The pure beauty that surrounds the Golan Heights in Northern Israel has made the Golan Heights among the most visited locations for blissful escapes. That stunning glowing blue waters of the Sea of Galilee embraced by the warm sunshine, not to mention the friendly faces of the locals, all combined gives your experience a ‘home away from home’ feeling.
These characteristics of the Golan Heights largely contribute to the vibrant tourism in Northern Israel and to the tourism industry in general, which is one of the main income sources of the country.
Travel and leisure gave Israel a track record of 3.6 million visitor landings in 2017, a 25 % expansion since 2016 and added NIS 20 billion to the Israeli economic climate which makes it one of the highest records of all time.
Therefore, locating a Golan Heights accommodation to stay at is absolutely not a problem, especially with the large number of Golan Heights hotels. For instance, if you wish to stay close to the hustle and bustle of the day-to-day Golan life, get an accommodation near the Sea of Galilee.
But in general, so long as you have time, this unique section of the world has its own natural marvels that will take your breath away!
Where to Go Once You Get Your Golan Heights Accommodation?
Ø Nimrod Fortress National Park, Golan Heights
Nimrod's Fortress, lying in the foot of Mt. Hermon, may be the largest fortress in Israel since the Middle Ages. The panoramic view from the top will mesmerize you.
Ø Nimrod Fortress National Park, Golan Heights
Nimrod's Fortress, lying in the foot of Mt. Hermon, may be the largest fortress in Israel since the Middle Ages. The panoramic view from the top will mesmerize you.
Following much restoration work, you will be able to check out and enjoy this jewel dating back to 1229, a thrilling adventure indeed, but also challenging considering the numerous stairwells and solid pathways.
Ø Baniyas Waterfall
The Baniyas waterfall is one of Israel’s northern pleasures and is a hugely popular spot for locals and visitors as well, specifically during the winter. Fed through the melting snow of Israel’s highest mountain, Mount Hermon, Israel’s greatest waterfall is additionally home for some wonderful journeys. Besides, Baniyas is also known as a Christian pilgrimage destination. In the Baniyas waterfall, you will get to choose if you wish to sit on the shores or dive into the water. It’s up to you!
Ø Mount Bental
Essentially, mount Bental is one of two craters of a vanished volcano positioned 1, 171 meters above sea level, thus the astonishing views can cover a wide horizon that reaches Syria. The old military bunkers are good for the children to scamper across. And in the case of hunger, don’t hesitate to visit the sweet Kofi Anan Coffee shop to relax and spend quality time with your family.