1. Bus number 444 from Jerusalem to Eilat. Drop off stop: Kikar Sodom junction.
2. Bus numbers: 394, 393, 390 from Tel Aviv to Eilat. Drop off stop: Ha- Arava Junction.
3. Bus number 397 from Be’er Sheva to Eilat. Drop off stop: Ha- Arava Junction.
4. Bus number 321 departs from Neot Hakikar and travels to Ein Bokek every day at 8 AM and returns to Neot Hakikar from Ein Bokek at 4:30 PM every day.
• Pick-up from the junction must be arranged in advance with Gil +972-2317371
• Since public transportation services are not highly available in the area, we recommend that you rent a car in case you do not have access to a car.
1. From Jerusalem: drive south on Road 90 and turn left at the Kikar Sodom Moshavim junction (the first turn after the Dead Sea Works (factories)).
2. From Tel Aviv: drive in the direction of Be’er Sheva and from there towards Dimona and Eilat. Turn right onto Road 2498, the service road to the Kikar Sodom Moshavim (approximately 3 kilometers from the Ha- Arava Junction).
* The service road to the moshavim (number 2498) is 8 kilometers long, with an electric gate at its end. To open the gate, call Gil at +972-52-2317371.
After passing the gate, continue driving straight ahead. You will pass a traffic circle. Continue going straight until you pass through the open gate of the Neot Kikar Moshav. Drive straight and at the first turn take a left. Several hundred meters after the left turn, on the left side of the road is the Shkedi’s Camplodge.
The Camplodge offers two guest tents, one which accommodates up to 14 guests and the other up to 15 guests.
Located separately from the other lodging complexes. This space offers an intimate lodging experience, in a unique and well-decorated complex.
Located separately from the other lodging complexes. This space is decorated with inviting, cheerful colors and offers full privacy.
The Camplodge offers 4 wooden cabins tailored for groups, two of which accommodate up to 15 guests and two which accommodate up to 20 guests.
The Camplodge offers two wooden cabins equipped with beds, with the option of adding mattresses for additional guests. One cabin has two beds and the other, four beds.
