Gan Eden Bakarmel BB

גן עדן בכרמל

צימרים בדאלית אל כרמל – הרי הכרמל

Gan Eden Bakarmel BB

Guest house accommodation at Daliyat Al-Karmel – Mount Carmel

Gan Eden Bakarmel

“Gan Eden Bakarmel” is situated on the Shokef hills surrounded by the trees of the forest.

The guest house overlooks the Shokef Wadi and Kibbutz Beit Oren with a spectacular mountain view.

In this mountain atmosphere and between the trees of the forest are these new 10 guest units, all luxurious and furnished to the highest standard. The rooms are equipped with the best country furniture and are stylishly designed with a Middle Eastern style seating area, dining room, cable television, air conditioning, Jacuzzi and more.

The guest house is very close by to the many attractions in the area for the whole family.

There are guided tours with instructions and stories about the Druze culture and traditions.

For advice and recommendations for the many tours and sites you may check with our reception office.

The Guest Rooms

There are 10 new and luxurious guest units facing the beautiful view of the hills. There are units for couples and families with the option of separate rooms for parents and children.

Services and amenities in the guest room:

• A double bed
• Sofa
• Table and chairs
• LCD television with cable
• Jacuzzi

Additional luxuries:

The Dining room:

We can offer guests authentic Druze meals for lunch and dinner (by advance booking).

The dining room is fully equipped with a microwave, a large refrigerator and more. Guests may use these utensils to cook for themselves.

The Eastern Room:

This is a Middle Eastern style room with low seating, a television, special lighting, hookah’s and many more surprises.

In the courtyard:

The courtyard has a lovely green garden with a barbeque area, hammocks and a outdoor Jacuzzi.

Pets are not allowed at the guest house.

The Daliyat Al-Karmel Village

Daliyat Al-Karmel is a Druze settlement on the slopes of Mount Carmel with its unique and different character. The village is very colorful, very welcoming and interests its visitors very much.

Daliyat Al-Karmel, was established in the 17^th century by the Druze community from the Lebanon Mountain.

The delightful market of Daliyat Al-Karmel operates every day and is a very good reason to visit this special place.

The main high street offers many shops and one can get spoilt for choice with the different variety of shops and stalls. In addition there are many restaurants which serve the finest and authentic Druze cooking, with the smells of the fresh Baklava, olives, pita bread and Labane (strained yoghurt).

The colorfulness, the old and the new, the village and its residents all provide a very special experience which shouldn’t be missed. In the market there are also galleries where cultural events can be held with Druze catering and accommodation.

Nearby Attractions:

• The horse farm and riding routes
• Routes following Prophet Elijah, The Muhakra Monastery
• Beit Yad Levanim – Beit Oliphent (the place where Israel’s National Anthem was written).
• The beaches of the Mediterranean Sea (only 20 minutes away).
• Walking routes around Mount Carmel.
• The semi Olympic swimming pool.
• Games for children.
• The Carmel Hai Bar nature reserve
• The Hecht Museum at Haifa University.
• The Bahai Gardens, Haifa.

דאלית אל כרמל – כפר דרוזי בכרמל

Daliyat Al-Karmel – Druze village in the Carmel

Daliyat Al-Karmel, also shortened to Daliya, was established in the 17^th century by the Druze community from the Lebanon Mountain and was giving its local council status in 1951.

Daliya is a Druze settlement on the hills of the Carmel and has its own unique and colorful character, the village community enjoys the many visitors who visit daily. The delightful market of Daliyat Al-Karmel operates every day and is a very good reason to visit this special place.

The main high street offers many shops and one can get spoilt for choice with the different variety of shops and stalls. In addition there are many restaurants which serve the finest and authentic Druze cooking, with the smells of the fresh Baklava, olives, pita bread and Labane (strained yoghurt).

The colorfulness, the old and the new, the village and its residents all provide a very special experience which shouldn’t be missed. In the market there are also galleries where cultural events can be held with Druze catering and accommodation.