Ein Gedi Botanical Garden (Ein Gedi, Israel): Tours & Tickets
- Middle East
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- Dead Sea Region
- Ein Gedi
- Things to do in Ein Gedi
- Ein Gedi Botanical Garden
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Very clean, well kept, unique flowers, plants and trees, some from Africa. It takes about 20 minutes to cover the route. Not a place to stop for a picnic - it is a residential area.
Our tour group just went up to the waterfall, but that was a great experience. We walked up the trail to a rocky place with railings on steps to get down to the pool and waterfall. Quite steep. You can take your shoes off and Wade in the shallow water and go under the waterfall.…
Ein Gedi is a kibbutz (communal village) situated next to the Dead Sea and two sweet water streams (Arugot and David). The entire kibbutz is also a botanical garden, so your tour, although marked on a map, is essentially a tour of the kibbutz. The area is very hot, so you're…
Go directly to the David Waterfall and stand right underneath the pouring water. It is cold and refreshing. Don't mind the crowds or boisterous people. Just go straight up and make your way to the most exciting part of the climb.
In Hebrew Ein Gedi means "spring of the kid" where 'kid' means a young goat and the Ein Gedi is the biggest oasis in Israel and one of the country's premier hiking spots. The Ein Gedi Nature Reserve is home to springs and waterfalls, flowing brooks at the bottom of cliffs, …
