Hamat Gader

The Syrian Himmeh and its hot springs have been a therapeutic destination for more than 2,000 years, and a place visited by tens of thousands of tourists. These baths are located in the southern part of the Golan, a short distance from the Sea of Galilee. It pumps 600 cubic meters of water per hour, and the average water temperature ranges between 41 and 42 degrees Celsius. The region also has the only crocodile farm in the Middle East, upscale restaurants, gift shops, and a spa resort where you can get massage sessions, and there are also luxury wooden huts for staying and sleeping.