Habsor

Mefalsim Glass Art. My name is Hannah Segal and in recent years I have specialized in creation in glass in the fusing technique. Fusing is a method of creation in glass which uses the raw material, on which the creation and painting is done, and later the piece is placed in an oven on a special mold. During the fusion the colors and image are poured into the glass and the piece is created with the fusing. Fusing enables creating a wide range of tools and artifacts. The pieces include Judaica (Hamsa talisman, mezuzahs and more), jewelry and a range of tools.

Habsor springs: on the banks of the Habsor stream – one of the largest in the country, is the Eshkol Park, mostly planted by man (the Jewish National Fund, the Israel Nature and Parks Authority and the Regional Council Merhavim have joined in developing and operating the Park). The Park is a green point and a source of attraction for tourists in the northern Negev. Each season “colors” the Park and its surrounding area in different colors, and in February – March, the entire area is painted “anemone red” – a breathtaking view calling us to go outside into nature and smell the blossoms.

Green Pub in Kibbutz Nir-Am has a unique and homely environment. The place is open on most weekdays, always has an alternative and happy environment, and is a second home for everyone who wants to go out and mingle or just have a good beer. Outside there is a pergola, sitting and lounging corners and inside there are seats at the tables, lounge areas – and there is room for everyone. The music style is mixed, there is a rich bar and a pampering homely kitchen

Three magical guestrooms and a villa for family accommodation. The guest rooms are spacious and are surrounded by an amazing complex with lawns, a shaded thicket, a huge olive grove reflected from the decks, a splendid view with wonderful air, a BBQ corner, large jacuzzi, spa, huge pool and so much more . . . there is the option for catered meals (to be booked in advance), for those who want to bask in total relaxation. The guestrooms are nestled inside the olive grove.

A luxurious and romantic wooden cabin and an enchanting and delightful restaurant - a winning combination! The guestroom is beautifully appointed and well equipped!! Restful hues, a large jacuzzi, TV, espresso machine, D.V.D., home cinema and many more fun things to do. For smokers there is a breathtaking arbor and, of course, an ashtray. . . . and about the restaurant – astonishing meals of things you like to eat (don’t forget to coordinate in advance). And if you want the recipe, you’ll be given it, as well as all sorts of cute little gimmicks. The restaurant serves groups of up to 20. Not to be missed – it’s really unique and special!

Alumim Rural Accommodation offers accommodation for thereligious community with a rural style, for Shabbat and Holydays and for all week long, for individuals, families and groups. The site has 14 spacious and air-conditioned guest suites of one or two rooms, all of which are well-maintained and attractively designed, and include a kitchenette (refrigerator and coffee corner), TV and phone.

You can participate in art workshops, olive harvest in season, wheat harvest in season, grape harvest in season, honey collecting in season, milking all year long and more. You can also enjoy delicacies and catering for groups.

The dining room in Or Haner accepts groups (by appointment) on weekdays.

The sheep farm is run as an agricultural farm in the HaBasor region. A visit to the site includes an explanation about life on the farm, a tour of the pens and the dairy institute. One also visits the cheese store where it is possible to taste and purchase the sheep’s-milk cheeses produced in the dairy. There are also shaded seating corners at the dairy and it is also possible to pay a visit to the woodworks gallery “Footstool in the Desert” – where you will find a range of artistic and practical items made from solid wood.