions, various meals, after feast activities, trips, staying in tents or cabins.
The Kfar is a perfect venue for private events, all activities must be pre-booked, and all meals are Kosher.”
For more on Kfar Hanokdim, click here to visit their website.
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