Nayamantour

17/07/2023

🛶 Are you ready for an exhilarating aquatic adventure? Let's dive into the world of kayaking in Israel and discover the thrill of exploring its stunning waterways from a unique perspective! 🌊🚣‍♀️

🌍 Israel offers a diverse range of kayaking experiences, allowing outdoor enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the country's natural beauty while enjoying an exciting water sport. Here's what you need to know about kayaking in Israel: 🛶💦

1️⃣ Sea Kayaking: Along the Mediterranean coastline, you can embark on a sea kayaking expedition. Paddle through crystal-clear waters, witness breathtaking coastal landscapes, and explore hidden coves and caves, all while soaking up the sun and refreshing sea breeze. 🌅🌊

2️⃣ River Kayaking: Israel is home to several stunning rivers, such as the Jordan River, the Yarkon River, and the Hatzbani River. Hop in a kayak and navigate through gentle currents, surrounded by lush vegetation and abundant wildlife. It's a perfect way to connect with nature and enjoy a peaceful escape. 🌿🦆

3️⃣ Dead Sea Kayaking: For a truly unique experience, you can't miss the opportunity to kayak in the Dead Sea. Floating effortlessly on its famously buoyant waters, you'll marvel at the surreal landscape and have a chance to soak in the mineral-rich therapeutic mud. It's a once-in-a-lifetime adventure you won't forget! 🏜️💧

💫 Whether you're a seasoned kayaker or a beginner, Israel's diverse waterways offer something for everyone. Join a guided tour or rent a kayak independently and let the currents lead you to unforgettable encounters with nature and breathtaking scenery. 🌍🛶

🔥 Get ready to paddle, explore, and create lasting memories as you discover the beauty of Israel's waterways through the exciting sport of kayaking. Let the thrill of adventure guide you as you navigate these picturesque landscapes! 🌊🌅

16/07/2023

🏨 Discover the intriguing story behind the Banksy Hotel in Bethlehem, its founding, profound message, and why it captivates tourists from around the world! 🎨✨

🎨 The Banksy Hotel, also known as the Walled-Off Hotel, stands as a unique artistic project founded by the renowned anonymous street artist, Banksy. It carries a powerful message and aims to shed light on the complex political situation in the region. 🌆🌍

💡 The hotel was established in 2017, overlooking the separation barrier between Israel and the West Bank. It serves as both an art installation and a functioning hotel, offering guests an immersive experience that combines art, politics, and hospitality. 🖌️🏨

🕊️ Banksy's message through the Walled-Off Hotel is a call for peace, promoting dialogue and understanding between different communities. It seeks to challenge the walls, both physical and metaphorical, that divide people and hinder peace and coexistence. 🤝🌟

🌍 The hotel's interior is adorned with thought-provoking artwork by Banksy and other artists, addressing themes of conflict, occupation, and the pursuit of peace. Each room features unique artistic interpretations, creating an immersive and engaging atmosphere for visitors. 🎨🛌

💫 Beyond its artistic allure, the Banksy Hotel has become a significant tourist attraction, drawing visitors who are interested in the intersection of art, politics, and social commentary. It offers a distinctive opportunity to engage with the realities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and contemplate its impact. 🎭🌍

🌟 As you explore the Banksy Hotel, may its powerful message resonate with you, inspiring dialogue, empathy, and a greater understanding of the complexities of the region. Let us embark on a journey of art, reflection, and a shared vision for a peaceful future. 🎨🕊️

22/05/2022

22/05/2022

Oftentimes your baggage is either lost or it comes back damaged. To avoid lost luggage simply mark your luggage as fragile.

In truth, your luggage will be treated with extra care or at least handled properly. In fact, your luggage will probably be on the top of the pile in the planes storage compartment.

Not only will your luggage avoid being trampled and smashed by being on the top but you will most likely receive your luggage first.

20/04/2022

Where there are waves - there will be surfing. Have you seen waves in Israel? And so, had the opportunity to watch the brave sea cowboys of all ages, who are united by an unstoppable love for the oceans and seas and such an attractive surfing. Given that this sport is in trend today, we decided to ride to the best places to swim with a board on the Mediterranean coast of Israel.
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🌊Palmahim
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In search of the golden wave in any case can not miss the protected beach, Palmahim. This is one of the few paid beaches, but the pleasure is worth it. On the beach you can make fire, barbecue and spend the night in tents.
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🌊Hof Jerusalem
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Further to the north, another well-known surf refuge - Jerusalem Beach (located in Tel Aviv), also known as Hof a Holsim, which translates to «surf beach». This is an open-ended beach break with high quality waves, which with a good cut reach two meters.
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🌊Bat Galim
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The final point of our journey is Bat Galim in Haifa. Here the hardest community of surfers in Israel is on the defensive. These northern guys have a certain jealousy about flying athletes: spot is just as good for classic, kite and windsurfing. This is where the annual Red Bull Storm Rider windsurfing championship takes place with the participation of invited surf gurus from abroad.
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Of course, this is only a small part of the total set of beaches of our magical country. Surfing in Israel is almost everywhere and, most importantly, all year round. In each coastal city there is a successful corner (and more often and not one!).
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20/04/2022

The Pesach, or Jewish Easter, is one of the main Jewish feasts commemorating the liberation of the Jews from slavery in ancient Egypt. It begins on the 14th day of the spring month of the Nisan according to the Jewish lunar calendar and is celebrated for seven days in Israel and eight days outside the country.

Holiday history

According to the Bible, the Jews who settled in Egypt gradually became slaves to the Egyptians. The Lord, desiring to save the Jews, sent calamities against the Egyptian people, which in the Pentateuch were called "The Ten Plagues of Egypt". Despite the destruction of cattle and crops, the darkness and sickness of the people, the Pharaoh did not agree to release the slaves.

On the eve of the worst, the tenth ex*****on, when one night all the firstborn of the Egyptian people were killed, the Most High told Moses that every Jewish family before ex*****on slaughtered the lamb, and his blood marked the front door so that the plague would bypass them.

And on the night of the 14th day of Nisan the Lord passed by the marked houses. After this Moses was able to take away the Jews from the Egyptian bo***ge.

Since then, Jews around the world have celebrated the Passover (translated into Hebrew as "passing by") - a holiday of exodus from Egypt, it is also called the time of birth of the Jewish people.