Due to the fresh water sources found here there is a large variety of plant and animal species specific to the region. There are hiking trails varying in difficulty. However, the unbearable heat and the crowds of tourists can be rather annoying as one cannot...More

Hot, dry walk to waterfalls. Quite crowded, so unable to go at own pace. Pretty much had to stay in line. Once in a while, groups would stop to talk and we could scoot by. Definitely go up to last waterfall....prettiest and a lot of...More

We went after a early morning hike to Masada. It wasn't too crowded, at that time, though the tour buses were pulling in as we were leaving. There are lots of hikes ranging in length and difficulty.

I visited this park 9 years ago and there was an amazing water spring pool we could actually swim in. Beautiful crystal clear and cold water. While visiting this week, the spring seems to have dried up and is barely a puddle for your legs....More

To see the type of wilderness where David hid from Saul is amazing. He had command over his destiny yet he refused to take the life of Saul. To prove his loyalty he went to Saul’s tent and cut a corner off his Robe. We...More

I've been here three times now and the trek never ceases to be enjoyable. The first time we ventured down the shortest path that only took us part way to David's Waterfall. The second time we ventured to David's Waterfall and just slightly past. This...More

Ein Gedi is one of the places where David hid from King Saul. It is a nice place to visit even if you just take the short walk to the first waterfall, you might see some animals along the way. We saw some cute little...More