Israel ranks first among all Mediterranean countries in the proportion of land designated as protected natural reserves. Its natural landscape is exceptionally diverse and unique, as the country lies at the crossroads of three continents.
Israel is also the only country in the world where both the number of trees and the total forested area have increased over time. Israeli horticulturists successfully cultivate an extraordinary variety of flowers. During winter, the country is covered with vibrant blooms of anemones in brilliant shades of blue, red, and violet. Daffodils, irises, and sweet peas announce the arrival of spring, although today many of these flowers are cultivated year-round, often in technologically advanced, computer-controlled greenhouses. Intensive scientific research continuously enriches the country’s floriculture industry with new varieties distinguished by enhanced resilience and unusual colors.
The opportunity to witness the vivid palette of blooming Israeli flora attracts visitors from all over the world.
The schedule and days of excursions depend on the arrival date.
Changes to the itinerary and excursion schedule may occur on national and religious Jewish and Christian holidays, as well as due to circumstances beyond the company’s control (such as weather conditions, etc.).
