Mitzpe Ramon is the town that overlooks the incredible crater of Makhtesh Ramon. For a few years some unusual hotels have been opening in this little town. It's a good place to stay to explore the crater.

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Shalom and welcome to Israël! Did you imagine lands dating back to the time of Moses? Israël has become a very modern country, with overwhelming technological advances: the GDP per capita of this tiny country is just behind the UK on a global scale! To come to Israël, is to immerse yourself in a land where legend and reality are intimately linked. From the little streets in Jerusalem to the Mount of Olives,, from the fortress of Massada, in Sinaï, to the wailing wall in Tel Aviv; there isn’t one place that hasn’t been mentioned in a historical text... and it’s for the best! However, Israël, isn’t only about that: the coastal resort of Eilat, the shores of the Dead Sea or even the long walks in the desert are all options for excursions, walks and adventures, just waiting to be lived. Why not also try and visit Palestine, where you will be welcomed by a proud and warm populace, always happy to share their history and amazing heritage, built up over thousands of years by different cultures who have resided there. So don’t be intimidated and go and explore this unknown land, to discover, day after day, the thousand and one facets of an extraordinary destination!

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On this little portion of the Middle East, no larger than the size of Austria, the beauty of culture and nature permanently compete with one another. See for yourself: you are in one of the cradles of humanity and history in this land stretching back over more than 9 millennia. During your vacation in Jordan, you will peruse a life-sized history book. It only requires travelling to Jordan to experience it: from the banks of the enigmatic Dead Sea to the Jordan Valley passing via the superb city of Petra, rendered eternally famous by Spielberg in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Biblical echoes mix with those of Greco-Roman ruins. As far as nature is concerned, you will also be captured by the beauties of Jordan: At the top of the list, the desert of Wadi Rum, called “the valley of the Moon,” is a harmony of colours where rocks, sand, granite and sandstone intertwine to create the most magnificent life-sized murals. In addition, the deep canyons of the desert or the colourful underwater floors of the Red Sea will not fail to enchant you...

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Be'er Sheva is Israel's "door to the desert". 

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Be'er Sheva may well be the fourth largest town in Israel, and home to one of its best universities, but you have to acknowledge that it's not very dynamic. There are a few sites to visit, such as an Ottoman mosque and the palace of the governor who reigned over the town at the beginning of the 20th century (which has since been turned into the Negev museum of art). Be'er Sheva is usually a stop-over if you are going to visit the desert, or are returning to <a href="/israel/">Tel Aviv</a> or Jerusalem. The town is more somewhere that you stop for a few hours to satisfy your curiosity than somewhere you choose to go to. In my opinion Be'er Sheva is not an essential place to go during your trip to Israel.

Be'er Sheva is Israel's "door to the desert".

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Whether you’re visiting <a href="https://www.evaneos.co.uk/israel/" data-mce-href="https://www.evaneos.co.uk/israel/"></a><a data-destination-id="35" data-internal-link="destination">Israel</a> for its rich history, its fascinating culture or for its never-ending list of incredible experiences on offer, you won’t be disappointed. Israel is the perfect destination for a one week tour for every type of visitor, with things to interest travellers of all ages. Take a tour of its famous religious sites, or see some locations that are steeped in ancient history. Appreciate the art that can be found in the architecture, museums, palaces, tombs, and monasteries and learn all about the events that have taken place in this fascinating country. <h3>Best things to see and do for one week in Israel</h3>What to see in one week The list of things to see during a one week itinerary in Israel is a long one. For many, a visit here wouldn’t be complete without a trip to Jerusalem, the centre of the Holy Land and home to many of its most holy sites. See places such as the Western Wall, an ancient site for Jewish prayer and a jaw-dropping testament to human construction. Move on to sites such as Temple Mount and The Mount of Olives to see ancient religious sites and to get a taste of an ancient christian pilgrimage route that would have been undertaken by countless devout believers. The Dome of The Rock is another stunning building and is an ancient Islamic Shrine, complete with a golden dome. Mount Zion lies just outside of the city and provides spectacular views out over the area. There are also areas of particular religious significance, such as Calvary or Golgotha, where Jesus Christ is said to have been crucified, as well as The Garden Tomb, where his resurrection is believed by some to have taken place. Aside from religious sites, Israel has so much to offer in terms of natural beauty and you’ll be able to visit The Sea of Galilee or the Baha'i Gardens in Haifa to see natural beauty at its finest.&nbsp;&nbsp; <h4>What to do in one week</h4>Israel may be most well known for its ancient historical and religious sites&nbsp;but it’s important to understand recent historical events as well, and the effect that these have had on the people of Israel and Israeli culture. During your week in Israel, visit Yad Vashem in Jerusalem for an eye opening experience and to learn about the atrocities of the holocaust. Next, on to Tel Aviv; the city that never sleeps, to enjoy the local markets (such as the Camel Market), delicious food and lively atmosphere. Visit the Dead Sea to float in the salty water and experience the bizarre sense of weightlessness for which it has become famous. You can also enjoy a relaxing spa or luxury hotel experience while you’re here, with many&nbsp;hotels&nbsp;offering bespoke Dead Sea treatments using the water, salt and mud. Remaining by the coast, visit the Red Sea. Full of life and colour, this place is the polar opposite of the Dead Sea’s lifeless waters and you’ll be able to snorkel and scuba dive to discover the underwater paradise that calls this place home. <h3>Best time to travel to Israel for a week</h3>Israel is often considered a year-round destination and whenever you decide is <a href="https://www.evaneos.co.uk/israel/holidays/when-to-go/" data-mce-href="https://www.evaneos.co.uk/israel/holidays/when-to-go/"></a><a data-document-id="6550" data-internal-link="article">the best time to visit</a> for your one week tour, you’re sure to have the time of your life. The busiest periods are the summer months, as well as any major Jewish holidays. During the summer, the temperatures soar and prices can sometimes become more expensive. If you do choose to travel during this time, make sure that you book well in advance to avoid any unnecessary stress. During the winter, the temperatures are often much cooler, meaning that they’re perfect for sightseeing for the entire day, without the need to head indoors during the midday heat. The best time for snorkelling and scuba diving is during the spring, when temperatures are warm and waters are clear.

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