Visit Israel and discover The Red (Sea), The Med(iterranean)(Sea), the Dead (Sea) and… the Sea of Galilee - Too

Shalom and Hello to you all,

Israel is one of the most spectacular places on Earth. Israel has diversity of regions that include different terrain, climate, agriculture, vegetation, animals and panoramic views.

This time I am going to introduce you to our 4 seas from my point of view: The Red Sea, the Med(iterranean) Sea, the Dead Sea and the Sea of Galilee.

Now that you are curious as to what to expect let me assist you with my useful info when travelling to Israel.

My trips will make your stay a memorable and enjoyable for years to come.

Mediterranean coastal plain

The coastal plain includes some of the best attractions and activities of Israel- amazing sandy beaches, leisure activities, marine activities, nature-reserves, promenades and much more to see, explore and discover.

Some of the most known places are: Akko-the Old City, Haifa (Bahai Gardens), Caesarea (Aqueduct) and the vibrant city of Tel Aviv.

Spending a day at the beach is a must when visiting Israel almost any time of year.

The Red Sea

This is the place where the Biblical book of Exodus tells the story of the Israelites’ crossing of a body of water.

This is the place where Queen Sheba visited King Solomon.

You can dive, watch the dolphins, get to know the underwater sea life. You can get a sun tan all year round. You can combine your trip by visiting the Sinai Peninsula and Petra in Jordan.

Dead Sea

The Dead Sea known in Hebrew as the Sea of Salt (Yam Ha-Melakh) is the lowest place on earth.

The Dead Sea’s high salt concentration means that people can easily float in the Dead Sea.

The Dead Sea is the biggest free SPA on Earth. It has natural sources for healing.

If your doctor prescribes a visit to the lowest place on Earth don’t miss that! It can heal many types of health problems.

The Dead Sea area is mentioned in the Hebrew Bible as a refuge place of King David . The first tourist to visit the Dead Sea was most likely Abraham and his nephew Lot. The Dead Sea scrolls were found here in Qumran.

Sea of Galilee

Did you know that Israel’s famous Sea of Galilee is just a lake?

The Sea of Galilee is the largest freshwater lake in Israel and the lowest freshwater lake in the world.

The Sea of Galilee is surrounded by historic, natural, archeological, recreational and religious attractions that bring in visitors from all over the world.

What would a lake be without some wet fun?

You can swim, sail and enjoy marine sport.