Magdala
A first-century town and synagogue on the Galilee shore — hometown of Mary of Magdala, with old mikvaot.
Travel / Sea of Galilee
First-century Magdala on the shore, a ninja playground in Migdal, the ancient boat, and Degania’s first yard plus Gordon House on the southern shore.
Routes: Galilee, First Century and Family Pace
A first-century town and synagogue on the Galilee shore — hometown of Mary of Magdala, with old mikvaot.
Outdoor ninja-warrior playground in Migdal on the Sea of Galilee — not Migdal HaEmek.
A first-century boat that works for children because the museum tells the discovery story instead of merely displaying an old object.
A small speedboat dock behind the Yigal Allon Centre — tourist and group tours, up to 12 people. Not the church ‘Jesus boat.’
The 1912 first yard of the oldest kibbutz in modern Israel — grass to run on, a living courtyard, not a plaque-only stop.
The Degania kids interactive experience lives here — taxidermy, Kinneret habitats, and Illuminating Nature — not a separate unnamed stop.