Negev Desert Day Tour from Eilat

Explore the enchanted desert on this Negev Desert Day Tour which departs from Eilat and visits many of Southern Israel’s most fascinating and beautiful sites. Visit the town of Mitzpe Ramon with its impressive view from above, tour the Nabatean city of Avdat, and Sde Boker, where David Ben Gurion, Israel’s first Prime Minister, had a home that is now a museum. See the breathtaking Zin Valley and optionally walk down into the valley. At the Small Crater, bottle colored sands, and on the Scorpion Trail, traverse one of Israel’s most spectacular roads. Our Negev Desert Day Tour from Eilat visits sites of natural magnificence, historic importance, and cultural interest, providing a unique insight into the amazing desert which covers most of Israel’s land area, yet is missed by too many.

*This tour is available daily as a private tour. Inquiry for rates*

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Negev Desert Day Tour from Eilat Highlights

Pass Israeli army bases in the desert and possibly glimpse tanks and other large pieces of military equipment

Ascend to the Negev Highlands Region and drive through the largest ‘makhtesh’, the Ramon Crater. The ‘makhtesh’ is a unique geological landform found only in the Negev desert of Israel and Sinai desert of Egypt

Visit the town of Mitzpe Ramon (translated means ‘View of Ramon’) for a view of the Ramon Crater

Learn about the crater and Israel’s space program at the visitor center in Mitzpe Ramon

Tour the ruins of Avdat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Nabatean city on the ancient Incense Route

At Sde Boker, visit the museum which is located in the house of David Ben Gurion, Israel’s first Prime Minister, telling the history of the Negev and Ben Gurion’s plans to develop it

Visit Midreshet Ben Gurion and the memorial for David Ben Gurion. See the amazing view across the Zin Valley, optional walk down into the valley

Learn about Israel’s revolutionary desert agriculture at a pepper farm in the Arava Valley (time and daylight permitting)