Treasures of the Kinneret - Nature, History, Heritage

The Sea of Galilee (Kinneret in hebrew) has been a focal point of history throughout the ages. Explore the history and nature of this amazing freshwater lake - from the craggy cliffs of the surrounding highland to the kibbutzim on the shores of the rich farmland.

Our tour includes:

Gamla Nature Reserve: Our day begins in this beautiful gorge on the edge of the Golan overlooking the Sea of Galilee. From Bronze age structures to the remains of a synagogue from the second Temple period - the park is rich in history. And the cliffs are home to many species of endangered birds of prey and mammals.

Kibbutz Ein Gev: We will enjoy lunch on the shore of the Sea of Galilee at the beautiful Kibbutz Ein Gev.

Kinneret Cemetary: we will learn about the history of the early kibbutzim in the are with a visit to the Kinneret cemetery – one of the most beautiful cemeteries in Israel on the banks of the lake, near the outflow of the Jordan River.

Kibbutz Kinneret: The day will end with a visit to the Kinneret Dates visitor center where we will learn the history of the date palms in Israel and get a change to taste some delicious dates.

The Details:

Where: Bus departs from Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Pickup details will be sent after registration.

When: April 1, 2024

Jerusalem – Pickup between 6 and drop off by 18:00
Tel Aviv – Pickup between 6 and drop off by 18:00

Cost: Includes all entrance fees. A 10% discount is available for SPNI members.

• · From Tel Aviv: NIS 445 per person
• · From Jerusalem: NIS 483 per person

Price includes:

• · Bus transportation to and from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem and between tour sites
• · Professional guides, experts on local wildlife and conservation
• · Entrance fees at all sites
• · A kosher lunch

Difficulty level: We will be walking approximately 3 km each at Gamla Reserve. Easy walking at all sites. Please contact us if you have accessibility needs.

For more information: call 0523-869488 or email reg.jbo@gmail.com