Ein Sapir

All the information about Ein Sapir: At Ein Sapir, something special awaits you—a spacious cave carved into the rock, and inside it a magical spring flows. You can enter the cave and even walk in the water to the very end, to see the water springing from the rock (it's recommended to bring a headlamp, but it's not required). The cave is large enough to accommodate several people at once. Outside the cave, you'll find two more small pools, along with a variety of shaded and pastoral seating spots that are suitable for coffee or a picnic. The spring is named after Rabbi Yaakov Sapir, the author of the book "Even Sapir," after whom the nearby settlement of Even Sapir is named. Please note: there is no trash disposal at the site! Please keep the place clean and take all your trash with you, for the sake of the next hikers. The experience here is so special that Elon(e)y Pleg changed his walking route for Israel in order to bathe here. What does that mean? Watch the video!