Take off towards the Judean hills that head to the Dead Sea. You will explore the lowest place on earth, being below the level of the sea, where you can also visit a cosmetic shop with Dead Sea product. Along the shore that takes to Masada, you will learn about the Jewish history and fighters. A cable car will get you over to the mountain fortress built by King Herod, where the Zealots of the first century made their last stand against the Romans. You will visit the ruins of the palaces, walls, synagogue, water cisterns, mosaic floors, and Roman baths. Descend using the cable car again and continue towards the Dead Sea where you will have a unique opportunity to float in the waters and cover yourself with the well-known mud rich in minerals that many believe has therapeutical effects.
Masada and Dead Sea day tour from Tel Aviv
- Visit the wonderful fortress in Masada
- Experience water floating in the Dead Sea
- Explore a Dead Sea cosmetic products shop
- Guide
- Entrance fees
- Cable Car
- Entrance fees
- Local guide
- Cable car ticket
- Lunch and beverages
- Tips
- Tips (optional)
- Lunch
- Food and beverages
Trumpeldor St 11, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Ізраїль
- Please note that the small group option is for a group of maximum 19 people
- Spa treatments are not available
- Lockers are available at additional cost
- It is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a hat, sunscreen, bathing suit and towel
What people say about this experience
Based on 2 reviews from verified customers
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Sicherheit
4.2/5
Service
4.2/5
Personal
4.2/5
Gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis
4.6/5
Anonymous
From United Kingdom - December 2022Average
Overall rated3/5
An interesting trip the guide was able to tell us a lot about Masada. The guide was good - but it probably made a difference that he had to drive and ...
Matías
From Germany - July 2022Travelled as a couple
25 - 34 years old
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
Das allgemeine Kenntnins des Reiseführers und wie er diese wunderbare Reise lebhaft gemacht hat, war wirklich toll! Der Besuch am Toten Meer ist seh ...