Top 45 things to do and attractions in Tiberias

One of the most unique places you'll visit in Israel. There are many beautiful along the lake and campsites.

Sea of Galilee aka Lake Tiberias. Is the famous lake where JESUS walked on it and also calmed the storm. It’s also the lowest fresh water lake on earth. Peaceful lake indeed and breeze was so cool.

An amazing place to see with my own eyes. I read all about this place and Jesus' ministry here. I also enjoyed sailing on the Sea of Galilee. Luckily, it was a calm and beautiful day.

The Sea of Galilee is one of my favorite spots in Israel. This is a spot where you really feel the presence of Jesus.

This is one of my best experiences in Israel, you will be enthuse and captivated if you ever visit this area, especially if you’re of the Christian faith. Take a tour one day and go experience a little of history.

"Cruise on the Sea of Galilee"‎ Went on a sruise on Sea Of Galilee. At the jetty came across a novel feature. It is a floating bridge jetty. To board the boats safely and comfortably, Its height can either be lowered or raises depending the level of the sea of Galilee Boarded Cruise boat Noah. As soon as we left the jetty. Indian national flag was brought to be hoisted on the Boat mast. I was given the honour to hoist. The whole group, spontaneously started singing National Anthem. Everyone felt elated and happy. I thought a very nice business idea to set the mood of tourists well disposed towards the cruise company. Returned after about an hour's cruise. During the cruise there was loud music from Indian movies people were dancing and enjoying noisily and thoroughly. Hardly anyone looked out at the scenery nor enjoyed the calm and serene atmosphere on the waters of sea of Galilee, Felt sad at missed opportunity.

We're a group of pilgrims from the Philippines🇵🇭. We're happy to have experienced sailing on a wooden boat across the Sea of Galilee. A good and unforgettable experience for all of us. The skipper even taught us some dance steps while sailing. After the boat ride, all of us were given a certificate that we had survived the trip. It's one for the books. It's a good thing the weather cooperated with us, so sailing was a breeze.

I have mixed feelings about this place. It’s not terrible, but it does feel run-down. In some countries, the sanitary conditions would likely lead to it being shut down. That said, it’s clearly a popular spot among locals, and many people seem to enjoy it. Admission and food prices are fair, and while the menu is very simple, the food itself is decent.

A small cozy place to warm the bones. Pay the cost of a simple coffee and can sit from opening to closing in a small park with picnic tables and 3 pools with temperatures of 30, 35 and 40 degrees Celsius. My wife and I came here for just an hour to warm up and see another attraction during our vacation, but even so, we liked it. Here you can sit and relax without picnics and other activities... just ... relax.

Small good park. Don’t skip film in synagogue - it’s very interesting. And healthy road for feet - you should definitely try it.

Not stunning but still worth your time. I had the chance to visit this site at the same time as a group so I could see the movie displayed inside. It was really interesting and made the place much more worth the time. I'd recommend you ask the attendant at the entrance to show the movie even if you're alone as it happened in other National parks, even when I was there completely alone. It seems this attendant was busy with something else than giving service to the visitors.

A good place to relax for the whole family. There are three thermal pools with different temperatures - 30, 35 and 40 degrees. You sit in the pool and admire the view of Kinneret. After the water procedures, you can take a shower, there are changing rooms. There are picnic tables. You can also take a blanket from home and lay it on the grass. I liked the pebble path for foot massage. Also, see what baths used to be in the small museum. Very interesting location! Try not to forget to take anything with you in advance (swimsuits, towels, slippers), because you can't buy these on the territory of the park.

Very beautiful mosaic floor. But it is only one room. Only ₪14.00 entry fee. Site currently under construction there are much noise. Will be wonderful once completed I think. Very close to the sea of Galilee where you may dip your toes in the water.

Open pools of natural hot springs. Only some of them are shaded. No place to change cloths (except a dingy toilet). but the place is very pastoral and beautiful with a great view of the Kineret Lake. I also recommend entering the restored Beit Kneset, known for its beautiful mosaic work.

Nice memorial for the tomb site of Maimonides. The main downside was nearly everything was in Hebrew. Therefore I had a difficult time understanding much.

Amazing place to pray! Easy parking on the small street above the site, enter through the gate on the right just before the next street and you're right at the Rambam. The Shelah is there as well, along with Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakai and his students.

Tucked away in the city of Tiberius on the shore of lake Tiberius (the Sea of Galelli, or the Kineret) one can find the possible 800 to 900 year old tomb of Maimonides, the great Jewish sage from Spain and Egypt, and father to many mindsets of later western philosophies. As an aethiest, I was still drawn to the aesthetics of the new building, the serenity of the location, and the brilliance that once was Moses Ben Maimon. Just a pity that gender segregation was very obvious.

The holy tomb of the Rambam is a sacred place for prayer and worship. May all your prayers be answered!

After reading about and admiring this great Rabbi's life I was blessed to pay my respects. I pray that his descendants will be blessed by the very hand of God.

Quiet place to pray. Other saintly rabbinic figures are also buried nearby.

Very nice and respectful tomb, should be noted that there are other great Rabbis who rest there, including the great R' Ami and R' Asi and others

This is an absolutely amazing place. Any Christian pilgrim will find this unforgettable. Contemplating the beatitudes as they are presented on the walk up to the church is very contemplative. The view is amazing and so peaceful. To think of the words of Jesus and how they can be relevant in our lives is a wonderful experience that can shape our faith deeply.

Great place! So glad that I could come here on my dads 50th birthday for him to see where his favourite Sermon took place! The place is very nice and the gardens have been decorated beautifully in accordance to the words spoken around 2000 years ago! The only downfall is getting there, there isnt much signage and we ended up first going behind the church where the rubbish is kept.

I spent two hours in this beautiful garden and church. What a fantastic view on the lake. How peaceful and lovely decorated. Hopefully I will come back soon. I loved the atmosphere there although there were so many people all around. (February 2020)

One of my favourite church in this area. Small and built with Mable stone. If you’re lucky, you may hear some people singing in the church.

There are a few Catholic churches built right on top of these locations that are beautiful and the people inside are very reverent. Walking trails around the church and buildings give multiple places where you could reflect, pray and study. The base of this location has a small snack bar with coffees, ice cream and other foods. The restrooms are paid restrooms - bring $1 if you need to use the facilities.

Must peaceful place in the world! I felt the best emotions in my soul, seeing where Jesuscrist and his disciples were and did.

Really enjoyed the Mount of Beatitudes area. The area is very peaceful and beautiful. It’s a great place to also enjoy the Sea of Galilee, even best when read the Beatitudes. Recommend you stroll around the back of the church in order to enjoy the view of the sea.

I got a really great massage and enjoyed the hot springs. I would have liked it if there was more information about the hot springs themselves hung on the walls. The place is a bit drab but it didn't bother me. The hot springs are not that hot. They are called "mineral pools". The water feels really nice it I wish there had been more jets. The regular water pool also felt great. I went in the dry sauna and found it to be too hot. I had a nice and relaxing time.

Settled by the shore of the Sea of Galilee, it's a unique place to visit. The lake is a beautiful sight from the garden of the hot bath, which has plenty of chairs and sunbeds to relax. There are 4 pools. The one inside is around 36.5 degree Celsius warm. The outdoor hot pool is about 38 degrees and there is a chiller swimming pool (around 22 degrees) plus a baby pool (I don't know how warm). At the time of my visit, on a Sunday very few people were in the establishment and it was a good experience. You can also find a steam room and a sauna indoors, cabins and lockers in the changing area, also there are free water drinking fountains and a buffet to get a light lunch. There are showers and toilets. A well equipped place, but one may say it is overdue for some refurbishment. I think it has its charm. My only concern was that I have seen rubbish in the swimming pool and dirt in some cases on the floor.

Just like the others, only smaller. ... The entrance price would be quite normal in other similar places, but the problem is that it is smaller then other places. There are only a couple of pools and two Jacuzzis. That's all. There is a good gym here, but it's on its own, just sharing a common building. And you can find a small café in the lobby with some normal snacks. Otherwise, it has the same problem as all other similar places: Old and dilapidated, I had a feeling that it has not been updated since the day of construction(as many other Israel hot springs too).

Great place. 3 different pools. (The third one at the top of walkway, is really hot. For the troopers :)) Scenery from there, especially if you walk up the hill/pathway, is just Beautiful. Overlooking the sea of galilee (the kinneret) Just at the exit, down the Hill, from Rebbe Meir Baal HaNess grave site. It's only 14 shekles to enter per adult. Ticket is good for the whole day (8am - 9pm. Think it was 8am, could be 9 or 7, I forget, but remember it is until 9pm as of july 2022) And you can leave and come back thruout the day, as long as you keep your ticket. Great place to visit. For the whole family. Just bring your own food and drinks, as I dont remeber there being a kiosk there to buy snacks or drinks. (Just not 100%, could be, i just dont remeber seeing one)

If I could give less than one star, I would. STAY AWAY! DO NOT GO HERE! Very outdated and gross. The “massage” from here was more like a molestation than a massage. All three friends who went with me also complained of the inappropriateness of the massage they received. Again, DO NOT GO TO THIS PLACE!

Not far from city center by bus. Stop is just nearby. Very convenient. Check google maps itinerary by bus. One indoor hot swimming pool. Two outdoor hot swimming pool and one big swimming pool 28 degrees. Staff not very welcoming. No hello no thank you. We had a feeling that we were disturbing. Cloakroom and men toilets very dirty. Surroundings of the sea very dirty people use too much plastic there and it Falls in the sea. A lot of plastic waste near the sunbathing area. Just organising once a month a cleaning session of the surroundings is not a big deal. 👎👎👎 There s a sauna and hammam and they re ok 👌 There s a bar. Staff not welcoming. No WiFi. Fitness room with welcoming staff (lady came to us smiling and joking). 👍 Don’t forget flip flops. Outdoor hot pool is very cool and very hot 😉 At the end of our stay not even a thank you and no goodbye. Unacceptable. Entrance 89 shekels. Extra for massages but not even wanted to pay extras because of the not welcoming and thankful staff. Tip if you have a car : go to Amat gader spa

I love to give it five stars as i really love hot springs...but the facility is a bit worn out.....all in all a good place to come if you enjoy a hot bath and sauna.. sadly the spa doesn't work on Saturday s...

They are open 9a-3p every day currently and we went on Saturday and it was open. Wonderful to see the place of the baptism of Christ! They have an amazing restaurant with great burgers overlooking the river. Very classy and upscale place.

The blanket they call a robe is just a sheet cut into pieces and costs $25. And they yell that you can't swim without it. Even though there's a beach a meter away. Go on in and swim wherever you want. And tourists that they bring by busses pays it. 25 per 48 person's, 1200 per bus. Just to enter to free Yardenit river. Interesting. I wonder if Christ would approve?

A peaceful and well-kept place by the Jordan River, where, according to tradition, Jesus was baptized. If you’re a believer, this spot holds deep meaning and spiritual value. If you visit it from a cultural or historical point of view, it’s still a very interesting and meaningful site to explore. You can take a quiet walk along the river and enjoy the calm atmosphere.

One of my favorite stops on the Jordan River! It is free to enter, although they do charge for bathrooms, but the river itself is in a gorgeous location surrounded by trees, and it feels much more like it would have hundreds and thousands of years ago. It is a baptism site, so expect to see lots of people in and out of the water getting baptized.

Nice area at the Jordan River. The nature here is really beautiful and seems to be part of a jungle in South America (and not in Israel). There is the is the possibility to have a bath/baptism in the river which is frequently used. There are showers as well which might be useful in cold days. The entrance is foe free and the is a large merchandise shop.

A Canadian Tourist Review: This is where tour buses take groups who want to get baptized in the Jordan River like Jesus did. I wish they took us to a spot that wasn't as heavy on souvenirs. You must walk through a big souvenir shop just to get through the entrance to the Jordan River. I have been to thousands of attractions and never seen a souvenir shop at the entrance as mandatory to go through. On the other side, lineups of hundreds of people getting baptized, horses and colts near the water, and thousands of fish is interesting to see. Note the area for walking along the river is about 100 meters. You're not going to be here for more than half an hour unless partaking in a baptism.

It was one of the world travel life experiences I recommend to dip your feet in the River Jordan and watch some emotional Baptisms of people from all around the world on a sentimental day of their life. The gift shop has many items that capture the essence of this special place.

There are a lot of reviews on the site, so I will not describe the historicity and religiosity here. I want to write as a non-religious person: My wife and I decided to visit this Church on our own, not as a group with a tour. It's quiet and nice place. It was comfortable just to be here. To visit this Church you need to avoid a certain interval of hours when the gates are closed so be sure to do this.

Beautiful, quiet and most of all, interesting. Unlike the nearby Churches of Tabgha, the entrance is free. Only one problem, but significant, there are no parking available around and you'll have to find a space somewhere. Unless you'll park at the nearby Churches of Tabgha, but then the entrance is not cheap at all.

This is where Jesus first called his disciples. This is also the place where he returned after resurrection to meet his disciples. These are the steps from the harbour, the boats came in here. Jesus asked, “do you have any fish?” Every number has a meaning when translated, they caught 153 fishes and the net didn’t break, 153 translates to “I AM”(John 21) Very interesting parallel of how Adam and Eve covered themselves and how Peter had to cover himself too because of the shame of denying him much earlier. What is holding you back from loving the Lord completely?

Such a peaceful place to be at. It has one of the most stunning views of the Sea of Galilee and definitely has a rich culture and history surrounding it. The church also has this beautiful simplicity emanating from its four corners. A must visit for every Pilgrim.

The Church of the Primacy of Saint Peter is a Franciscan church located in Tabgha, Israel, on the northwest shore of the Sea of Galilee. It commemorates, and allegedly marks the spot, of Jesus' reinstatement of Peter as chief among the Apostles. A good view of the lake with round good looking stones.

Very interesting sight with tons of history! Definitely a must see, enjoy your visit! 10 Nis per person in cash

In a shady park close to the lake side lies the Franciscan church of the primacy of St Peter. Women can be refused entrance if they don’t cover there shoulders and their knees. The flat rock (Christ’s table) in front of the altar is believed to be the place where Jesus and his decipels had breakfast with fish. The side itself I give three stars but the fact that the Franciscaner friars were talking with religious visitors touched me and therefore I rated it four stars.

A different side of Israel but still must be seen and visited. I had just visited the Hamat Tiberias National Park and since this Tomb is just a few minutes walk from there, I decided to go and visit it as well. I had already been there in 1970 so it was kind of a must for me. It is of course a lot like the Tomb of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai at Meron which I had visited the day before, just smaller. And like there, combined with this special atmosphere of mysticism, there were too many shops and sellers of everything and anything (which weren't there in 1970). It definitely spoiled the atmosphere. Pity.

Very holy and spiritual! Nice very comfortable there is drinks there a few gift shops amazing stuff... candle's to buy for a few shekel the place is really really beautiful!

Holy place of Jewish. Man and women are in different pray. Free parking outside, to come in you have to pass by some shops

Holy site. People come here from all over the world. Say a special prayer and take upon oneself a good deed for the blessing to come down. There is a Shul on site. Tables to have lunch. And a small cafe. Many gift shops. Great views of the Kineret lake.

Always 5 stars as usual. A great place to pray. Newly renovated. There a tomb for litvaks and for sefardim. The tombs of סומכוס,and Reb shimon Ben elazar are also located here. אלא דמארי ענני!

Amazing place. One should not pass by Tiberias a d not visit Rabbi Meir Baal a Ness. (There is a toilet, drinking water, parking lot.)

Recent renovations are very nice, great view over the Sea of Galilee and the Golan Heights. May the merit of Rabbi Mier open channels of blessings

So full of history and biblical reflection. An extremely beautiful and well maintained church. I loved the art and sculptures on display. There is a dungeon that is said to be the place where they kept Jesus the night he was arrested at the Garden.

Closed and there ocean view across.

I recommend this as part of your tour. It’s a lovely historical walk through time. The young lady who greeted us and showed us around with explanations was a a doll.

We traveled to our Holy Land, The State of Israel on a journey of faith, visiting many important historical sites. Located near our hotel, St. Peter’s Church provided the site for our next mass. We knocked at the door but it took a long time to get an answer. Finally, a young woman opened and thanked me for ringing the bell several times because she was far and only the repeated sound made her realize we had arrived. The view at the end of the path to the Church provides a magnificent view of the Sea of Galilee and here is where we set up a system to make sure no one would be missed by the group. “Protect your right” was the name. We stood in a circle and from there on forward, the person to our right became the person we needed to keep track of. This Church holds particular importance to Christians. There came to him the Pharisees & Sadducees tempting: & they asked him to show them a sign from heaven. But he answered & said to them: When it is evening, you say, it will be fair weather, for the sky is red, and in the morning: today there will be a storm, for the sky is red & lowering. You know then how to discern the face of the sky: & can you not know the signs of the times? A wicked & adulterous generation seeks after a sign: & a sign shall not be given it, but the sign of Jonas the prophet. And he left them, and went away. And when his disciples had come over the water, they had forgotten to take bread. Who said to them: Take heed and beware of the leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees. But they thought within themselves, saying: Because we have taken no bread and Jesus knowing it, said: Why do you think within yourselves, O you of little faith, for that you have no bread? Do you not yet understand, neither do you remember the five loaves among five thousand men, and how many baskets you took up? Nor the seven loaves, among four thousand men, and how many baskets you took up? Why do you not understand that it was not concerning bread I said to you: Beware of the leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees? Then they understood that he said not that they should beware of the leaven of bread, but of the doctrine of the Pharisees and Sadducees. And Jesus came into the quarters of Caesarea Phillipi: and he asked his disciples, saying: who do men say that the son of man is?

Beautiful church with nicest and friendliest sisters. We came after hours and they still let us take a look at the church.

We had a beautiful Sunday mass.

a very wonderful place and warm worship, nice music. I visited with finnish tourist group the end of april 2014. Thanks the scottish pastor and music and friendly meeting!

An incredible place where religion coexists with modernity. P.s: They offer a free tour which allows you to get to know some facts related to the place

New monastery, just above the lake Tiberias, we've got a nice tour around

It's so Special Place. They will guide you, and will show you the beauty and singularity of the site. Check the availability before, they have certain visit hours.

When the church is open to the public there is a free tour with explanations about the architecture, the color scheme, the religous belief.

I very appreciated the clean and icon art of Daniel and statute of John Paul first visit him.and the library that have tora and 500 year book and 200 year book.we glad our team building SFC together priest Father Carlos and nun sister auria thank you for guiding us .

Amazing place to visit, with an incredible wiew. Tours starting from 9 am. Welcoming and open people from all over the world. Devoted to their belief they show their monastery with passion.

Tour are available in different languages. The architecture of the complex is very unique.

Not too busy for a holiday week. Girls had fun in the sun. Option to pay online or via cashier at the location. Has lots of Shade provided with umbrella setup .Fun for babies in the kiddie pools and big or bigger kids with the slides. Access to the kinneret.

The Gai Beach Water Park is a is one of the most beautiful attractions in Israel. The park offers its guests a wide range of slides, water pools, playgrounds for children and adults, large lawns and shaded areas and spacious dressing room. It was very crowded when we where there but we were able to find a place with some shade. The facilities could enjoy some maintenance and refurbishment. A variety of pools and slides, for k8ds of all ages. Also a roped off part of the Kinneret. Very good facilities toilets, locker, sun umbrellas, blastic chairs, blastic tables, ... Will have both, lake Tiberias and pools in the same place. lovely clean beach at the park. convenience store with every thing you forgot at home. shower and bathrooms are ok but not always clean. Large free adjacent parking, highly recommended for family fun.

A variety of pools and slides, for k8ds of all ages. Also a roped off part of the Kinneret. Lots of fun for the whole family!

Slides are old but still fine A lot of options for little kids

Amazing place for families, couples, solo visitors, for childrens and adults. Very good facilities toilets, locker, sun umbrellas, blastic chairs, blastic tables, ... Will have both, lake Tiberias and pools in the same place

clean and tidy, plenty of life guards. great place for kids of all ages, many water activities and water slides. warm water and many pools of various depths. lovely clean beach at the park. convenience store with every thing you forgot at home. shower and bathrooms are ok but not always clean. no BBQ allowed. recommended for families.

A nice park to spend time with family. Lots of room with chairs and umbrellas. There's a kiosk serving some food (open on shabbat, so not kosher). The big pool is usually full of people and they deploy the waves feature once in a while. There's also access to the beach (Tiberias lake). Several water areas for little kids and slides for the whole family. Look for discounted tickets online with Isracard or some shopping clubs.

Beautiful famous pink church near Capernaum. Stunning grounds and beautiful gardens on the edge of the Galillee. Amazing frescos and decor, and of course an over priced tat shop!!

It's a really beautiful place and the scenery to the kineret is gorgeous but, its only open on Saturdays

Beautiful spot to reach the "kinneret" with lots of parking space

Closed during corona times

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful monastery with stunning views of Lake Kinneret (Original) Очень красивый монастырь с потрясающим видом на озеро Кинерет

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful Greek Orthodox Monastery. I went in the winter of 2019! (Original) Πάρα πολύ όμορφο Ελληνορθόδοξο Μοναστήρι.Είχα πάει τον χειμώνα του 2019!

(Translated by Google) Picturesque monastery in an idyllic landscape. (Original) Γραφικό μοναστήρι σε ένα ειδυλλιακό τοπίο.

Very interesting to learn how they discovered these ruins. The entrance fee is very cheap and they assign you a volunteer that gives you a tour either long or short depending on your time and it’s included with the entrance fee. I’m really happy to have insisted to come here.

It’s always a grace to come to these places and this one is especially precious as there has been so much invested into the archeological sight as well as into the new buildings. The church is especially stunning and build and created in stunning art and excellence. It is absolutely worth it going there and seeing and experiencing it first hand!

A very large spread out site on the sea of Galilee. Lots to see and learn. There is a local church body that also meets on the site and we met some people speaking in teaching so cool stories that helps bring available to life in a new way.

Second time I visited! This time, the mosaics, the painting of the woman touching the fringe of Jesus’ garment, the sculptures and the view from the chapel over the Sea of Galilee really hit home! I will be back for sure!

Fascinating place of archaeology, of a synagogue dated to the first century ac. Very good restoration and preservation of the building and it's surroundings. All people who have an interest in the history of this area, where Jesus and his disciples walked around will enjoy this site.

Thank you Celine and Father Kelly for such an informative yet passionate tour, thank you for your heart for Jesus. Magdala is certainly a place you can’t miss when visiting Galilee region. Scan the QR code here to schedule a guided tour.

Amazing place, considering the five stars but need to wait until construction is complete to get a full picture of the place. So much information to take place and such an important place, especially in this day and age, to truly recognise and commemorate the amazing woman of The Bible! The lady who seems to run the church was so relaxed, we had a fantastic chat with her and she is full of information and made the experience truely amazing! We learnt so much about the woman of The Bible and how many go unnoticed and somewhat unappreciated. The church was amazing, full with so much artwork mainly by woman, but also an amazing portrait by a male about the miracle that took place when the old woman touched Jesus' feet.

The portions are really big !! The taste was good (nothing to fancy though). The service was okay , we had to wait a bit till we got our menus, but the food arrived quickly. The view from the restaurant is great , you are located on the lake. .there are not much gluten free options , but we found something and it was okay .

One of the best steaks I have ever had in Israel. Everything was perfectly planned. The restaurant sat us down to enjoy the sunset st perfect timing. I wish I could go back every week. Definitely take the waiters recommendations. Night time has fireworks which was great for the kids. Also has dancing and they are kid friendly. When you visit Israel this has to be a stop.

I love this place. My favorite restaurant in the north of Israel. Food is excellent. I love Chinese food and while Israel has plenty of Asian restaurants, this is closer to what you’d expect from an American Chinese restaurant. Portions are large and tasty. I recommend if you come with a group that you order 2 mains per 3 people. The view of the Sea of Galilee is fantastic and really adds to the ambience. I would make reservations before I came.

My wife and I arrived on a Saturday night without a reservation. We expected to wait for a table to open up, but we were seated promptly upon arrival, and our table had a nice view of the water. The menu is a little on the pricier side, but the portion sizes are quite generous and the food is absolutely worth the cost. I ordered the duck and my wife ordered the chicken, and we enjoyed both dishes immensely. The food arrived within ten minutes of ordering. Our waitress was pleasant and helpful, she checked on us a few times throughout the evening without being pushy. Overall an enjoyable experience and we will definitely be returning. Also, US ambassador Mike Huckabee was sitting two tables over from us, and the restaurant played "God Bless the USA" on repeat for a good five minutes after he left. Huge bonus in my book.

Heard about Decks for years so I wanted to try. They brought main course before starters. The wanton soup was inedible , tasted like sweet tea. The main courses don’t include ANY sides. So a 98 shekel hamburger or 229 steak doesnt come with anything. The hamburger and steak were good. I asked before I ordered if the lemon chicken was sweet, they said no. It was. Then they said it has honey in it. In short: overrated, expensive, disappointing.

I will begin and say i called in advance to ask about the prices and menu . Was told they are large portions. Needless to say i left hungry with a huge hole in my pocket! Ordered a prime rib steak which comes with absolutuely no side dishes and costs about 100$s! so you are basically forced to buy additional side dishes. The view of the kineret is beautiful and service was ok. All in all i would not come back.

A number of years ago, the food at Decks was excellent and to scream for, years later, it was a disappointment. The gimmick where they serve you food on a stove while it is still cooking was now a disappointment as the meat we ordered was undercooked and the fire in the stove was non-existence. They have to take away the meat to be cooked again. I hope they up their game again

Super fun. This place is nuts, but great for the kids. You must book a time slot online in advance, very easy process. The snack bar is overwhelmed with people, you have 6 tens trying to serve 200 people at once. It’s chaos but they all stayed cool and did their best to serve everyone:) we booked the 90 minute time slot, 45 minutes is too little. Make sure you show up 20 minutes early to park and change before your time starts!

So fun. Came here yesterday. Slides into water. Genius!!!!. Just one thing. I was one of the first people to go in for the day, and therefore all the slides were dry and at first in hurt to slide down. As soon as more people came stuff got wet and got better. I wish that they just would take a hose, and hose down the slides

A lot of fun!! Very enjoyable with good slides and obstacles... It's really made for kids at the age of around 10 or 15 years It wasn't really interesting for adults but the kids had a lot of fun it's not too crowded very nice staff..

Was pretty fun, although I could use some instructiona as to how to enter and what worth to explore. Other than that, fun activity.

We were 7 people at Aqua Kef today, We had the best time, so well organized. A must for summer fun

So much fun! We really enjoyed Aqua Kef and had a blast! Climbing obstacles and falling off into the water, climbing back out and up again is so much fun. We will definitely be coming back!

The smaller course is appropriately tame for a young child, but it is hard for a full grown person to properly accompany them on it. Older kids have a great time on the more challenging course.

Pretty small place but worth a look. Entrance is not free(photo). My wife and I spent about half an hour here, looking at the ruins. There are some signs with descriptions here, and a stand with an audio guide about general info of this place(video). You will not lose anything if you do not get here during your trip, but if you are interested in such things and you are ready to pay a little for entry - why not.

Korsi National Park preserves impressive remains of a monastery and a church from the Byzantine period. According to Christian tradition this is where the miracle of the pigs mentioned in the New Testament took place. I loved the mosaic and the view on the Lake Kineret.

Update: Been there again this July (2023), previous time was in October 2021. Still interesting, not tiring and highly recommended. Just look at the pictures. Btw, entrance fees are cheaper than in the others National Parks sites (14ils) ----------------------------------------------------------- Not amazing but still worth your time. My first time there as this National Park was recently opened. It is not amazing as other archeological sites but still it is very interesting as the findings are well preserved. While visiting the North I'd recommend giving half an hour or a little bit more and stopping by there. I've added some pictures as well to give you some feeling of the place

This is the traditional site of Jesus' miraculous restoration of a demon-possessed man. The miracle of the swine. Demons are sent into the pigs (approx 2000 of them). Kursi was in the region of the Decapolis, which was made up of 10 Roman cities. It was a region outside of Jewish authority and inhabited by Jews and Gentiles. It was an immoral area that represented all that sinful humanity had to offer. It was considered unclean to the Jews. This was land belonging to the half tribe of Manasseh

Fascinating remains of monastery, church and chapel opposite biblical Sea of Galilee. Very good recorded explanation in English and in Hebrew.

A great place to visit and learn both the Gospel story of the demon-possessed man/men delivered by Jesus and about the later Byzantine period of Israel's history.

Park ​Kursi National Park contains the impressive remains of a monastery and church from the Byzantine period. According to Christian tradition, this is the site of the Miracle of the Swine mentioned in the New Testament.

Nice in summer because of the walk in the water. However not the best nor the most impressive in the region. Children will certainly enjoy it as it is not long nor tiring. Like all the Nature Reserves in Israel, it had all the facilities to make it easy to visit: parking, toilets, a small shop to buy souvenirs but also drinks, ice creams and other goodies. It is also well explained and leads you the different paths letting you choose what is better for you

This trail is pretty far off the beaten track and usually only gets attention from people hiking the Israel trail. But it offers a fantastic climb down (not for the feint of heart dogs and small children) and lovely open views at the end

This is awonderful place for summer outdoor activities! My family have great time, especially our girls they're have so much fun to walk, swim, and play with water, seeing nature 🐦🐟🦋🐝🌼🌻🌱 🌊💦 also have nice areas for BBQ... about the water trail: we like the first and the middle part have running water very clear/clean & cool, not so deep, many interesting trees, plants, fish 🐠🐟 alongside; the last/end part of the trail is deeper and the water not so clear/clean. High recommend 👍❤️ You should book/buy the tickets online before you come and also prepare sandals (against the water), beach shoes, and swimming suit will more comfortable and enjoyable to walk and play water!

Great water hike. Water goes up past waist towards the end of the trail. There is a path along side the stream.

Located in the northeastern corner of the Sea of Galilee, the spring-fed streams and jungle-like wetlands of this reserve are ideal for a refreshing "water hike". The wet circuit (there's also a 20-minute dry one) takes 40 to 60 minutes; be prepared for water that's up to neck height right after rains (60cm deep in summer). The lagoons near the lake are off-limits to allow fish and water turtles to breed.

Lovely place w wheel chair accessibility. You can take the river route which at no point is deeper than a regular man's height. The route is about an hour and there is place that you can go swimming in Can be a very peaceful and tranquil place depending how non crowded it is.

Don't go in autumn. We have gone twice in September and both times they would not let us get in the water because of pollution. We were told to come in April, May or June.

Nice and quiet beach bar/restaurant. You need to pay 65NIS for each person for staying there. There is not enough parking space, but you’ll find it at the end. I suggest to order a place here for get good seating places.

My new best place at the Kineret. Across from kibbutz Ein Gev on the other side of the lake . Hawaii vibe. Great atmosphere, great beach, great parking and great cocktails. What a great way to start the new year!!! Highly recommend it!!!

The place is beautiful. Food is nice. It's very crowded (specially during holidays and vacations). You can pre-order a table on their website (it will costs more). At time of visit entrance fee is 60 ILS (or 75 ILS for pre-order, minimum 4 persons table). A long line is expected at opening time (if you pre-ordered you don't have to wait, you scan a barcode and enter). Would give it 5 stars if it was less crowded and less expensive.

Great view. Water is clean. 65 nis for entrance on weekday, small parking lot. Rocks, no sand. Dog poop on “beach”. Bring water shoes with grip. Management should spend some cash, move the rocks and put down sand. This place could be a gem.

The place is great well maintained but the water are very dirty and full on plastic . When we first arrived we were asked to show up at 9:00AM In order to get in at 10AM . Theres a nice organized seating area to those who payed ahead of time but for those who just showed up got a small space crowded with plastic chair and a small table. The food was avarage store bought food . And the swimming area was small and restricted but there was a life guard who paid attention so thats a plus.

Nice place, very relaxed and laid-back during the day. It costs 40 shekels a person for entry. There's a bar and a decent restaurant, good music, and the seating is comfortable. Worth the price, especially compared to what you might find at Israeli beaches in the area.

Absolutely,the best of this'Bora-Bora beach", was the lake of Tiberias,also named Kineret Sea,well known from the story of Jesus who walked on his waters,and multiplicated the st-peters fish which is also originnally living in the lake.After the destruction of the second Holy Temple of Jerusalem,the Sanhedrin Sages and their leader Yohanan Ben Zakai escaped to Tiberias .Another places of spiritual interest are the tombs of Rabbi Meir Baal Ha-ness,and Maimonide tomb's(ha Ramban &ha Ramban). Some twenty years ago this place was free entrance,but today you will be allowed to enjoy the" bora bora beach",with a lot of very noisy music,for only 50 new shequalim .There is no discount prices. added fees for food and drinks. Showers and accomodities:yes!

Luna gal for its price was good. Not too many things to do but if you are just going to the pool then its very good. The restaurant inside is very expensive and also when we were there some people cut their feet somehow inside the water. Hopefully they fixed it for you!

It was fun and pretty clean, but several rides were broken and had been for a long time. Staff was nice. Pool was really great. No real shallow end, though.

Luna Gal is an old and not renovated water park. Half of the rides are broken and not active the working ones are half broken and dirty. Lots of creepy guys smoking everywhere. It is a miracle how the place is not shutdown due to health and safety issues. Defenetly the last time we are going to this place

Have been a few times, and the place gets worse every time. Disgustingly filthy place. Not maintained, not cleaned regularly. Food is uncooked, expensive and repulsive. Everything in the entire park seems either broken, or covered in dirt and human hair.

Place is horrible. Not clean. Not maintained. Rude stuff. No kiddie pool (even though you need to pay full price for 2 years old). It's ridiculous to pay full price (108 NIS) for what you get. Not recommended at all!!!

a great swim in the sea of galilee. This particular beach is very dirty and so r the showers and the toilets there. Too bad!

This place sucks. There are like 4 waterslides and water in the swimming pools is hot as sh*it. Do not recommend going in there unless you're some kind of crazy person

Fantastic views on the lake from this side of the lake. Even if you don't stay there (we stayed there at the hostel for one night) it's worth making a turn from the road 90 to 7677 (or 767+768) and ride part of you trip there.

Very nice place, took time to find an ok spot. Not too crowded, not easy access in terms of cars on gravel while parking. (Need to be careful) Very nice view, no picnic tables that we saw, but definitely hikes and a beautiful landscape.

An amazing place with a breathtaking view of the Galilee sea, a quite forest you can get lost in (in the good sense of the word). There's a place for a barbecue grill with trash cans and a seating area, complete with a small playground for tge kids, also some outdoor toilets, lacking are lights and running water. A must visit if you like natural views and a quite atmosphere.

Great place for picnic and hiking. Beautiful forest with a magical atmosphere and amazing view to the the Sea of Galilee

Amazing spot to see the entire Kineret lake. Easy to drive! Beautiful road!

One of my favorite places for a walk in the woods. Beautiful view of the Kinneret.

Great picnic area with a beautiful view of the kineret

The tombs of Rabbi Akivah and Ramchal Hakadosh are both beautifully made, they are an excellent place to pray and worth visiting. The place is easily accessible, there are toilets, drinking water and candles.

I am a Kabbalist student, and the Hebrew I can not read. It has no signs or plaques in English. I felt Disrespected, since Rabbi Akiva has many contemporaneous students of his work.

Great place, holy man. The only thing that isn't holy is the people visiting it. My experience was greatly ruined by two chassidim, one who decided to walk around next to the tomb on a phone call, then eventually walked out while still on the phone. Another one decided loudly narrating everything he sees to a woman on the other side of the mechitzah, then he decided to take her over to the men's side, loudly talking in Yiddish. Eventually he got quiet and prayed. This is a holy place, for prayer, not for phone calls or chitchat. I wish that the ones presenting as frum would understand it.

A must see for those on a religious journey, this is the final resting place of the martyred Rabbi Akiva, one of the greatest of the Talmudic rabbis. The site has a synagogue for prayer. Parking is available.

A must to visit ! Very special place with particular atmosphere. RAMHAL is located right in front of Rabbi AKIVA so it's a great opportunity to see both of them

BTW The Ramchal is also buried here

If you wish to bring donations here, please bring fresh fruits and salad type vegetables, for the people who serve there continually.

(Translated by Google) A small museum, in case you can't measure an outfit - less worth visiting. Venetian masks - beautiful. Entrance NIS 25 - quite expensive (Original) מוזיאון קטן, במקרה שאי אפשר למדוד תלבושת -פחות שווה לבקר. מסיכות ונציאנים-יפה. כניסה 25 ש״ח -די יקר

(Translated by Google) For NIS 20 you can get an "independent tour" by phone - you go between stations and at each station there is a recording. The story itself is interesting, the location of the various stations and exhibits was not that clear. (Original) אפשר תמורת 20 ש"ח לקבל "סיור עצמאי" בטלפון – עוברים בין תחנות ועל כל תחנה יש הקלטה. הסיפור עצמו מעניין, המיקום של התחנות והמוצגים השונים לא היה כ"כ ברור.

(Translated by Google) Lovely. Doesn't really illustrate the wonderful story of the character of Dona Grazia (Original) חביב. לא ממש ממחיש את הסיפור הנפלא של דמותה של דונה גרציה

(Translated by Google) Interesting! We got a lot of knowledge! Many thanks to our instructor Larisa! (Original) מעניין! קיבלנו המון ידע! תודה רבה למדריכה שלנו לריסה!

(Translated by Google) I really liked the story. You definitely need a guide and in advance. (Original) Очень понравилась история. Нужно обязательно с гидом и заранее

The place has a very romantic atmosphere, but unfortunately, it's not suitable for people with disabilities, especially those in wheelchairs, as there are no ramps available. One of the staff members suggested that we sit outside, but it wasn't comfortable for us because of the hot weather.

Great place to have a romantic dinner or to spend an evening with family. The food is delicious, the steak is awesome. You have to try it with garlic butter sauce. No matter what you order it will be amazing. The restaurant itself is very beautiful and the music creates a very calm atmosphere. The staff is very nice and kind. I have enjoyed my dinner very much🙂

The good thing about this place it's open on Friday evening. The food wasn't that nice and the moment we entered they asked of we had a reservation which we didn't so they had to check, while the restaurant was mostly empty. The waiter wasn't that nice and did a small mistake.

Wonderful place! Nice and cozy! Very retro style atmosphere! Delicious foods and all my friends loved. Lovely person served us with big smile.

The biggest plus of this restaurant is that it's working on Saturday. The service was good , the food was average, nothing to fancy . Not to many options for kids . In regards of Celiac(gluten free), it's shown as first place when searching, but there are not to many gluten free options, however we told the waitress about the Celiac , and she did her best !

The restaurant has a very nice atmosphere, feels like in a village. The food is a bit overpriced, and higher from what is seen in the photos here. It’s good and tasty. The portion sizes of the meals are pretty big. The service was fine - nothing too special.

I got the beef stroganoff. The staff is forgetful, they forgot our drinks, they forgot the food, when we reminded them, they forgot to bring sauce. The potato was reheated, and yet was both cold in the middle and undercooked. They took 15m to bill us which is saddening considered how pricy was the manu, which is actually is even more expensive than what's listed online..

We all enjoyed the dishes we had. The steaks were done right, the burger was good and the slow cooked beef dish was very tasty. The starters were excellent although the Mango salad had hardly any mango in it (it is still mango season and the market is full of mangos that have unfortunately not been exported to Europe...). The service was excellent.

I think this place is a bit overrated. While the meat was good, the service is great and the view is amazing, the first dishes, the pasta my wife orderd and the deserts were average. The meat is indeed great and priced relatively not that expensive. Bottom line. Not sure I will come back.

A very good meat restaurant in the heart of the Golan heights. We enjoyed the meats from the meat smoker. All beef is home grown but the vegetarian and vegan choices are small and includea mainly pasta and salads.

The food was delicious. I'm not a big "Kebab" fan, but here it was just great. Also the bread was delicious. What's lacking is the service. One waiter was nice, but the second one just gave this feeling of doing us a favor. Basic things like forgetting the water, not asking how's the food, not cleaning after clearing up, and generally just being upset about being a waiter... Edit Please note that the friendly waiter went out of his way to take care of us and deliver a perfect experience...

Great meat restaurant in a very special place. The location is very special, at the very end of Ramot moshav. You have a crazy view towards the Kinneret (Sea of Galilee). As far as dishes go we took the Carpachio, Asado burger and porterhouse steak. All were very good. Lots of people take the plate with kebabs and chicken. Personally I think it worth taking a good beef cut even though it cost a little more.

The best restaurant in Golan Heights. We stayed in Golan heights for two days and we come here for dinner for two times. The steak is amazing. The staff at the bar is very skilled, and knows what to do and friendly, well explained of the food. Highly recommend to come here.

Great atmosphere, countryside feel. One of the best restaurants in the country no doubt! Food was brilliant, very tasty! The service was excellent too! Definitely be back again....

This is a very peaceful church. The preserved mosaics are astounding. They also have a nice gift store. Just wonderful.

It is a small church which takes only a few minutes to see, though with a rich history - this more modern church is built on the ruins of other churches going back to the 300s AD! The mosaics are from 480 AD! Definitely worth a quick visit if you are in the area on a Holy Land tour.

Nice little church with a beautiful courtyard inside. Parking is unreasonably expensive, but there is a lane outside where you can park your car along the road. Another problem with this place is that the local gift shop does not accept credit cards. Cash only. Otherwise, my wife and I enjoyed this small courtyard with a beautiful tree and a small pond with plump fish. A bit of interesting history, but in general it makes sense to come here either if you were specifically looking for it, or as one of the points of interest of a long excursion.

Jesus performed the miracle of multiplication of two fishes and five loaves to feed 5000 people, at this site near the sea of Galilee. Beautiful Byzantine mosaics have been well preserved and maintained. The place is serene and peaceful. There are display boards at strategic places explaining in brief the history of this place. A must visit site. Parking space is available at a little distance away from the church. There's a souvenir shop too.

Amazing place to sit and have lunch (nothing to buy.. get your food with you). The garden is like a piece of the heavens. The church itself has the best painting i have ever seen. You must visit as couples or family. You will love every single corner and painting.

If you go in the evening, in February, when it isn't a high tourist season, you will be able to enjoy this holy place in quiet. In the church itself, the decoration is modest and the mosaics found during the excavations in 1932 stand out. These mosaics are unparalleled in the Holy Land. They depict lotuses that do not grow in the surroundings of Tabha. Under the altar itself is the main sanctuary of the temple, the stone on which Jesus Christ was placed to break the five loaves and the two fish.

כאן ישו הלך על המים. כנסיה למרגלות ים הכינרת. מקום נאה מסודר נקי המספר את ההיסטוריה של הנצרות Qui Gesù camminò sull'acqua. Una chiesa ai piedi del Mare di Galilea. Un posto pulito, ordinato e pulito. Incredibile nella sua bellezza. Lascia molta somiglianza con la storia in cui ha iniziato La storia della nascita del cristianesimo. Here Jesus walked on the water. A church at the foot of the Sea of ​​Galilee. A neat place, neat and clean. amazingly beautiful. Leaves a lot of resemblance to the history in which he began The story of the birth of Christianity.

Definitely recommend to watch the few minutes video before proceeding to walk around to look at the ancient boat. It is fascinating how they found the boat and moved it and able to preserved it for generations later to see. The major make up of the boat being cedar wood. It really makes you understand the story of the disciples bing on the boat and with the limitations of the rudder and sail, how they were to move forward if strong winds opposed the direction they were going. Good place to stop by 👍🙌

This is a nice little museum which is the home of a boat that was recently discovered in the Sea of Galilee dating to the time of Jesus. The museum tells the story of the boat's discovery and the remarkable journey to preserve the boat. We also took a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee from the dock just behind the museum. There is a gift shop as well. Very interesting if you enjoy archeology!

See movies, photos and descriptions of the process to bring this 2000 year old boat from it's location along the banks of the Galilee to the museum and preserve it. Caught in a mudslide thousands of years ago, this boat has been perfectly preserved and restored to full display at this museum and gift shop. Very large gift shop and snack bar also included inside this Museum.

A peacful boat ride with a great crew, nice to see people with a good sense of humour. Not hard to imagine Jesus standing on shore talkin to the crowd. The crew was great for playing our national anthem and raising our flag as well as playing gospel music. Great job and thank you to the captain and crew for making my group feel special.

Worth a visit for anyone in the area! Incredible to see a ship's hull preserved from the time of 1st century CE. The museum is really well done with a minimal amount of flash or gimicks because the exhibit speaks for itself.

Amazing tour. The people running the boat were so kind and helpful. They put up a flag from where we came from, showed us dances of their people, played music and were super attentive. I highly recommend this tour.

To think about all the people throughout time that have been on this water. Including Jesus during his ministry. We we're fortunate to be on a boat with about 20 young men that were about to become priests after 6 to 8 years of studies/school. The speech that was given to them applied to us as well. A great place to experience peace and to contemplate so many things.

Update: Been there again this July (2023), previous time was in October 2021. Tried again to get in but then I noticed that it should be opened only on Saturdays and Sundays. From outside still impressive and highly recommended. Just look at the pictures.

Very peaceful place with lots of positive energy and love beautiful gardens with animals flowers on the lake woow

Beautiful gardens and church! Peaceful place! Definitely a must!

Super nice place for chill or picnic with friends

A miracle of a place. One of the first Miracles ever documented took place here. A place of peace and an incredible energy.

Peaceful out of the way place. On d shore of d Sea of Galilee

great amazing church. You have see this place!

What an amazing and special place!!! I was looking for a winery near our hotel in Taberias, and discovered a boutique and one of a time experience.. crazy wine, delicious food, amazing hosts. We were a family of 12, including kids and everything exceeded all of our expectations. The place also offers beautiful apartments to stay at, I definitely plan to book in the near future. An absolute gem for lovers of wine, food and tailored experiences.

What a fabulous tasting! Gidi was an excellent host and explained all the wines. Also the wines were delicious. (We bought a few bottles to take with us when we left.) There was bread and cheese and olives to snack on between wines as well. Overall, a highly recommended experience.

Estee and Gidi are making some really fantastic wine (truly, the best Israeli wine I have had), and are very welcoming. I would highly recommend visiting if you are in Tiberias. Their accommodations are also very pleasant and conveniently located in Tiberias.

Wonderful place in a great location in Tiberias. The wine is excellent and rooms are charming. Highly recommend.

Berenice Winery is amazing!! Me and my friends had a great time here, it was definitely a highlight of our stay in Tiberius. The property is beautiful, the wine is great, and the value is amazing for a private wine tasting for a cheap price. Would 100% recommend to anyone in the Galilee area.

Stayed here in June 2019. The room was very spacious and well equipped with everything I could possibly need. There were things for cooking if I was so inclined, proper wine glasses (!), even books in English for me to read! The rooms were tastefully decorated and charming. From the outside, the place doesn't look as impressive - but don't be fooled as it's great inside. You could easily base yourself here for a week or more. Tiberias is a good base for local sightseeing, I'm not sure why it gets a bad rap on some forums. Estee was incredibly helpful.

Fantastic hosts, very warm and friendly. Went out of their way to make us feel at home by fixing a wonderful visit through their boutique winery, accompanied of course with wine and cheeses. Overall truly a great experience and a great place.

Beautiful, clean park. Disabled-friendly for a significant part of it. Very quiet early in the day even though this is mid-August. They lose a point from me only because many of the signs are in Hebrew only so foreigners may prefer to go with a guide. Saw lots of Hyrax (rock rabbits) here closer than I've got anywhere else.

Interesting to see, but if you do 't have a tour guide - hard to understand what's going on. A lot of original decorated building blocks are displayed. Largest and most beautiful gat (place to press grapes) is there.

Exciting to see the synagogue and the religious bath places. Beautiful place, but well don't expect too much from that place it wasn't meant to be something big and luxurious. A very 'must see' place. When Jesus said that this place would be desolate, He meant it. Black stone, hot and barren. There is a water spring and there were some bees buzzing around. it is an important pilgrimage as well specially for christians who are looking for the remnants of the past

Nice looking place with just a few people that makes it even better. You can see the synagogue and the old Town ruins, lizards, damans or "rock rabbits", cows and lovely sceneries. Not too big, 1 hour visit is enough to see everything.

Small quaint national park that is rarely busy. Much more preserved than Capernaum and you can take your time and explore at your leisure as it is not busy. There is a pretty much intact synagogue at the back of the park which is helpful to explore

Very nice experience. An opportunity to walk through the old city ruins without commercialization that might otherwise detract from the experience. My daughter's favorite part of our one week visit to Israel.

An archeological delight. A must visit place if you are an archeology enthusiast. The only thing to remember carrying here is water and an umbrella to protect you from direct sunlight. Wear lots of sunscreen before visiting this place. There is a gift shop at the entrance where you can buy souvenirs from.

We spent a warm afternoon at the Chocolate farm. We were the last group and it seemed the instructors were a bit impatient and not very welcoming. The workshop is nice and fun for the kids and there is also a short activity for the kids outdoor while the chocolate is cooling in the fridge.

We were sleeping at Dgania so it was very close and obviously we had to go to an activity with chocolate 😁 It starts with a short film, then a chocolate workshop ( you can select what to build) and a short game you do with your kids at their garden while the chocolate is cooling off so you can take it back home The kids had a lot of fun creating the chocolate buildings ( and eating from the toppings). It was great!

A really cool place for the chocolate lovers. The journey begins with a nice video that covers the history of the place and the chocolate that arrives here. Afterwards you exit to the store where you can buy a wide variety of chocolate items including perlings, icecream and more. This place is great for bug groups.

I really enjoyed the day with my kids. Very friendly.

Great activity for the family. It's really sad that they don't have proper kosher supervision because they feel the need to open on Shabbos.....One day they'll learn..... ששת ימים תעבוד... וביום השביעי שבת..... That's why I can't give 5 stars.

A rare thing for Israel - really good ice cream here!) Their white chocolate ice cream has that chocolate inside indeed, tastes amazing! Everything they do and sell is high quality stuff, worth driving there. Open on Shabbat!

Nice place for kids, not very invested (especially not the entrance film). Looks relatively pretty clean and the staff is very nice. The ice-coffee is very tasty, the game for the children is funny and passes the time until their chocolate works are ready from the fridge. Unfortunately the chocolates they made were not successfully hardened but overall a nice experience for the kids.

Very full in summer time, lots of trash everywhere. The water had a layer of some weird red substance, did not feel very safe to go into the sea. Great place to go camping, would recommend for during non tourist times/later in evening/night

Clean and nice. Friendly people. Good for a parent with his/her kids. Wish there was a couple's section so families can stay together in an area with a modest dress code.

Separate beach on the kinneret one side men one side women simultaneously. The water is freshwater . Very nice small small waves . Good for younger children or those who just want a giant pool to swim in .

There are rocks instead of sand, trash on the beach, a plague of flies the likes of which hasn't been seen since ancient Egypt, and feces on the toilets. YOU FOOLS!

Very nice swim spot but not very welcoming energy for black people. Great spot for locals

Very nice well kept beach

Very clean and well kept. The life guards are a bit annoying but it's probably for our best

The beach is amazing. We had the privilege of visiting mid-Week. The facilities had been cleaned, and the beach itself was spotless, with a lifeguard on duty for the marked section of water.

Recently renovated. Showers and taps with potable water, are constantly cleaned. Plenty space for parking and camping. Can either bring your own tents, or rent air-conditioned igloo. Beach is quiet with grass and trees. New playground for kids. Just that the small kiosk only sells snacks and drinks.

Stayed there last weekend. The facilities were terrible, shared bathroom and showers were not clean at all and smelled. Maintenance of the tents and facilities is very poor. Worst of all, the kids playground was *filled* with fire ants which stung our kids more than once. Will not go back there and do not recommend.

Relaxing and expansive views of Tveria and the surrounding mountians

Great access to the Kineret lake. About the camping over there: There is an area to out up camping tents, and they have their own tents service which is not so cheap but it's really great. Their tents include A/C unit (it's a real game changer if you come in the summer), mattresses, BBQ stand, and you can get charcoal from their store. There is common shower and toilet zone, And there refrigerators spread around for everybody's use. Better come with your own toilet paper. They don't have the BBQ itself! Only the stand for it so you better get your own. Reason its not 5 stars is that the shower & toilet are not very clean most of the time.

Have a great achievement.

Clean, organized and new. For only parking payment you can find one of the best beaches in the Sea Of Galil. There is a nice entrance to the beach with a lifeguard. Showers are good, but there are only six. There is a cafe with some necessities for the campers. I’d come back.

We walked past here a few times. As the plate says, it is nothing to do with the Crusaders, it was built 500 years later. It's a ruin now or possibly a boutique hotel that has closed down. Very crude stone work and not a particularly pretty building or site.

An incredible place with an intertwined history. It's a pity that the fortress was closed, but it was fun to see the rest of the city

Have nothing common with crusaders. Name came with gallery, which calls "crusader palace." Actually, it is a four tower fortress built by Bedouin ruller in this area at the time of ottomans.

Is very nice lot 👍👌

Nice place to study history

Boutique hotel

(Translated by Google) The seafront part of the crusader castle was closed, apparently it is a private place, and some parts are not complete, but it is still impressive and worth coming to see. (Original) La parte frente al mar del castillo cruzado estaba cerrada, al parecer es un lugar privado, y algunas partes no están completas, pero aún así es impresionante y vale la pena venir a verlo.

Go check it out.

Very Holly place the prey and to get Yeshua.

(Translated by Google) A cemetery, a place with beautiful views, I would prefer living people to live there. (Original) בית קברות, מקום עם נופים יפים, הייתי מעדיף שאנשים חיים יגורו שם.

(Translated by Google) The ancient Jewish cemetery in Tiberias is an old Jewish cemetery, located in Tiberias. The cemetery is located on a slope in the western part of Mount Berniki near the Sea of ​​Galilee and the southern entrances of Tiberias. - Tomb of Rachel, wife of Rabbi Akiva - The tomb structure of Rachel, wife of Rabbi Akiva, is on the west side of the cemetery (Original) בית הקברות היהודי העתיק בטבריה הוא בית קברות יהודי ישן, הנמצא בטבריה. בית הקברות ממוקם על מידרון בחלקו המערבי של הר ברניקי בסמוך אל הכנרת ובמבואותיה הדרומיים של טבריה. - קבר רחל אשת רבי עקיבא - מבנה הקבר של רחל אשת רבי עקיבא נמצא בצידו המערבי של בית הקברות

(Translated by Google) An ancient cemetery with a variety of tzadikim from the students of the Baal Shem Tov to the sages of Morocco (Original) בית קברות עתיק מגוון בצדיקים מתלמידי הבעל שם טוב ועד חכמי מרוקו

(Translated by Google) A feeling of touching history. So many graves of the righteous in such a small radius. exciting. In my opinion the place is not maintained properly. (Original) תחושה של לגעת בהיסטוריה . כ"כ הרבה קברי צדיקים ברדיוס כ"כ קטן. מרגש. לדעתי המקום לא מתוחזק כראוי לו.

(Translated by Google) About 50 graves of the disciples of the Baal Shem Tov are in their resting place in the city of Tiberias, (Original) כ50 קברות של תלמידי הבעל שם טוב נמצאים במקום מנוחתם בעיר טבריה,

The Arbel in the early morning is a truly special place. The breathtaking view of the sun rising above the Sea of Galilee, accompanied by the majestic drops of the cliffs, creates an awe-inspiring experience. The stunning views extend both near and far, making it a truly unforgettable destination.

Beautiful area and easy hike section with the option for a more difficult hike down the mountain. Views are stunning.

This is fantastic little hike. The circular route takes about 2h. Be aware that the begining and end of the hike uses handgrips, as it's very steep. So while it's not a very long hike, it can be challenging. Hiking boots recommended. In the middle there is a detour up steep steps to visit an old fortress, for those interested in an even harder challenge. There is very little shade, so come early during the summer. The view is breathtaking and makes this one of the most amazing hikes in Israel. For groups with a bus, you can choose, instead of the circular route, to head down the mountain in the middle, thus not having to climb back up with the grips. There is also a shorter hike/walk option that takes you up to the edge of the cliff to see the view.

Had a great time with the view at the top, and then hiked down the west side. Anticipate an extra 45 minute or more if you do that instead of going directly back to the bus

Breathtaking view! Little entry fee but several hiking paths to observe Magdal and the Sea of Galilee

If you like natural formations, breathtaking views over cliffs, caves and the Sea of Gallillee, you'll appreciate Arbel National Park. If you're going in summer be aware that there is no shelter at all except for the concession stand seating area.

A great place to view the Kinerret and the surroundings from above. There are several walking 🚶‍♂️ trails. The longest one is about 3 hours. Highly recommend.

Not amazing as many of the other National Parks in Israel, such as Metsada, Avdat, Beith Shean and many others. First, it is much much smaller. But then it still is very interesting as it is rather different for its historical significance as well as the architecture, the colors of the stones and the structure of the remaining. When you're on your way to the Northern Nature Reserves or National Parks (don't forget to reserve your entry tickets) after the heavy January rains , or the other National Parks, like Nimrod Fortress (much bigger and impressive) or Gamla, you can stop there for half an hour and learn a little more about Israel History. And if you have the Matmon Card which gives you a free entry, then all the better, isn't it? I was there again this October, I was there at sunset, as a closure in a day full of sites and natural reserves and it was the perfect ending. Bottom line, if you pass by this park on your way to Metulla or the Golan, just stop.

Tel Hazor National Park is an impressive and historically rich site that offers a deep dive into ancient Canaanite and Israelite civilizations. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hazor was once the largest fortified city in the region and played a major role in the history of the ancient Near East. The park is well-maintained, with clear paths and informative signage in multiple languages that make the archaeological remains come alive. Highlights include the impressive city gate, water system, and palace ruins. The view from the top of the tel provides a beautiful panorama of the Hula Valley and the surrounding landscape. For history buffs, Hazor is a must-visit. It’s fascinating to walk through a city mentioned in ancient texts like the Bible and to see remnants of daily life from thousands of years ago. Even for casual visitors, the scale and atmosphere of the site are striking. Be sure to bring water, a hat, and good walking shoes, especially in warmer months. There’s minimal shade, so an early morning or late afternoon visit is ideal. Rating: 4.5/5 – A powerful and thought-provoking journey into ancient history with great educational value.

Amazing archeological site displaying thousands of years of Canaanite and Israelite history: palaces, walls, storehouses and cistern have all been excavated and partially reconstructed. The staff at the entrance were pleasant and helpful, and most of the site is very accessible. There are walking paths leading from area to area and plenty of shaded benches for anyone who needs a break along the way. The only challenging section was the descent into the cistern, which is a lot of stairs, but definitely worth seeing for anyone willing to put in the legwork. We spent about two hours walking around and seeing everything, and at the end there is a nice picnic area with more tables and benches (all in the shade). Overall a well-maintained park displaying some very important ancient history of the Levant; definitely worth visiting if you like history and light hiking.

One of the most impressive sites of Ancient Israel. In a quick visit (an hour or so should generally suffice; if you have more time then take more time to take it in) you can see the remains of an impressive Bronze age (Cannaanite) palace, Israelite high place with cultic monolith (matzeva) dating from the time of the Shoftim (Judges), impressive Israelite city gate and fortifications built by kings Solomon and Ahab, and a massive water system also built during the reign of Ahab. With great views of the Naftali mountains nearby.

Nice place for archeology buffs. A lot of ruined houses, on a hill, and the highlight for me was the water reservoir, which is a very deep well to which you climb down using many stairs, until you reach a small cave where rainwater was collected. There is a nice activity that each visitor can participate: mud collects over the water reservoir, so the workers of the place fill buckets of this mud to remove it. Each visitor can take a bucket with him when going back up from the reservoir, helping the mud clearing effort. I really liked this game, I felt it was a great opportunity to teach my son about helping and volunteering. Overall it is very similar to tel megiddo. But tel megiddo is more interesting, which is why I gave tel hazor only a 4. It lacks a bit of development for tourists, a short video explaining about the place would be nice. Also I guess the water reservoir of tel megiddo is more impressive, withe more stairs and longer tunnels. All in all great experience for me and my 3 year old son.

Amazing place with a fabulous panoramic view. Tel Hazor is Canaanitian dwelling place, probably one of an ancient places in the world and mentioned as Biblical city in early 9-th century BC, during the reign of the Omrides. It is indescribable feeling to be today at that place by touching their stuffs like olive press-facility. Highly recommended. There are restroom, parking places in abundance also for disabled people.

It was not as big as I expected, but it was a very nice site with good history and beautiful surroundings.

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(Translated by Google) We arrived on Shabbat. There was half an hour left before the official closing time. The wife really wanted to get to the chapel. We didn’t really hope that they would allow us to come in, but... They called us on the phone, explained the situation, and they let us in. Quiet, clean, neat. I highly recommend visiting. (Original) Приехали в шаббат. До оффициального времени закрытия оставалось пол часа. Супруга очень хотела попасть в часовню. Не особо надеялись, что разрешат зайти, но... Позвонили по телефону, объяснили ситуацию и нас запустили. Тихо, чисто, аккуратно. Очень рекомендую побывать.

(Translated by Google) Guests leaving say that this is Heaven on earth. The fruit garden is beautiful. Radon, mineral and eye springs. In hot weather, shade from eucalyptus trees and palm trees. Swimming in shirts is mandatory. Visitors walk on their own; there are benches in the shade and in the sun. If someone has arrived for the first time, you can ask someone to guide you around the territory. Frequent guests will easily show you and tell you where to take photos and videos. One must behave according to the rules of being in an Orthodox courtyard. The inhabitants living here are all Russian-speaking, you can ask for information and help. (Original) Гости уходя говорят, что это Рай на земле. Сад фруктовый красивый. Радоновый, минеральные и глазной источники. В жаркую погоду тень от эвакалиптов и пальм. Купаться в рубашках обязательно. Посетители сами гуляют, скамейки есть в тени и на солнце. Если кто в первый раз прибыл, то можно попросить кого-то проводить по территории.Частые гости легко покажут и расскажут где сделать фото и видео. Вести себя положено по правилам нахождения на православном подворье. Живущие здесь насельники все русскоязычные, можно обратиться за информацией и помощью.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place where you are always welcome and welcome! On the territory of the courtyard there is a cave of the prophet Elijah, a radon spring, an eye spring and a spring of Mary Magdalene. Swim only in shirts, there is somewhere to change. A very calm and peaceful place! (Original) Чудесное место где вам всегда рады и всегда примут! На территории подворья расположены пещера пророка Ильи, радоновый источник, глазной источник и источник Марии Магдалины. Купаться только в рубашках, есть где переодеться. Очень спокойное и умиротворённое место!

(Translated by Google) It is impossible to swim in the radon spring without special pajamas, which are sold for 40 shekels. Or take some pajamas from home, it does not matter if you are a woman or a man, you are still allowed to swim only in pajamas (Original) Не возможно поплавать в родоновом источнике без специальной пижамы, Которую продают за 40 шекелей. Ну или берите из дома какую то пижаму, не важно женщина или мужчина, все равно купаться разрешают только в пижаме

(Translated by Google) A woman was once born and raised in Magdala, whose name will forever go down in gospel history. The Gospel does not tell us anything about Mary’s youth, but Tradition tells us that Mary of Magdala was young, beautiful and led a sinful life. The Gospel says that the Lord cast out seven demons from Mary. From the moment of her healing, Maria began a new life. She became a faithful disciple of the Savior. The Gospel tells that Mary Magdalene followed the Lord when He and the apostles passed through the cities and villages of Judea and Galilee preaching the Kingdom of God. Together with pious women - Joanna, the wife of Chuza (Herod's steward), Susanna and others, she served Him from their estates (Luke 8:1-3) and, undoubtedly, shared evangelistic works with the apostles, especially among women. Smile at yourself when he is in his place, when he is killed. their. The Gospel tells that Mary Magdalene was also on Calvary at the time of the Lord’s crucifixion. When all the Savior’s disciples fled, she fearlessly remained at the Cross along with the Mother of God and the Apostle John. (Original) В Магдале когда-то родилась и выросла женщина, имя которой навеки вошло в евангельскую историю. Евангелие ничего не повествует нам о юных годах Марии, но Предание сообщает, что Мария из Магдалы была молода, красива и вела грешную жизнь. В Евангелии говорится, что Господь изгнал из Марии семь бесов. С момента исцеления Мария начала новую жизнь. Она стала верной ученицей Спасителя. Евангелие повествует, что Мария Магдалина следовала за Господом, когда Он с апостолами проходил по городам и селениям Иудеи и Галилеи с проповедью Царствия Божия. Вместе с благочестивыми женщинами - Иоанной, женой Хузы (домоправителя Иродова), Сусанной и другими она служила Ему от имений своих (Лк. 8, 1-3) и, несомненно, разделяла с апостолами благовестнические труды, в особенности среди женщин. Улыбните себя, когда он будет на своем месте, когда он будет убит. их. Евангелие повествует, что Мария Магдалина находилась и на Голгофе в момент распятия Господа. Когда все ученики Спасителя разбежались, она бесстрашно оставалась у Креста вместе с Богородицей и апостолом Иоанном.

(Translated by Google) It's very nice in this monastery: friendly nuns, a pomegranate garden and wonderful springs with fish. I hope we'll come here again soon. (Original) Очень хорошо в этом монастыре: приветливые монахини, гранатовый сад и чудесные источники с рыбками. Надеюсь, скоро приедем сюда снова.

The way they include the beatitudes thoughtfully along the walk to the church provides a wonderful meditation. It is a beautiful place to inspire one to live by God’s wisdom. The view is breathtaking.

This is my favorite place that I have visited in Israel. The entire Sea of Galilee region actually. I listened to the sermon on the mount (Matthew ch 5-7) while walking this mountain site. It is so surreal to listen to that sermon while walking around where Jesus preached the same message. Amazingly beautiful area, I can see why God chose this area to roam while physically on this earth. Amazing

This church was built on the site where it is thought that Jesus preached His "sermon on the mount" which is recorded in the gospels. A beautiful place, brings peace and tranquility to your soul. From an architectural point of view, the church is unique because it has windows on all sides, through which there is a panoramic view of the Sea of ​​Galilee. The church itself is stunning, with gorgeous stained glass windows and intricate stone work. The atmosphere inside is peaceful and welcoming, and the service was uplifting and meaningful. Powerful churches occupied by their grit and sacrifices. Am privileged to visit this holy shrine.

This church was built on the site where it is thought that Jesus preached His "sermon on the mount" which is recorded in the gospels. The church sits overlooking the Sea of Galilee with gentle slopes around it down to the sea. Some of the slopes are now covered with banana trees, a crop only recently introduced to this area. The church is a small and simple but beautiful building which sits surrounded by a well kept garden. The acoustics of the small chaplet were incredible. A well deserved stop on your trip!

One of the most beautiful and serene places I have ever visited. The nuns run a tight ship so any conversation that are too Loud is controlled. It's such an amazing experience to walk around, revel in the scriptures and daily words and see people from around the world. The gardens itself are well taken care off.

This is the place Jesus preached on the mountain. Well maintained and clean. Serene and peaceful meditative atmosphere inside. One of the must visit Holy sites in Israel. To avoid crowd please visit this place in the morning. A kind of mystical feeling as you enter in here. Washrooms are available to use for a fee.

Beautiful monastery with an even more beautiful garden which is inhabited by little parrots. As one can image, the place is quite crowed with tourists. But it is okay until around 10am. The view in the sea of Galilee is amazing as well as long as the weather is good!