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Moa Overnight Campground

Moa Overnight Campground, located in the Negev, not far from moshav Tzofar, provides some kind of a historical justice, as in this place was located a Nabatean inn in which travelers who travelled the Nabatean Spice Route spent the night about 2,000 years ago. In short: history and desert all in one. Moa Overnight Campground is accessible to vehicles. It does not include water taps, toilets, showers or electricity. It is only you and what was left from the time of the Nabateans. Moa Overnight Campground is open throughout the year and is free of charge. It also serves travelers on the Israel National Trail, which provides fascinating encounters with interesting people. Beyond this, the campground serves as an excellent starting point for many trips in the Negev and Arava areas.
Arrival at Moa Overnight Campground: drive on road number 90 and about 1.5 kilometers to the south of Tzofar turn carefully west onto a dirt road, according to the signs.

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