Israel - Sea of Galilee & its Ancient Sites

"The Sea of Galilee, -210 meters below sea level, is the main fresh water sea of the Rift Valley with unique forms and subterranean sources including hot water springs. The sea is home for 27 fish types, with many endemic. The water surface is 168 square kilometers while the perimeter is 55 kilometers, densely populated over the generations. The cities of Tiberias and Hammat Gader as well as Korazim, Kursi, Capernaum, and Tabgha surround the Sea of Galilee contributing to the area's unique cultural authenticity..." Source: UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List

Tabgha - Sea of Galilee - Mt. Of Beautitudes, Capernaum. Thanks to Liza of Israel.