Ein Prat, also known as Wadi Qelt, is a beautiful oasis in the Judean Desert near Jerusalem. Known for its flowing spring water, dramatic cliffs, and scenic hiking trails, it offers a striking contrast between the desert landscape and lush greenery.
It’s the perfect destination for a hot summer day, with natural pools, fresh springs, and hiking routes that make it enjoyable for families and visitors of all ages.
The area stretches for about 30 kilometers, so it’s best to choose one or two sections to explore during your visit; otherwise, it can feel overwhelming and confusing.
Feel free to bring picnic food, as there are many designated picnic areas throughout the site
Getting there: 30 minute drive. Transportation by bus is not ideal.
In Hebrew: שמורת טבע עין פרת
Hidden in the hills just outside Jerusalem, Sataf is one of Israel’s most beautiful nature spots.
Ancient stone terraces, shaded forest trails, and breathtaking views combine to create a place where history and nature meet.
Whether you’re looking for a peaceful hike, or a family outing - Sataf offers something for everyone.
It’s the perfect escape from the city- a place to slow down, breathe in the mountain air, and experience the timeless beauty of the Jerusalem Hills.
Getting there: 25 minute drive.
Bus: take the 183 bus from Sderot Shazar/Binyanei Hauma, towards כסלון המרכז. Get off at Sataf stop. Walk 13 minutes towards the nature trail.
In Hebrew: סטף
Ein Lavan is a beautiful natural spring near Jerusalem. It has two small pools with cool, clear water, making it a popular place to relax, swim, and have a picnic. Surrounded by trees and nature, it is a great destination for families, hikers, and anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors.
Getting there: 21 minute drive.
Transportation not ideal by bus.
In Hebrew: עין לבן
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