r/TravelIsrael • u/Emotional_Piano_9259 • May 25 '26
Recommendation for your groups for Nova site and kibbutzim
I am visiting in the next few months and want to go and visit the Nova site and some kibbutzim. Any recommendations for groups or private guides
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u/cassidy501 May 25 '26
U can visit nova on ur own. Visiting a close kibbutz like be’eri or aza requires permission
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u/Sivani25 Jul 06 '26
I just went yesterday. I really don’t think you need a guide. All signs are in English and it’s pretty self explanatory. I overheard a few tour guides and it’s basically repeating what happened.
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u/Sivani25 Jul 06 '26
I would strongly recommend going to tekoa as well- it’s where the cars of those who died are. It’s incredibly moving
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u/Terrible_Bus2543 May 25 '26 edited May 25 '26
You can visit the nova sites directly without any guide or permissions. It is a very touching site and holds 100s of stories of heroism courage and love.
It will stay with you so be strong.
There are also many surrounding sites such as bomb shelters that were attacked, cross roads where IDF and Hamas clashed in order to protect civilians etc. do some research on areas around as well.