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Darom Adom-Scarlet South Festival

February, Southern Israel: Undeterred by the global pandemic, the masses of bright-red anemones are having their time in the sun. Head down south to celebrate them with us at the Darom Adom festival!
 

 
That's right – the 2021 Darom Adom (Scarlet South) Festival is happening now, and KKL-JNF has plenty of flower walks and other public events in store!
 
Please note: In accordance with Health Ministry guidelines, the numbers are strictly limited, and you must register in advance. Details below.
 

Maps and useful links

For details about festival events, registration for activities, and  information on lodging and restaurants in the regions, visit the festival website (Hebrew)»
 
 
KKL-JNF has prepared a special Darom Adom-Scarlet South map with information on recommended flowering sites to visit, and a link to directions in the WAZE navigation application. View the KKL-JNF Darom Adom map (Hebrew only)»

Kav LaYaar Forest Hotline


For more information on KKL-JNF events at Darom Adom, contact the KKL-JNF Forest Hotline (Israel only): 1-800-350-550, or by email at moked1@kkl.org.il
 
Please note:
Events will take place in accordance with weather conditions.
The flowering of the anemones depend on weather conditions.
It is also recommended to keep up to date with the festival's website regarding unexpected changes.
In accordance with Health Ministry guidelines.
The numbers are strictly limited, and you must register in advance.

KKL-JNF and Darom Adom

 

The Darom Adom (Scarlet South) Festival is produced by the Shikma Besor Tourism Association in the flowering fields of the northern Negev and takes place during the weekends of February in conjunction with KKL-JNF. The public is invited to enjoy the red carpets of anemones and get acquainted with the natural, historical and recreational sites in the area. KKL-JNF has been involved in the development of the region since before the establishment of the State of Israel, and continues to be a partner of the local residents' initiatives, such as this festival, providing information stations, free excursions and a special march along the red carpets of anemones.

 
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