Our tour guide took us to Golan Heights to the Godat Lookout. There's a gorgeous view of the valley. And you can understand why it's an important area to protect the kibbutzes and fields below.

Beautiful views with fascinating history of the Golan. Great for a morning or afternoon visit to see the military fortifications

Looking out on the Golan from this mountain top one sees how strategic and beautiful this area is and key to protecting Israel. Interesting explanations and a unique cafe - "Coffee Annan", meaning the Cafe in the Clouds - but also a pun as it...More

We drive through the old volcano caldera (now a large vineyard) on the way up to the top of Mount Bental. Now has a cafe, some metal artwork and great views north to the mountains and east into Syria. Definitely worth an hour to check...More

Went to this high point to get a view into the Syrian countryside and gained an insight into the recent significant historical events of the area.

From snow covered Mt. Hermon to the deserts of Syria. The UN peacekeeper site, Israeli fortifications, looking down on the kibbutzes, seeing the groves and fields and upper Jordan River emphasizes the importance of the Golan Heights to Israel. The coffee shop has excellent beverage...More

A stunning view with free entry and deep historical significance. After driving up the mountain you can look deep into Syria to the East, to the Hermon mountain in the North, and the Galilee in the West. One looks down on farm fields and orchards...More