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The 10 most popular masada & dead sea tours in Israel right now. What each trip includes, how long it runs, who operates it and what you will pay.
Tel Aviv day trip to Masada by cable car, guided ruins, Qumran caves, then float and mud-bath in the Dead Sea with pickup included.
Masada and Dead Sea day trip from Tel Aviv with cable car ruins tour, Qumran and Jericho stops, plus floating and mud bath.
“This is a perfect day trip from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem. Our driver/guide Eyal was excellent. He even coordinated, without us waiting or extra time to connect with two people who got lost at pickup!”
One full day trip from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem’s Old City, Bethlehem’s Church of the Nativity, and a Dead Sea float with expert guides.
Jerusalem to Masada by cable car and the Dead Sea for floating and mud. Qumran caves, views, and hotel pickup included.
Masada ruins by cable car and a buoyant Dead Sea swim from Jerusalem. Air-conditioned coach, guide, entrances, and mud-bath fun.
“We had an awesome time on this tour, which was totally shaped by our amazing tour guide, Dorit. I appreciate her enthusiasm for her home and she was always excited to answer questions and accommodate us!”
Full-day Tel Aviv tour to Masada, Ein Gedi and the Dead Sea. Cable car views, oasis hike, and salty floating in 12 hours.
A fast-paced day trip from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem’s Old City and the Dead Sea for a saltwater float and mud time.
“Udi our tour guide was great. Very knowledgeable and had a great sense of humor which made the experience even better. The pickup process was easy and on time. The bus was air condition and included Wi-Fi and ports to charge your phone. The tour was amazing we visited many sites that I’ve read about…”
Cable-car up to Masada, guided ruins, then float time at the Dead Sea. Entrance fees and hotel transfers included in a 10-hour day.
Tel Aviv to Jerusalem’s Old City and the Dead Sea in one day tour: Holy Sepulcher, Western Wall, Mount of Olives views, Dead Sea float.
Sunrise at Masada, hiking Ein Gedi waterfalls, then floating and mud-mixing in the Dead Sea on a guided Tel Aviv day trip.
“great and good value just very, very physical!! you need to be in strong physical condition! Hiking up Masada was amazing but shockingly difficult... and Ein Gedi required squeezing into lots of small places. Not a good trip for elderly”
