Our hike culminates at the top of a beautifully impressive cliff, 40 meters (over 130 ft) high, from which we rappel down to its base, where a year-round spring accumulates in a small cistern.
For those who prefer not to rappel, a hiking path is available.
Haritun Cave is the largest and longest limestone cave in Israel, covering 3,450 square meters (37,000 square feet) with four main levels, 55 'halls,' and over 4 ½ kilometers (2¾ miles) of tunnels. Our cave exploration through this vast underground network will lead us into pitch-black darkness as we crawl and climb through history.
We'll encounter a deep underground reservoir, once constructed by the Romans to collect rainwater, which has been rebuilt and repaired numerous times over the centuries. To access the reservoir, a narrow opening leads you down a ladder into a mysterious pool, softly illuminated by sunlight filtering through small holes in the chamber's ceiling. The atmosphere is both magical and unique!
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