Inspired by Mykonos: A luxury resort will open in Kinneret

Shebat Ahim Group, which owns the Dream Island Resort, announces the establishment of a chain of hotels and resorts and three new projects: the establishment of a new luxury resort on the Sea of ​​Galilee, the establishment of a resort on the boardwalk in front of Ashkelon Beach and the expansion of the existing Dream Island Resort.

Meanwhile, in March 2027 a new resort of the group is expected to open on the Sea of ​​Galilee, adjacent to the settlement of Migdal. The project, which is already under construction, will offer accommodation in a beach hotel with 93 rooms, of which about 60 rooms are on the water. According to the group, the hotel will have a rooftop for events, a spa complex, sitting areas in the water, two floors of restaurants and a central bar in the heart of the pool with performances and parties inspired by the Greek island of Mykonos.

In addition, another resort will be opened in March 2027 in front of the beach on the Ashkelon promenade. It will have 98 smart rooms that can be controlled from the mobile phone, all facing the sea. The hotel area will be spread over about 6,000 square meters, all overlooking the sea, alongside about 14,000 square meters of public areas.

According to the group, the largest spa complex in the country will be built in the hotel with about 30 treatment rooms, a hammam, saunas, an indoor pool, salt rooms, a pressure room, ice baths and a VIP complex. A gym, paddle courts, a rooftop overlooking the sea and a Pilates studio. In addition, the hotel will offer a floor with a restaurant, pool and bar overlooking the sea.

As part of the expansion of the Dream Island Resort, about 50 new suites will be added, laid out in the style of the Maldives within a large lake, with complete privacy for each suite.

According to Yehuda Yifrah, one of the owners of Shebat Ahim Group: “The transition to a chain of resorts is a natural step in the development of the group. We bring to the world of hotels in Israel international hospitality experiences, innovation, design and a high standard – with a unique identity and story for each complex. This move is an expression of our growth strategy and belief in the potential of the tourism and leisure market in Israel. We bring international standards of hospitality experience, design and cuisine, while adapting Accurate to the character and DNA of each region – from the Sea of Galilee, through the south to the seashore in Ashkelon.”

The group says that behind the planning of all the projects is Itzik Levy – an architecture and engineering firm, who is responsible for the group’s unique architectural language, which combines a connection to nature, a contemporary hospitality experience and an international design standard.