Bedouins & Camel Riding
Planning a trip to Israel? Get off the beaten track! Ask Zack Shavin about camel riding, Bedouin tent hospitality, and learn about traditional nomadic life.
Camel riding in the Sinai wilderness on the way to Mount Sinai
Camel riding
The camel is really a wonder of nature! It can drink water big time- 25% of it’s body weight, has 4 stomachs, and can even change it’s body temperature for desert extremes in order to minimize water loss!
• Ride your own camel “ship of the desert”
• Learn about traditional nomadic life
• Bedouin tent hospitality & coffee
• Desert overnight beneath the stars
• Share a Bedouin shepherd’s meal
Traditional Bedouin tent wedding feast
Bedouin Tent Meal
Have a traditional Bedouin tent hafla feast: Served sitting on pillows around a large tray of rice and meat with appetizers, freshly baked Bedouin bread, lemonade, tea, coffee, and for desert, honey and nut filled baklava.