‘Mei Kedem’ (In Hebrew:  Water of ancient times) is a unique attraction in the southern part of the Carmel. A section of Caesarea‘s ancient aqueduct, uncovered by chance, was developed into a tourist attraction in the summer months. Visitors descend into a 1000-foot-long water tunnel and get their feet wet while walking in the dimly lit underground water channel. The activity is fun, exciting, and educational, learning first-hand water management in the Roman Times.

A visit to ‘Mai Kedem’ can be combined with a day tour in the north.