When looking for things to do in Israel, there are endless active options for those looking for thrill-seeking activities, or the best ways to enjoy the natural beauty of Israel. From extreme sports in the sea or on land, high or low, or even beneath the ground, almost every extreme sport is possible to experience when visiting in Israel. In Israel, it is easy to remain active and enjoy bike riding, surfing, wind sailing, canyoning, hiking, horseback riding, hot air balloons and much more. For those looking to find their next adventure, here are some ways to stay active and make the most out visiting Israel, regardless of the season.
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Israel’s Hidden Gems – 7 Most Unique Experiences
Israel is a small country, but it’s packed with culture, history, amazing landscapes, and plenty of hidden gems. While most people know famous sites like Jerusalem and the Dead Sea, Israel’s hidden gems such as Mea Shearim or the Negev Desert often go overlooked. From breathtaking beaches to ancient ruins and unique attractions, Israel has... Read More
Plan the Perfect Private Tour to Jordan and Petra from Israel
We know it can be difficult to plan the perfect private tour to Jordan and Petra from Israel on your own. The historic Hashemite Kingdom offers visitors everything from historic ruins and remnants of stunning cities to wild landscapes and cosmopolitan cities. And if you’re already in Israel, it’s tempting to hop the border to... Read More
Best Outdoor Workouts in Israel
With lots of people being kept people indoors and on their couches, we know that a lot of you are looking to get outside and move while staying safe, so we’ve rounded up the best outdoor workouts in Israel. Consistently ranked in the Top 10 Healthiest Countries in the world, a Mediterranean diet and plenty... Read More
Top 5 Hiking Spots in Israel
From the north to the south, and east to west, there are trails to appeal to everyone, from families to intrepid trekkers: here are our top 5 hiking spots in Israel. In a country covered by so many natural and archaeological wonders, and so many outdoor adventurers, it’s no wonder that Israel offers a hike... Read More
Best Places to Watch the Sunrise and Sunset in Israel
There are so many amazing places to watch the sunrise and sunset in Israel. The country’s small but diverse landscapes make you feel as though you’re traveling through several different countries. You can watch the orange sun setting over the Mediterranean Sea in Tel Aviv, and the following morning, see it rise from ancient Masada... Read More
Canyoning in the Black Canyon, Golan Heights
A full day adventure, canyoning in the Black Canyon is a truly off-the-beaten-track experience in the Golan Heights in Northern Israel. Extreme in nature, and unforgettable in memories, the one day adventure will take place at the Black Canyon, one of Israel’s most impressive works of nature, carved from volcanic rock, and sitting in the naturally beautiful Golan Heights. The park... Read More
Off Road Driving in the Negev Desert
The expansive landscapes of the Negev Desert in Southern Israel feature breathtaking scenery and diverse terrain, although the handful of main roads through the region only enable you to visit a small portion of what is on offer, with some of the most impressive sites far from the highways. 4×4 trails criss-cross the Negev, and... Read More
Hiking in Israel – an Introduction
Hiking in Israel is simple – the country has one of the best networks of trails in the world, with more than 9000 km (5500 miles) of marked trails for hiking, biking or jeep driving, and sometimes even for horse or camel rides. The trails cover most of the country including the West Bank. Alongside... Read More
Extreme Sports in Israel
Extreme sports in Israel are ever popular and wide ranging, and from sea to land, high to low, and even beneath ground, almost every extreme sport conceivable is possible in Israel. With its varied geography and good year-round climate, Israel is well suited for many sports: watersports are immensely popular on the Mediterranean, Red Sea, and Sea of Galilee coastlines, caving, canyoning, and the like, take advantage of the rocky Negev Desert, especially in the Dead Sea area, as well as the Galilee and Judean Hills, whilst you can also ski, paraglide, snowboard, sandboard, kayak, dive, climb, mountain bike, ATV, and even more. Read More
Mount Arbel
Mount Arbel located in Israel's Lower Galilee region stands sharply and prominently over the Sea of Galilee. Its graceful stature and steep slopes, particularly on the eastern side, provide magical views across the Sea of Galilee and beyond, to the Golan Heights, and Israel's tallest peak at Mount Hermon. Designated as Mount Arbel National Park and Nature Reserve, the mountain has beautiful observations, hiking trails, archaeology and Biblical history, and is the only place approved for base jumping in Israel. Read More
Mount Gilboa
Mount Gilboa, located in the Lower Galilee region, south of the Sea of Galilee is one of Israel's most beautiful spots. Whilst spring saturates the mountains in pretty wildflowers, no matter what the season, Mount Gilboa is a stunning, tranquil area to explore, offering a break from the intense summer heat with a cool breeze. The Gilboa Scenic Road is your access point into this array of hikes, viewpoints, picnic sites, bike paths, and stunning outlooks, and is a great path to follow when exploring the area. Read More