10 top places to go boating in Israel
Jordan River rafting, pedal-boating in the park, cruising the Sea of Galilee, kayaking in the Red Sea – whatever floats your boat is possible in Israel.
Jordan River rafting, pedal-boating in the park, cruising the Sea of Galilee, kayaking in the Red Sea – whatever floats your boat is possible in Israel.
An abandoned boat lies on the shores of the Sea of Galilee.
This Christmas season, two new sites — devoted to the Virgin Mary and Mary Magdalene – are ready for visitors.
Mass, baptism, concerts, trees, glitter – it’s all here in Israel.
Israeli researchers uncover link between drought and the rapid decline of ancient civilizations, using pollen samples from under water.
Israeli scientists puzzle over how an ancient stone structure twice the diameter of Stonehenge ended up in the Sea of Galilee.
The three-day Jacob’s Ladder extravaganza features 40 bands playing folk rock, country, Irish and Celtic, blues, bluegrass and world music.
Aside from its many religious pilgrimage sites for Jews and Christians, Tiberias is a prime location for water recreation.
Germany, Canada, the US and Asia all plan on sending teams to the Sea of Galilee event.
The hosts of “Grannies on Safari” filmed two episodes in Israel as guests of the Tourism Ministry.
The most significant places in the ministry of Jesus of Nazareth aren’t in Jerusalem, but in the picturesque Upper Galilee.
It’s really a lake, but whatever you call this Galilee waterway, lots of fun and educational activities lure visitors. ISRAEL21c gives you the top 10.
The Ottoman-built Tzemach Station on the Sea of Galilee is being renovated to become a tourist and academic center.
Israel’s newest hiking route allows Christian pilgrims to trek the same terrain where Jesus once walked.