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We came to the entrance and received a disc that explained about the various animals in the reserve. All the animals appear in the Bible. They have Nubian Ibex, Ostrich, White Oryx, Dorcas Gazelle, Onger, Addax, Scimter Oryx and more. It was just a pleasure. We came just when they were being fed so we saw a lot of them…
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Date of experience: July 2020
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Easy, drive at your own pace, ostriches came right up to the car. Really cool experience! Can take as long as you'd like
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Date of experience: February 2020
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This place preserve desert animals, it is kind of zoo where most animals are free. Good for children and adults .
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Date of experience: February 2020
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See ostriches, addax, ibex, oryx, Somali wild asses, and more, while slowly driving through their desert habitat. We thoroughly enjoyed seeing such magnificent and beautiful creatures.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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We visited this place with my boyfriend recently - Israel Pass for national parks is highly recommended as you could visit 3, 6 or unlimited (depending on the package you choose) national parks in Israel for a reasonable price and this park is also included in the list. We have been to several animal reserves and also car safaris and I really love these kind of experiences, however, I must say that this one was boring unfortunately. The idea is great, the woman at the cashier was super nice, the place itself is nice with the picnic area and a large park in the desert for the animals with beautiful acacia trees...however, there were not really much animals in regards of the number and the species, too, additionally they were sometimes far away from the route to make at least great pictures. There was not much interaction either which I really missed, even the ostriches did not really care about us, only got close to our car once or two times and that is all. That was funny but not enough for the whole tour - possibly if visitors could feed the animals the experience would be much better (I did take such safari tour years before and really loved it), but feeding here was not allowed at all. Additionally, the route was really not nice (off-road) to spend there more than half an hour. I did not recommend this place unless you have nothing to do on a day or you have small children who really love animals.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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