Luxury Holidays & Honeymoons in Israel

One of the world’s most extraordinary natural sites, sitting at 432m below sea level, the Dead Sea is the lowest place on Earth. Heal your body and soul as you float in the turquoise lake’s mineral-rich waters and pamper yourself with health remedies and natural beauty treatments at one of the area’s well-renowned mineral spas. Although, the Dead Sea isn’t the only attraction in the area. Ein Gedi Nature Reserve’s spring-fed canyons and freshwater pools are well-worth a visit, and Masada National Park’s spectacular views and archeological ruins peppered in a dark, spine-tingling history is unmissable.

Ein Gedi, translating to spring of the kid (young goat)’ in Hebrew, is one of Israel’s most magical desert oases and a breath of fresh, fragrant air. And we’ve found the perfect family-friendly Nahale Davide trail for you to venture out on. Guided by one of our experts, you’ll pass beautiful vistas, cascading waterfalls and get the opportunities to bathe in the fresh-water pools below. Giving life to palm trees, bulrushes and all kinds of tropical plant life, be sure to keep an eye out for hyraxes, ibexes and native bird species along the way.

Aboard your jeep in the depths of the Negev Desert, you’ll embark on a journey to the edge of the Ramon Machtesh, crossing the Machtesh floor and stopping for shade among the Acacia trees. Surrounded by some of the most dramatic scenery in Israel, our experienced rappelling instructor will soon get you up to speed on the heart pumping activity on offer. After safely abseiling down the mighty Mitzpe Ramon, it’s time to dine out on a banquet of delicious foods in the serene desert below.