A place where
you can finally
let your shoulders drop
Two Mongolian yurts at the edge of the moshav, between Golan views and natural springs. Round, private and ready before you arrive: for a quiet night or a getaway, for inner work or a private retreat, for a gathering or a workshop.
Each yurt is private, and you can still get together.
Here the noise of the world falls away, and what’s left is simple, quiet and real.
Breathe, settle in, and enjoy complete privacy.
Hiking trails a short walk away, a fire to watch as evening falls, and open skies. Everything is ready when you arrive, so you can simply stop, reconnect and rest.
A stay, a private retreat, or a workshop
The same yurts, three ways to use them. You can also combine them.
Yurt stays
A yurt of your own, with a fully equipped kitchenette, a private bathroom and shower, your own yard and complete privacy. One night or more, for solo travelers, couples, families and friends.
Private retreat
A few days devoted entirely to you. We start with an intro call, choose your sessions together from the menu, and I guide you gently throughout, in a space prepared just for you.
Workshops and space rental
A private yurt for gatherings of up to 16 people. For facilitators, therapists, artists and community leaders who want a space that does part of the work for them.
Round, and built from natural materials
Step inside and you breathe deeper. There are no corners and no edges, and the round shape gathers you in. Overhead, a skylight frames a full moon, slow clouds or passing cranes.
Most guests stop at the door and take a breath. It’s always the first sign they’ve come to the right place.
The El Al stream is a short walk away
The yurts sit at the edge of the moshav, and most of what’s worth seeing is a short walk or drive away.
The El Al stream
A beautiful waterfall trail, a short walk from the yurts.
Natural springs
Clear, cool springs all around, and the Sea of Galilee a little farther on.
Chateau Golan Winery
A well-known winery, also a short walk away.
Open views
Fields, cliffs and skies that stretch all the way to the Sea of Galilee and Mount Hermon.
Keren Almog Goldman
Host, therapist and process guide, with years of work with children, teens and adults, in parent guidance, equine-assisted therapy, Family Constellations and Trilotherapy.
My partner Niv and I opened the Nest because we believe calm, fresh air and ease are not a luxury but a necessity. We opened on October 8, 2023, and since then people from all over Israel have come here to rest, breathe and get their strength back.
A slow look around
Filmed right here as it is: the wooden ribs, the skylight overhead, no editing and no music.
“In the middle of the chaos and that suffocating feeling we were living with, you gently opened this place to us. Thank you for a place to breathe, for clean air, for easing the loneliness.”
From guests who’ve stayed here
There were 12 of us, all friends, and we had the whole place to ourselves. It was great. The yurts are really comfortable, clean and well equipped. The hosts were super kind, helped with every request we had and gave us tips on things to do in the area. Highly recommended.
An amazing location that opens your heart, looking out over wide open spaces where you can really breathe. The space is pleasant, clean and tidy, with everything you need. The retreat is well run and organized, with a good balance between the activities and the sessions. I’ve been twice and would happily come again.
The yurt is amazing, equipped down to the smallest detail, and with the mesmerizing view and the lovely hosts there’s a different kind of energy. A real chance to disconnect and enjoy what the Golan has to offer.
Something good starts here
A question, a stay, a private retreat or your next workshop: we’re here for all of it. Leave your details and we’ll get back to you soon.
WhatsApp and phone: 052-871-5161Email: almogkeren1@gmail.com- Moshav Eli-Ad, southern Golan Heights