A 200-year-old Ottoman aqueduct in Moshav Regba, about 20 minutes from Rosh Hanikra. You step into the channel and the water runs around your ankles.
The visitor centre sits in the heart of Moshav Regba, along the remains of an Ottoman aqueduct. The route is circular, mostly shaded by woodland, and lined with activity stations where you grind wheat on millstones, build model arches and draw water from ancient wells.
The highlight is the restored stretch of the aqueduct: you step into the channel and the water runs around your ankles. In the water-play area you get wet, but only if you want to.
The aqueduct was built by Suleiman Pasha, governor of Acre, between 1814 and 1815, to carry water from the Kabri springs to the city. It served the people of the area until 1949, and is considered one of the most impressive engineering works of water infrastructure in the country.
The guiding accompanies the whole visit and is adapted to age and group.
Tickets for the grottoes are valid until the end of the calendar year. The separate limit is on the restaurant perk, which is valid for 30 days from the date of purchase.
Yes. They are two separate redemptions on the same barcode.
For availability-based experiences such as a boat ride or a workshop, after purchase you receive a number for arranging the time with the operator, and your place is held subject to availability.
Of course. Under the "Attractions & Experiences" category you will find plenty of options for building your own package, but note that the combined tickets cost less than buying each ticket separately.
A yarn-craft workshop, and you take home a piece you made yourself.
The extreme park in Acre, with height rigs, a zip line and challenges for the whole family.
An adrenaline ride on a Tornado boat along the Western Galilee coastline.
