Magdala
A first-century town and synagogue on the Galilee shore — hometown of Mary of Magdala, with old mikvaot.
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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.
Shay’s small speedboat behind the Yigal Allon Centre — tourist and group tours, up to 12 people. The accompanying dock is where you meet. 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.