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Parks & National Parks

Israel has more than forty national parks from north to south, including the famous Masada Fortress, Caesarea National Park, Ein Gedi and many more. With so much natural beauty, the national parks in Israel serve to preserve the land and the wildlife and make it possible for visitors to enjoy the breathtaking scenery. There are many parks and national parks to choose from, each offering its own unique experience and landscape. For those looking to learn more about parks and national parks in Israel, read further to understand each park and how to make the most out of the experience. Here are articles focused on parks and national parks in Israel.

  • Kursi

    Kursi National Park
    Kursi National Park is an archaeological site in Northern Israel enclosing the ruins of a Byzantine monastery. This monastery is identified by tradition as the site of Jesus’ “Miracle of the... explore more
  • Eilat

    Sites in Israel Featured During Eurovision in Tel Aviv 2019
    For those who have been watching the live broadcast of Eurovision 2019 in Tel Aviv, Israel many stunning locations and sites across Israel have been featured. From north to south, Israel is... explore more
  • timna park

    Timna Park
    Timna Park is located about 25 km (about 17 miles) north of Eilat in Israel’s Negev Desert. One of the largest attractions in the south of Israel, the park, set in a beautifully... explore more
  • BelvoirFortress2-Kramer

    Belvoir Fortress
    The Belvoir Fortress could be considered one of the north’s best kept secrets in Israel. Just 20 kilometers south of the Sea of Galilee sits the crusader castle that dates back to... explore more
  • Two addax at sunset in Yotvata. Image MathKnight

    Yotvata Hai-Bar Nature Reserve
    The Yotvata Hai-Bar Nature Reserve is designed to breed and foster extinct animals as well as other endangered desert creatures. Located in Southern Israel, Yotvata Hai-Bar is about 30 minutes north... explore more
  • EinatZukim (einat_nat)

    Ein Feshkha (Einot Tzukim)
    Ein Feshkha, also known as Einot Tzukim, is the lowest nature reserve in the world, located in the Judean Desert alongside the shores of the Dead Sea, in the Megilot Region.... explore more
  • Shivta is located in the wilderness of the Negev Desert surrounded by impressive landscapes

    Shivta
    Shivta, in Israel’s Negev Desert is a Nabatean City that forms part of the series of UNESCO Heritage Site Desert Cities which were part of the Nabatean Spice Route, transporting frankincense... explore more
  • The landscape of the Jerusalem Hills surrounding Kastel Fortress

    Kastel Fortress
    Kastel Fortress, just outside Jerusalem has a rich history because of its unique, strategic location, and features the remains of several ancient settlements, and the story of one of the most significant battles... explore more
  • BeitShearim (Templar 1307)

    Beit Shearim
    Beit Shearim is a national park in the Lower Galilee region of northern Israel. Beit Shearim is known for the remains of a Roman city located on a hilltop and the ancient... explore more
  • The amphitheater at Beit Shean. Credit: Vad Levin

    Beit Shean
    Beit Shean is one of the oldest cities in Israel. Often overlooked by tourists, it’s worth a visit. Like most places in Israel Beit Shean has several names – Scythopolis, Tel... explore more
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