More about the Workshop Locations...
Eilat: At the Gulf of Aquaba (the Red Sea), Eilat's is Israel's souternmost city, where the borders of Israel, Jordan, Saudi-Arabia and Egypt converge. The area was one of the first stops of the Children of Israel as they fled from Egypt to the Promised Land. Eilat served as a strategic crossroad through the ages and was conquered by every major power including the Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Crusaders, Mamluks, Otoman Turks and the British.
Dolphin Reef: Located just south of Eilat, Dolphin reef was developed for the study of dolphins in their natural habitat. At dolphin reef you meet face to face with bottle-nosed dolphins and swim, snorkel or scuba dive with them and join in on their training. The dolphins have to supply themselves with food, frequently swimming to the open sea. The guide who introduces you to the friendly creatures is there to protect the dolphins from th epeople, not the reverse.
Sodom & the Dead Sea: Sodom, named after the ancient biblical city destroyed by the Lord in spite of Abraham's pleading, serves today as a health resort for people throughout Western Europe. At 1,300 feet below sea level, the Dead Sea is the lowest place on earth. Fed by the river Jordan, it has no outlet. The result is a giant reservoir of natural salts and mud. It is the source of life-giving properties despite its inability to support any life form. Floating on the sea relaxes the body and does the skin and joints a world of good.
