And continue your trek bumping along on either of these trusty, old four- footers. Or switch to 30-wheelers. Camel Riders , based in Shacharut north of Eilat, will organize camel tours to otherwise inaccessible places for two days to two weeks, including food, tents and English-speaking guides. A crawl through the 30 or so separate rooms will reveal storerooms, olive oil presses and cisterns, all connected by tunnels and secret passageways. There are 800 cool caves at Bet Guvrin National Park , with entrances camouflaged by cacti and fig trees.
Some caves are bell-shaped and pierced by shafts of sunlight.
Some have twisted staircases. Wear a miner's hat and be prepared for a heavy dusting. Down south in Eilat, dive deep into the deep Red Sea - acclaimed best and most accessible in the world by every expert. Up north, call Trek Yam to ably assist you encounter the deep blue sea full force by diving from 6-30 foot heights right into the Mediterranean. The Gal-Mor Diving Center in Caesarea will guide you underwater to visit and photograph Herod's submerged ancient port.