`Afula Travel Guide

 Bregman Says:  The Gilboa mountains offer some great views of the valley below and some of the most beautiful wild flowers. This is also where King Saul and son Jonathan were killed fighting the Philistines.Every spring, in early March I come here to see the beautiful Gilboa Iris which... 

 maureenissel Says:  I would not recommend this hotel for several reasons. We did not receive the rooms we reserved, two of the three with connecting door. After a lenghty negotiation and wait, we finally received the rooms. The third double room had a terrible smell of sewage in the bathroom.... 

 Martin_S. Says:  Located between Afula and Har Tavor you will find the Sahara Restaurant. Over a period of 8 years, taking stones from the surrounding villages to restore and remodel this 150 year old structure. There is a 1,000 year old olive tree near the entrance which gives the feel for... 

 kevarms Says:  As far as I'm aware (and I have a nose for these things) there are NO bars or clubs or Afula. The best night time entertainment I could find was the shoarma stalls on the road leading to the bus station .. especially after Shabbat when the girl-soldiers are going back from... 

 orix Says:  From Afula Ilit you can get (by hike or car) to Givat hamore nature reserve. This relatively high mountain (560 m) oversees the entire Izrael valley. In the spring there are plenty of flowers and among them is the rare Nazerth-Iris. Enjoy, but remember not to pick!Direction... 

 iblatt Says:  Once a year, usually in March, hundreds of Israelis converge in Afula on Saturday for the yearly event of the Giv'at Ha-Moreh hike.The meeting area is near the Afula municipal park, and buses take the hikers uphill to the starting point in Afula Illit. There is a longer...