There are many luxury hotels in Israel that offer high-end accommodations and amenities to travelers. Some of our top favorite luxury Resorts in the country include:

Six Senses Shaharut-

A luxury resort located in the Negev desert in southern Israel. It is situated in the small village of Shaharut, which is located near the Ramon Crater and the Zin Valley.

The resort features luxurious accommodations and amenities, including a spa, outdoor pool, and several dining options. It is known for its sustainable design and eco-friendly practices, as well as its commitment to preserving the local environment and culture. The resort offers a range of activities and excursions in the surrounding area, including hiking, rock climbing, and stargazing.

Taken from the Six senses Shaharuts website.

Beresheet Hotel-

A luxury resort located in Mitzpe Ramon. It is situated in a unique location on the edge of the Ramon Crater, which is a large natural depression in the Negev desert.

The resort has an outstanding panoramic view of the crater and the surrounding landscape, and it is known for its luxurious accommodations and amenities. The hotel features a spa, outdoor pool, and several dining options, as well as a variety of activities and excursions in the surrounding area.

Taken from the Beresheet hotels website.

Mitzpe Hayamim-

A luxury resort located in Rosh Pina. The resort is known for its unique eco-friendly architecture and design, as well as its focus on sustainability and connection to nature.

The resort is set on a beautiful hilltop location and offers guests a variety of amenities such as an organic farm, spa, and outdoor activities like hiking and cycling. Guests can also enjoy delicious meals made with organic and locally sourced ingredients. Mitzpe Hayamim is a unique place for a relaxed and peaceful holiday.

Taken from Mitzpe Hayamims website.

Pereh-

A luxury botique resort surrounded by gardens and orchards that is located in the Golan heights from which mountain views and breathtaking valleys can be seen. The 27-room property is situated upon the ruins of the 20th-century French Custom House constructed during the Ottoman Empire.

The resort offers a rich menu of activities for its guests: chef restaurant, wine cellar, lounge bar,  spa services, private banquet rooms, wimming pool, orchards and hall for events and conferences.

Taken from the Pereh hotels website.

Israel has a rich and varied history, and as a result, there are many archaeological & biblical sites throughout the country. These sites represent different periods in the history of Israel and the surrounding region and include ancient cities, fortifications, temples, and other structures. Archaeologists continue to discover new sites and uncover more about the history of Israel through ongoing excavations and research.

There are many important and interesting  biblical archaeological sites in Israel, and it can be difficult to choose which ones to visit.

Some of the most notable and significant sites that are on puzzle’s must see list include:

Beit Shearim:

This ancient Jewish town and burial site in the northern side of Israel, was a major center of Jewish life during the Roman and Byzantine periods, and contains a large necropolis with dozens of rock-cut tombs, some of which feature impressive architectural elements and inscriptions. The site is considered one of the most important examples of Jewish funerary art and epigraphy from the Roman period.

Megiddo:

Meet Neta Ganga Margalith, Co-founder and CEO of “Brothers in Yoga”:
A non-profit that supports Israeli veterans suffering from PTSD, through Yoga and Meditation.

The first question she asks is – “what does peace mean to you?”
Peace is such a big word when we think of society but what if we think about moments of
peace, of silence, in our day-to-day experience?

The biggest wish for a veteran suffering from combat shock is to have that kind of moment, to
be in peace, even for a moment. Today there are about 50,000 veterans with PTSD. This
phenomenon touches every home, family and community in Israel, it is shaping our society.
“As a veteran, a Yoga teacher & practitioner I can share that Yoga saved me, in so many
aspects, before, during and after my military service.
When you go through life-changing experiences (which we all do), the body carries the
memory, along with the mind. If it’s a painful memory or even extremely stressful – our body keeps carrying that, physically too.

Today, we understand that psychotherapy or other mental-therapy is limited in the ability
to heal trauma or PTSD. There is nothing wrong in going to those therapies, but in many
cases it is just not enough.

Yoga is a way of life, it is a way of exercising, breathing, relaxing, thinking, eating and
being. Yoga gives me many tools that support a healthy daily routine.
It allows me to listen back to my inner-voice, to listen to my body and its needs, to
practice compassion and love towards myself and others, to heal my wounds and to find
moments of peace. After 6 years of running away from Israel, from the trauma, I came
back, not only to heal myself, but to help so many others, through the gift that helps me –
the gift of Yoga.

Along with Oren Gavriely and 7 more founders we established “Brothers in Yoga” 1 year
ago, in order to help all Israeli veterans who are looking for a healing path.
Now, beginning of 2023, after over 9,000 hours of practice and 30 graduates, we are
motivated to expand our activity and be in service for as many veterans as we can”
BIY’s vision is to take veterans through a targeted & sensitive practice of Yoga in order to
help them overcome their trauma and successfully reconnect them back to Israeli society.

Our mission is to strengthen Israeli society by providing resilience, healing & peace to those
who make personal sacrifices to provide that for all of us – our soldiers and first responders.

Our target is to create a sustainable system that will take thousands of veterans through this
program and will bring improvement to each and every one of them in their daily life.
Program includes: 2 weekend retreats in an Ashram, 16 weekly practices via Zoom.
We are now fundraising for the upcoming year of giving back to 100 more veterans!
We ask you to become an ambassador and join the Friends of BIY!
Help us help them, we don’t leave anyone behind.

With gratitude fo all the support we receive, from the depths of our hearts we thank you,
for joining this amazing family.
Come and practice Yoga with us!

Here is a Link to the crowdfunding campaign

Campaign video : https://youtube.com/watch?v=SWU5bdg1Y74&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE

YouTube channel: “Brothers in Yoga”

Contact info: contact@brothersin.yoga // Neta Ganga +972-52-397-0287