Mikvah Nofit Community mikvah serving nofit
✡ Rav Kishon Location: Zvulun Regional Council, Haifa District, Israel
About Mikvah Nofit is a mikvah located in nofit, Israel, serving the local Jewish community. It operates under the supervision of Rav Kishon. The mikvah is affiliated with Chabad Of Nofit. Opening times: By Appointment Only.
Activities & entertainment By Appointment Only
For children & families 892Location Address: tavor 18 nofit, 36001 Israel
Tags Bor Al Gabai Bor · Mikvah
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Mikvah Nofit serves the religious needs of the Jewish community in the Zvulun Regional Council. This facility provides a dedicated space for ritual immersion in a quiet residential setting. It is affiliated with Chabad of Nofit and maintains high standards of halachic observance.
Located on Tavor Street, the mikvah offers a private and discreet environment for local residents and visitors. The building is maintained to ensure a clean and welcoming atmosphere for all who use the service. Ritual purity is a cornerstone of the community here, and this site supports that vital tradition.
About the area The village of Nofit sits on a hilltop in the lower Galilee region of Northern Israel. It overlooks the Kishon River and offers a serene environment away from the busy city streets. This location is part of the Zvulun Regional Council, which manages several rural communities in the Haifa District.
Getting to Nofit
Travelers can reach Nofit easily from Haifa or Kiryat Tiv'on. The drive offers scenic views of the surrounding valleys and Mediterranean greenery. While it is a quiet village, it remains well-connected to the main highways of Northern Israel. Parking is usually available near the residential address on Tavor Street.
Because Nofit is a small communal settlement, the atmosphere is very neighborly. The mikvah is integrated into the local infrastructure to serve the families living in the hills. Most visitors arrive by private vehicle as the area is hilly and rural.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Nofit is known for its high quality of life and panoramic views of the Galilee and Haifa Bay. The community attracts families who appreciate a quiet, nature-focused lifestyle near urban centers. Visitors to the area often explore the nearby Carmel Forest or the historic sites in the surrounding Zvulun Valley.
Nearby Jewish Interest
The local Chabad center serves as a hub for regional Jewish life and holiday programs.
The Alon HaGalil area features historical sites and ancient settlements related to Galilee Jewish history.
The nearby city of Kiryat Tiv'on offers additional synagogues and kosher shopping options.
Scenic hiking trails connect the village to the surrounding hills, offering quiet spots for reflection.
What to expect Visitors can expect a calm and respectful environment at Mikvah Nofit. The facility follows the Bor Al Gabai Bor method, which meets specific traditional requirements. Cleanliness and privacy are the main priorities for the staff and the Chabad organization that oversees the site.
Service Details
The mikvah is open by appointment only to ensure privacy for every visitor.
Supervision is provided by Rav Kishon to maintain strict halachic standards.
Preparation rooms are available for use before immersion.
The staff can provide guidance on local customs and procedures if requested.
Since the facility runs on a scheduled basis, it is best to call well ahead of your planned arrival. This ensures the water is ready and a female attendant is present for women's immersion. The community takes pride in keeping the space modern and comfortable for all users.
Frequently asked questions Do I need to make an appointment before visiting? The mikvah operates strictly by appointment. You should call in advance to ensure a staff member is available to greet you.
Which rabbinical authority supervises the mikvah? It is under the halachic supervision of Rav Kishon and is affiliated with Chabad of Nofit.
What is the technical halachic setup of the pool? This facility features a Bor Al Gabai Bor construction, which is a specific halachic standard commonly used by Chabad communities.
How do I reach the mikvah from Haifa? Main accessibility is via private car or local Zvulun Regional Council transport from nearby hubs like Kiryat Tiv'on or Haifa.
