This trip to Masada will start early in the morning, just in time to catch the sunrise. Once there, you will climb the famous 'Snake Path' to the top for views of the Judaean Desert, the Dead Sea and the Moab Mountains. After exploring the ruins of the fortress, you will be heading towards the oasis of Ein Gedi, where you can hike along the spring and refresh by the pools. The final stop will be at the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth, famous for its therapeutic mineral mud. You will have time to relax in the salt lake water and try a natural treatment for your skin.
Miks sinna minna?
- Great panoramic views from Masada fortress
- Chance to hike in the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve
- Dedicated time for wellness at the Dead Sea
Mis on hinnas?
- Transportation
- Admission to the beach at the Dead Sea
Mis pole hinna sees?
- Food and drinks
- Admission to Masada
- Admission to Ein Gedi
- Guide services
Piirangud
- Passport needed
Giidi suhtluskeeled
Lisateave
A passport is required.
Please note that between 15–25 January, the entrance to Masada will be available only via the Hasolela Trail due to construction on the cable car. The trail is a short, 15-minute hike. Hiking shoes are recommended.
Please bring water, snacks, a hat, sun cream, a swimsuit and a towel. Comfortable footwear is recommended.
In the event of flooding at Ein Gedi, the tour will go instead to Qumran or a similar location.
The admission charge for Masada is ILS 28. The admission charge for Ein Gedi is ILS 28.