Accessibility Statement

Accessibility of this website

The site was built so that it can be used both with a keyboard alone and with a screen reader. These are the things that were actually tested:

• Every image on the site has an alternative description, so a screen reader describes it rather than skipping it.
• Every field in a form has a label attached to it, and not only placeholder text that disappears as you type.
• Anyone navigating by keyboard sees a clear marker on the item they are on.
• At the top of every page there is a skip-to-content link, so you do not have to pass through the menu again each time.
• Anyone who has set reduced motion in their operating system will not see the animations on the site.
• The site works on phone and on desktop, in Hebrew and right to left, with no sideways scrolling.

Accessibility on the site is ongoing work. If you came across an element that did not work for you, contacting us is what gets it fixed.

Accessibility at the site itself

The Rosh Hanikra site is only partially accessible. The accessibility bridge, about 100 metres long, leads comfortably to the cable car that descends to the grottoes complex. The grottoes, because they were naturally carved into the rock, are not fully accessible. You can enter by wheelchair as far as the first grotto and view it from above, as well as part of the second grotto. At that point you need to turn back with the wheelchair, as the rest of the route involves a narrow passage and steps. The film and the toilets are accessible.

• There is a reduced-price ticket for an adult with a disability and for a child with a disability, on presentation of a certificate at the ticket office.
• Some of the experiences with our partners are not adapted, and the details appear on the page of that experience.

Before arriving with a particular accessibility need, it is worth calling us and arranging it. We will be able to tell you what is suitable and what is less so, rather than surprising you on the spot.

Everything you need before your visit