Located in a lush area along the eastern shore of the Sea of Galilee, the Majrasa Nature Reserve is a fun and wet activity for the whole family. The slow flow of fresh water at the end of the Daliot Stream forms a path of half a mile of a leisurely walk through its shallow water, suitable for all ages.

It is a family-friendly route, passing through thick vegetation and random aquatic wildlife in one of the most beautiful spots around the Sea of Galilee.

Hiking in the Majrase Nature Reserve

The Majrase Nature Reserve is a national park. It is open every day of the week and has an entry fee. There are changing rooms, toilets, and drinking water at the starting point. The “wet route” goes through the stream’s water, and the return is through the “dry route.” It is recommended to bring water shoes and floaties for the younger children.

A hike through the Majrasa stream can be combined with a guided day tour of the Galilee.