Sarone Valley
Description:
A Mediterranean valley filled with aromas of citrus and vineyards, juicy bright fruits of cacti and persimmon, colorful spots of bougainvillea and hot eastern sun. Discovering a surprisingly ancient history and incomparable beauty, she invites you to walk around her amazing corners and enjoy every moment spent together.
1. Alexander Creek is a turtle bridge.
The only place in the Middle East where there is a population of freshwater soft-bodied turtles. Except that in the African lakes you can still see these unusual animals, reaching a length of 1.5 meters. They love to bask in the sun, crawling out to everyone’s joy and demonstrating to observers their unusual nature. And if you are lucky, you can witness real turtle games. Turning over and diving into the water with such force that would envy any dolphins, soft-bodied turtles arrange demonstrations.
2. Ramat - Ha - Nadive (Baron Rothschild Park)
Many have heard the famous surname of the Rothschilds, the richest banking family in Europe.
But not many people know that Baron Edmond Rothschild built many cities in modern Israel. The famous surname is the name of the coat of arms of the jewelry store of the founder of the family Mayer Amschel. It was he who came up with the name of the coat of arms “red shield”.
The most interesting story of the family, its 5 branches and the main question that worries researchers of the Baron’s life: why, a man who was passionate about painting and art at 37 years old changes his life by 360 degrees and begins to “build” the state of Israel. The beautiful park, in the center of which is the tomb of Baron Edmond and his wife Adelaide, allows you to enjoy the beauty of nature, as well as plunge into the history of the Rothschild family.
3. Zichron Jacob.
The city is rightly called the birthplace of Israeli wine.
Baron Edmond's favorite place, named after his father. In the early 20th century, the streets of Zichron Jacob could rival those of Paris and London. The city blossomed.
It was here in the late 19th century that the first Carmel winery was founded, which is still considered the largest in Israel and produces wines and liqueurs that compete with French and Italian.
The price includes:
Guide services
Excursion cost with transfer from $ 600
Comes to: Individual