If you love the desert, a stay at the Mitzpe Ramon Youth Hostel is the perfect place.
Mitzpe Ramon Youth Hostel Youth Hostel invites you to enjoy comfortable hosting at a great location and affordable prices. Our stunning location is on the cliffs overlooking the largest natural crater in the world. We offer spacious pleasant rooms suited to couples, families, groups and singles. All rooms come with air conditioning, shower and toilet, a fridge, TV, and coffee corner.
If you’d like to stay over in the desert, the Mitzpe Ramon Youth Hostel offers an outstanding experience, integrating the amazing desert landscape, the freshest air you can imagine, and a wide range of activities suited to couples or families. Your stay at Mitzpe Ramon Youth Hostel includes a rich, delicious breakfast, and use of site facilities: free Wi-Fi, a TV room, instruction rooms outfitted with audiovisual equipment and other educational accessories.
Our reception desk staff will also be happy to recommend treks and experiential activities nearby. Enjoy our onsite educational and enrichment activities, suited to groups, families and class outings.
The Ramon Crater is the largest in the world, creating over a period of millions of years beneath the sea. It attracts thousands of visitors due to its stunning vistas and the incredible tranquility surrounding the area. Use your stay at Mitzpe Ramon to enjoy a wide range of experiences suited to parents and children, from sunset and sunrise tours, jeep or camel trips. Hikes, bike trails, extreme sports such as snappling, and a unique astrological observation site.
The Visitors Center is located right near the Mitzpe Ramon Youth Hostel. Listen to the fascinating life story of Israel’s first astronaut, the late Ilan Ramon, and the Colombia space shuttle mission he joined.
Not far from the hostel you’ll find the Spice Route region, offering festivals and dance events throughout the year, unique bakeries, vintage shops, the alpaca petting farm with 100 alpacas and lamas from South America, Sdeh Boker Museum where Israel’s first Prime Minister, David ben Gurion, once lived, and more.
