Six Senses will open its first hotel in Israel next
week.
Located in the lunar-like Arava Valley in the
south of the Negev Desert, the Six Senses Shaharut will
officially open on 5 August 2021.
The property will feature 60 suites and villas
spread across the expansive desert landscape, a Six Senses Spa
with six treatment rooms, an open-air amphitheater, two swimming
pools, a variety of F&B options, and even camel stables.
While there is every reason to stay within the
resort, the desert setting presents a host of unique activities
from camel treks and overnight camping to extreme sports,
e-mountain bike tours, hiking, jeep excursions, and Shabbat dinner
in a nearby community. There are also opportunities to explore
further afield, to the Dead Sea and Masada and to Petra.
“Six Senses Shaharut marks a new milestone for the
brand as it enters another magical destination. After months of
anticipation during these unprecedented times, I am very excited
about this new opening. It brings the Six Senses ethos of
sustainability, local sensitivity and wellness together with our
unique desert culture and traditions," said General Manager Thomas
Fehlbier. "With a passionate team, we’ll work to create
out-of-the-ordinary guest experiences in a setting of biblical
proportions.”
The most awe-inspiring way to arrive at Six Senses
Shaharut is to drive to the resort through a timeless landscape
steeped in history. This short yet unique expedition through the
heart of the Arava Valley showcases the incredible diversity of
Israel's landscape and one of the most geologically dramatic
places on earth. The drive from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem takes around
three-and-a-half hours, or three hours from Petra in neighboring
Jordan.
Alternatively, guests can opt for a private
helicopter transfer from Tel Aviv, or a 45-minute car transfer via
the new Ramon International Airport (ETM) near Eilat, which also
directly serves key European markets.
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