About us
Our cabins are located in a quiet, green corner of Misgav Am, on a mountainside overlooking a spectacular view of the Hula Valley and the Golan Heights. They were originally built by Shahar's parents, and over the years have become part of the local landscape and a place associated with tranquility, nature and human warmth.
Before the start of the “Iron Swords” War, we were abroad. When the war began, Assaf immediately returned to the reserves, Shahar joined him and returned to Israel as well. The house remained empty, and we, like many others, went through a long period of wandering, between evacuation and evacuation, between uncertainty and a simple longing for routine.
After almost a year and a half of not setting foot here, when it was finally possible to return – we decided not only to return, but also to bring life back to this place that we love so much.
Our B&Bs offer a warm, relaxed, and close-to-nature hospitality experience with balconies that open to open views, clear air, and seating areas that invite you to simply stop for a moment, breathe, and feel. We believe that it is from simplicity that the true feeling of freedom is born – and that is exactly what awaits those who come here.
Kibbutz Misgav is located in the northern Upper Galilee, on the Naftali Mountain Range, at an altitude of approximately 840 meters above sea level. The kibbutz offers a spectacular view of the Hula Valley, the Golan Heights, Mount Hermon, and the Lebanon Mountains. Its high and open location gives it clear mountain air, dramatic sunsets and sunrise, and a northerly breeze that soothes the soul.
The kibbutz was established in 1945 and is one of the northernmost kibbutzim in Israel, right on the border with Lebanon. Over the years, it has undergone many changes, but has always maintained its simple, humble character and connection to nature.
During the Iron Sword War, like other settlements along the border, Misgav was evacuated due to the security situation. Despite the temporary distance, the desire to return home remained strong – and as soon as it became possible, life slowly began to return to the mountain. This period only strengthened the connection to the place and the understanding of how precious, rare and significant it is.
Today, Misgav Am is not just a spectacular viewpoint – but a place of peace, nature, and time that feels different.