High diversity of different, amazing forms. Incredible scenery given the illumination. Some interesting information provided by guide. Easy access from Jerusalem. Full review by sebal224
Feb 8, 2020
It is a wonderful natural site. Although the guide was not very expressive, we enjoyed it very much!. It was the 8th marvel of the world. Full review by mkrasnapolski
Dec 4, 2019
An absolute wonderland whose enchantment was utterly shattered by swathes of unruly children and tour guides with inappropriately loud speakers.. Not a moment of peace within this miracle of nature..… Full review by Gadingabout
What's the best travel agency to take day tour to soreq cave from Rishon .?? Thanks
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The easiest would be to take a taxi to the Soreq Caves ("Maarot HaNetafim"). They have official entrance fee and guides there. The tour starts every 30 or 45 minutes. Very good - small …
The easiest would be to take a taxi to the Soreq Caves ("Maarot HaNetafim"). They have official entrance fee and guides there. The tour starts every 30 or 45 minutes. Very good - small but nice!
I'm considering taking my dad, 86 y old, to visit the cave. He is in good shape, walks just fine but I do no think I should take him if the path is too steep or if it means strenuous exercise. Can anyone tell me how hard the walk is? I know wheelchair is an option but would they have one to rent (like we find in the US)? Thanks so much.
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It is a pretty low key place, so I don't think they would have wheel chairs for rent at the location itself. It was strenuous with a lot of stairs to get from the parking lot to the entrance. …
It is a pretty low key place, so I don't think they would have wheel chairs for rent at the location itself. It was strenuous with a lot of stairs to get from the parking lot to the entrance. Perhaps there was another path I didn't see. The path within the cave is dark and has a stair or two. Maybe you would take a little flashlight to help him keep his footing?
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