Top Things to do in Ein Gedi
What to do and see in Ein Gedi, Dead Sea Region: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Ein Gedi, Israel including TASTE of EIN-GEDI, Desert Matters, Ein Gedi Eco Center, Ein Gedi Botanical Garden, Ein Gedi Synagogue, Ein Gedi, Synergy Spa, Ein Gedi Spa, Toby Cohen, Chalcholite Temple.
1. TASTE of EIN-GEDI
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5.0 based on 14 reviews
"Taste of Ein-Gedi" is to come to a famous Kibbutz with an amazing history. To have a home made Israeli light meal, including Date cakes and tea using spices from our garden. I am from B.H. California and my husband is a Yemenite. we have 8 children and 18 grandchildren. Listen to the founding of our kibbutz, and the story of a very beautiful place in Israel, (min.4 p. max. 25 p.)
2. Desert Matters
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Desert Matters brings together people, and offers unique experiences of visits in local comunities and unusual places that we seek to highlight for you along the Rift Valey. A 284-kilometer-long triangle stretches between Aqaba, Eilat, and Jericho, creating a desert landscape along the Syrio- African Rift Valley. Different communities share desert life along the borders that divide this region, t
3. Ein Gedi Eco Center
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4.5 based on 55 reviews
Ein Gedi Eco Park is now a promoter of environmental education and sustainable technologies. Stop by to see the creative mud structures, solar cookers, composters, and compost toilets. You can take a look at the animals as it was Originally a zoo for the children of the Ein Gedi Kibbutz. Go on a tour to the Dead Sea, create your own bottle farm, or make some herbal tea on the solar cooker.
Reviewed By lesj835 - Murrieta, United States
We visited on a Saturday afternoon as part of a 3 bus tour group from the U.S. At least I believe this to be our stop. If so, there is a paved, handicap accessible trail almost to a beautiful waterfall. The stream along it is down a very steep ravine. A swimming area is at the base of the waterfall. People were taking advantage of it. But that wasn’t the purpose of our visit. Our large group (more or less) got off the trail to bask in the area near where 1 Samuel 24 tells us David cut a piece of King Saul’s robe off when he was relieving himself in a nearby cave. One of our accompanying pastors retold the familiar scenario to us in this beautiful, inspirational setting.
4. Ein Gedi Botanical Garden
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4.5 based on 286 reviews
Reviewed By annerrentfro - Brownsville, United States
The plants were beautiful! The history of how the gardens were planted was interesting. There were varieties of plants from places far and near.
5. Ein Gedi Synagogue
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4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By DeanMurphy2020 - Orlando, United States
More questions abound concerning mysterious mosaics in the ancient Ein Gedi synagogue ruins. Constructed in the Common Era third century, the synagogue fell into destructive ruin in the 6th century. The mosaic floor has an 18-line Aramaic inscription mentions names of Patriarchs. Names of the synagogue donors/builders are also mentioned. With only the foundation and floors remaining, tents reduce weathering of the mosaic floors—and prevents sunburned archaeologists and tourists. The preservation and education about the center of a thriving Dead Sea village are what make these ruins spectacular, and earn my high rating.
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7. Synergy Spa
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4.0 based on 64 reviews
The Synergy Spa at the Ein Gedi Hotel is a place in which nature and man unite their efforts to pamper you to improved health and tranquility. The most experienced therapists and the natural healing treasures of the Dead Sea provide our guests with an unforgettable fitness experience.
Reviewed By GETAGRIPNYC - New York City, United States
We checked out the spa after spending some time down at the dead sea hot spring. The facilities were basic, but probably the best in the area. The sweeping outdoor view and relax area was really lovely. The indoor salt pool was nice as was the hammam. The lockers were fine. We did not have any services, but they seemed extensive and had good products. I will add that luxe spa facilities on the Israel side of the Dead Sea are extremely limited. Of all the choices, this one is truly the best.
8. Ein Gedi Spa
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3.0 based on 673 reviews
Reviewed By B5669CHclaudial - Peru, null
Nowadays there are a few spots where to take a bath in the dead sea and Ein Gedi is one of them, I think is the closest place coming from Jerusalem. The idea is to spend the entire day, either on the swimming pool or in the beach. There's also a restaurant and most important, showers to take the salt off. Prices are affordable.
9. Toby Cohen
Ill take you on an incredible adventure tour around Israel in my large comfortable jeep. The desert is my speciality, if u like ill create biblical photo shoots with you and the costumes we can buy in the shuk, ill also help you improve your photography skills and give you helpful feedback. Overnight trips are also possible, this is your personalised tour, I promise to make it fun and comfortable and memorable and nothing like anything else is offering.
