Randonnées
Randonner dans les Wadi du plateau du Golan. Contempler la forteresse de Gamla et rentrer dans les eaux de la rivière de la Yéhoudia. Crapahuter dans les cascades près de la frontière libanaise. Traverser l'une des plus belles réserves naturelles au monde en Haute-Galilée, sur le mont Méron et vivre encore bien d'autres aventures.
Traverser les cratères du désert du Néguev. Marcher à l'intérieur des villes nabatéennes datant de plus de deux mille ans. S'asseoir dans une tente bédouine et partager le thé traditionnel, la pita et le labané, tout en randonnant à travers les paysages désertiques du Néguev.
De l'ancien village de Koumran jusqu'à la fin de la mer Morte, la découverte en randonnée du désert de Judée est une véritable révélation. Des falaises des sources d'Ein Gédi au Mont Tsrouriah, du fleuve de Tséhilim jusqu'à la ville d'Arad, les parcours du désert de Judée sont un véritable retour aux paysages bibliques, à l'histoire de la tribu de Judah, du roi David, sans compter les centaines de grottes qui servirent de refuges aux répressions exercées par l'Empire romain.
A travers les monts de Jérusalem, nous randonnons sur les traces des combattants et des jeunes soldats qui accompagnèrent en 1948 les convois de ravitaillement en direction de Jérusalem. Batailles célèbres de 1948, libération des quartiers juifs de Jérusalem, histoire des villages arabes de la région, combats héroïques, forteresses assiégées, toute la guerre d'Indépendance se déroule sous nos pas qui nous guident pendant toute une journée.
Inaugurée en 1995 par l'autorité de la protection de la nature et des parcs, le « sentier d'Israël », d'une longueur de 1000 kilomètres, traverse tout le pays du Nord au Sud. Signalé à l'aide de trois couleurs, bleu, blanc et ocre, ce chemin traverse rivières, montagnes, déserts, longe la méditerranée jusqu'à la mer Rouge et se divise en 56 randonnées différentes.
Randonner sur les montagnes de Granit, sorties directement de l'écorce de la Terre, exhibant une série indescriptible de couleurs différentes et éclatantes. Au-delà de la richesse géologique, la découverte des premières mines d'extraction du cuivre, la présence d'inscriptions égyptiennes remontant à plusieurs milliers d'années et les vestiges d'un travail harassant témoignent de la richesse de ces lieux surnommés « les mines de Salomon ».
Emprunter l'ancien chemin des sources qui débute à Jérusalem en direction de Jéricho. Marcher sur la trace des bergers bédouins le long de la rivière Kelt. Evoquer l'histoire des premiers ermites chrétiens du 5ème siècle. Rentrer dans le monastère Saint-Georges, creusé dans la roche. Plonger dans les piscines en pleine réserve naturelle.
Contactez-moi si vous avez des questions, nous pouvons planifier votre voyage en Israël à l’avance et rendre votre séjour heureux et agréable.
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