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  To schedule your visit, please login to the Natural Parks and Nature Reserves Website and use their online booking system. HaBsor Stream: On the banks of HaBsor Stream stretches one of Israel's largest streams, exiting Eshkol Park, which is mostly man-made (KKL -JNF, the Natural Parks and Nature Reserves Authority and Merchavim Regional Council all partner in the development and operation of the park). The Park - A lush, green focal point for those touring the Northern Negev region. Each season "paints" the park and its surroundings in different hues and shades, and from February-March the entire area is dyed in "anemone ruby" - a breathtaking sight that beckons us to leave our homes, go out to nature and rejoice in these 'blossoms'. The park entrance - West of Ofakim. You can reach the park from Yad Mordechai Junction, Magen Junction, and Gilat Junction. The springs burst out of the ground in several locations, and the water is collected into a series of artificial reservoirs and plunge pools in the park's center. In addition, children's playgrounds have been placed for travelers' pleasure. The park and its surroundings offer diverse entertainment options. Climbing the birdcage and walking along the springs is suitable for everyone. Of course, one can choose to hike longer distances. The park also offers vast spaces, lawns and many shaded nooks. It borders various walking paths, roads and bike trails. You may spend the night in the park or in one of the inns in the surrounding area.

The artist Matti Orlov opens his house and hearts. The artist offer coffee and light refreshments, conversation, a tour of the gallery and the stunning sculpture garden - come and visit! Matti Orlov, a well-known sculptor whose works have been exhibited in world-renowned galleries (in Israel and the United States, Berlin, and Hong Kong), will take you through a fascinating iron-cutting sculpture garden. The sculpture garden tells the story of Matti the artist - characters he met during his life, diverse works of art, some sad and some happy... * Visiting hours: By pre-booking Sunday - Thursday: 09:00 - 17:00 Fridays: 09:00 - 14:00  

The story of the first settlement in the Negev in recent times together with a short film. 100 years for the first settlement in the Negev in the First Settlers Site in Kibbutz Ruhama! Ruhama was re-established four times and destroyed three times by natural disasters and by man, and it shall not fall a fourth time!

A boutique holiday complex in Moshav Sde Tzvi, connecting nature, simplicity and love. 3 different-sized suites. The guestrooms are made of clay and wood, nestling in a magical location with a sense of 'times gone by.' Each suite has private pools (heated in season). You'll find endless open spaces with cultivated fields, incredible sunsets,a sea breeze, and a 'time stands still' atmosphere. In addition, the complex offers a rural holiday home for small groups (up to 6 persons).

A milion stars hospitality  Camping under a sky full of stars and pastoral peace in the heart of the desert. The site has spacious and pleasant camping huts, a centrally lit hospitality hut with mats and mattresses for low sitting, which also serves for gatherings and meals, where you can sit around a fire and enjoy the magic of the desert. The visitors can enjoy an equipped and convenient main kitchen including: refrigerators, BBQ, tables and lots of space. The huts include lighting, mats and mattresses, electrical sockets, tables and benches. Staying at Kibbutz Tze'elim, which sits on Nahal HaBsor in the Eshkol Regional Council, allows you free entry to the Hammam and the swimming pool (in season), in addition to the outdoor accommodation complex.

Zohar BaDesheh ['Splendor in the Grass' - pun intended) located at Moshav Ein HaBasor on the banks of the HaBasor Stream. Two luxurious, bright and romantic wooden cabins in a peaceful rural atmosphere. Our cabins include: a beautifully designed and air-conditioned living room, a charming bedroom with candles and romantic fragrances, television and air-conditioner. A large jacuzzi, a well-equipped kitchenette and dining corner, and a well-kept and lovely garden with a hammock and a BBQ. In summer, the swimming pool on the moshav is available for guests. Breakfast is served in the cabin. In addition, the complex offers a Mongolian accommodation unit in a quiet rural atmosphere.

  Our snack bar serves cyclists who come to ride in "Bicycle Land" around ​​Kibbutz Be'eri, or who ride in the southern region and travelers touring the area. Ours is a popular meeting place both before and after the ride to organize, exchange stories and meet riders from all over Israel. Our coffee is freshly roasted and ground on-site, its unique flavor specifically chosen to match the place and the clientele. Here you'll also find a selection of hearty sandwiches to replenish much-needed carbohydrates and proteins  after the effort of cycling, as well as  a selection of toasts, popsicles, ice cream, and various snacks and energy bars. Need to work on your laptop? We offer free wi-fi indoors and outdoors, even in the heart of the grove, with an atmosphere that beats any neighborhood café. We also sell various brands of isotonic drinks, as powdered concentrate and as ready-to-drink bottled beverages. Our snack bar offers cheeses produced by the "Be'eri Dairy" - a small, high-quality, award-winning dairy farm, as well as locally produced quality Jojoba oil.

Meals for groups only, by appointment.

Galai Winery - the Boutique Winery of the Northern Negev A (paid) guided tour of a family-owned, rural boutique winery whose wines have won prestigious medals and awards both in Israel and abroad. Tasting various fine and unique wines accompanied by explanations about the careful manufacturing process of all wines exclusively produced from grapes grown in the vineyard next to the winery in Moshav Nir-Akiva, the North-Western Negev. You may sit or stay on the grounds even without the paid tour - based on availability. The cost depends on what you order from the menu. Rich, diverse picnic baskets - ready-made or customized (wines, cheeses, spreads and more) Arrival at the complex: Location: Moshav Nir-Akiva (close to the Beit-Kama interchange, Netivot and Sderot) Waze: "Galai Winery" or "Nir-Akiva." Take the first turn right at the second roundabout inside the settlement. Parking: on-site. Follow the signage or any other directions provided. Notes: * The activity in the complex is not suitable for families with children. * Entry is from age 18. (Exceptions are made by prior arrangements only, with a special permit). * The wines are not kosher. The food products are kosher, but not all have a kosher seal.