Gofra Beach, located on the shores of the Sea of Galilee in Israel, has reopened its mineral-rich sulfur springs after a six-year closure caused by rising water levels. The springs became inaccessible in 2020 due to increased water levels that blocked their flow. With the recent drop in the water line, the springs were revealed, allowing visitors to enjoy their naturally healing waters, which are infused with minerals such as sulfur, boron, fluorine, and chloride, and maintain a temperature of around 31 degrees Celsius. To enhance visitor experience, a 20cm deep wading pool has been constructed at the beach with the approval of the Water Authority, directing the spring's water into a designated area. Gofra Beach is recognized as one of the most popular beaches on the Sea of Galilee, featuring a 900-meter-long strip that offers various recreational facilities, including camping areas and a boating channel.