
Six Senses Shaharut
Negev Desert, Israel
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A lunar-like expanse stretching across half of Israel to the shores of the Red Sea, the Negev Desert doesn’t stint on spectacle. Cloud-brushing mountains fall away into dizzying wadis and sandstone cliffs tower over archaeological wonders – boot up, budding Indiana Joneses, you’ve got a biblical city or two to explore. Whether it’s waterfall-flanked hikes, dune-roaming camel rides or tea-sipping in a Bedouin tent topping your to-do list, start your Negev adventure here.
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Negev Desert, Israel
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Outdoorsy types should visit from April to November, when sun-baked days and still-warm nights make for the finest hiking, biking and camel-riding weather. Milder temperatures and spectacular flash floods in the wadis make winter a winner, too; go between December and February to catch the cascades.