Israel · DEAD SEA TRIPS
Every Dead Sea day is two or three stops bolted together, and the differences matter: which beach, whether Masada is included, how long you actually get in the water. These 15 are compared on route, price and how early the coach leaves.
Full-day guided tour from Tel Aviv to Masada by cable car, float and mud-bathe at the Dead Sea, and see Qumran caves on the way back.
“Guide Avi was really good. Well versed in both English and French and great for his knowledge on the stories and history of the sites we visited. He manage his tour and people well too.”
Full-day coach trip from Tel Aviv to Masada and the Dead Sea, with guided ruins, cable car, and time to float and mud-bathe.
“Rude awful tour guide. They refuse to drop you back at your hotel and drop you 12 miles away and tell you to pay for a private taxi to your hotel despite the tour offering hotel pick up and drop off. I don’t recommend this tour. The staff are rude, aggressive and confrontational when it was pointed out to them that hotel drop off was included in the tour.”
Full-day tour from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem Old City, Bethlehem Church of the Nativity, and Dead Sea floating with English guides.
“Hello, We very much enjoyed the tour. It was very informative, structured, and well organized. We had very good guide Josef, he introduced for us Jerusalim He reminded for us amazing history of this great city and also told us abot today"s Jerusalim. After Jerusalim we visited Bethlehem and again it was interesting excursion. After that we went to the Dead sea. It was really amazing experience - it is so strange when your body is listening to the solty water more than to your brains commands. Amazing day and unforgetable memories! I would recommend this tour to everyone who starts his acquaintance with this wonderful country.”
Cable car up to Masada and a Dead Sea float from Jerusalem, plus Qumran caves and scroll history, all in one 10-hour guided day.
“This was a great trip. Yonathan was a fantastic tour guide and I highly recommend this trip.”
One day from Jerusalem to Masada by cable car and the Dead Sea. Float, add a mud bath, and learn the Judean story with a guide.
“I learned about very important historic event , restoration , and nature. Great tour. Very good tour guide Mati”
See Masada and Herod’s fortress, hike Ein Gedi’s oasis, then float the Dead Sea from Tel Aviv in one packed 12-hour day.
“Tour was really good and informative. Only the stop in the dead sea was a little to short.”
Fast-paced day trip from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem’s Old City sights and the Dead Sea for floating, mud, and desert relaxation.
“Udi was an incredible tour guide and did such a great job at providing concise and captivating historical stories. The stop at the Dead Sea was an incredible way to relax after a busy first half of the day. I would absolutely do this tour again!”
Dead Sea floating and Masada by cable car, with entrance fees and Jerusalem hotel pickup. Full-day, about 10 hours.
“Almost everything was awesome (highlighting the experience by itself and the guide Dani, who was an amazing ingredient of the plan). Only thing to maybe consider is the lack of clearer instructions to get to the meeting point because we didnt know that a common taxi was waiting for us in the noticed meeting point to take us to another meeting point; so we waste a lot of time and almost lost the bus because we were expecting for a bus or something similar and not a cab. Everything else, so good.”
Guided day trip from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem’s Old City and the Dead Sea, including Holy Sepulcher, Western Wall, and Dead Sea entry.
“Both Amir (tel avil>jerusalem) and Ozzy (jerusalem>dead sea) were amazing guides that provided really interesting stories from a variety of perspectives. The groups were well sized and I definitely felt proud to be on my tour. I only had two days in Israel and this was a great way to get a lot of experience in a short amount of time. The dead sea was the highlight. L”
Sunrise hike at Masada, waterfall walks in Ein Gedi, then 1.5 hours floating and mud at the Dead Sea from Tel Aviv, with pickup and guide.
“The Masada was a very intense hike bring water beautiful view”
Tel Aviv day trip packs Jerusalem, Bethlehem, and the Dead Sea into 12 hours, with guided Old City sights and a private float.
“Very hurried, only quick stops, lunch was take out on go, highlights in Bethlehem were missed, most of the time was spent on bus. Apparently they combined “Get Your Guide”tour group with us so had a full busload of “50.”Guides were veRead more”
A full-day Tel Aviv trip to Masada, Ein Gedi, and the Dead Sea, mixing guided history with independent time and a private beach swim.
“We were at the meeting point at 6:25, there were other people, but no one from the company. In about 10 min I saw a bus parking around the corner, but again no one came to talk to us. Almost at 7am, a guy who barely spoke English waved evRead more”
Jerusalem day trip to Masada, Ein Gedi, and the Dead Sea with guide, air-conditioned bus, and a private beach for floating and mud.
“Mosha is an excellent guide, we loved his stories, style, and knowledge. The places are beautiful. Felt very fine.”
Full-day tour from Jerusalem to **Masada**, **Ein Gedi**, and the **Dead Sea** with a guide, pickup, hiking, and a private beach break.
“Mansour was an amazing and very knowledgeable guide. He made sure our trip was smooth and pleasant.”
Sunrise climb at Masada, a nature hike at Ein Gedi, then a Dead Sea float and mud bath from Jerusalem in one long day.
“Other than getting up way too early, it was a blast. However, in the desert you need to go hiking early, or else. Ein Gedi I think would be a disappointment, had it not been so hot. This tour group lets you explore, on your own, so that was nice.”
The desert, the coast, the lake, and the runs over the border.
