Hula Lake (Agamon HaHula)
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📖 About Hula Lake (Agamon HaHula)
Agamon HaHula is one of the most important nature and birding sites in the world, in the Hula Valley of the Upper Galilee. Here, on the great migration route between Europe and Africa, millions of migrating birds stop each year — a breathtaking natural spectacle. At peak season (autumn and spring), up to 50,000 cranes gather at once, along with pelicans, herons, ducks, and raptors. The sight and sound of thousands of cranes taking off at sunrise is unforgettable. Local farmers feed the cranes to keep them off the fields, creating an enormous concentration. The site has walking and cycling trails, golf-cart and electric-vehicle rentals, and observation points. The guided tour in a camouflaged vehicle (a towed cart) gets close to the cranes without scaring them. The visitor center explains the migration and the restoration of the wetland. Best season: October-March. Sunrise or sunset is recommended. The visit takes 2-3 hours. Suitable for all the family. The nearby Hula Reserve complements the visit.
⭐ מה מיוחד כאן
- ✓One of the worlds most important birding sites
- ✓Up to 50,000 cranes at once at peak season
- ✓On the migration route between Europe and Africa
- ✓A camouflaged-vehicle tour close to the cranes
- ✓Walking and cycling trails
- ✓Sunrise with thousands of cranes taking off
- ✓Suitable for all the family
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❓ שאלות נפוצות
When is the best time to come?
October-March during migration, at sunrise or sunset when the cranes are active.
How many cranes can you see?
At peak season up to 50,000 at once — a magnificent sight.
How do you get close to the cranes?
On a camouflaged-cart tour that approaches without scaring them, or by bike and golf cart.
Good for kids?
Very — the birds, the carts, and the open spaces are loved by children.
How long?
2-3 hours for a full visit.
Whats nearby?
The Hula Reserve, Rosh Pina, and Safed — all in the Upper Galilee.