Masada, Dead Sea and the Judean Desert

1 - day
From $350 - $550 per day (Based on Seasonal Availability)
Max 55 people
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About This Tour

Leave from Jerusalem Travel to the ancient mountaintop fortress of Masada Built by King Herod the Great. Tour the palaces and bath houses and all the other amazing archaeological finds and hear the amazing stories of the Jewish revolt against the Romans. Visit the Masada Synagogue and hear a story of Herod's folly. This is a chance to touch History.


Other possible stops include the Ein Gedi Nature preserve with its stunning waterfalls and nature hike where you might just meet a hyrax or an Ibex. Qumran, the location where the famous Dead Sea Scrolls were found, is also home to the most mikvas ever found in one location. Einot Zukim Is a desert oasis where a natural spring has punched through into what used to be the Dead Sea. It is a place to relax and enjoy with even a swimming pool that fills from the spring.


Of course there is also the Famous Dead Sea, AKA the lowest place on earth, with its healing muds and naturally chemical rich waters. Multiple options for lunch stops.

Extra Costs & Considerations

The following are not included in the base price:

transportationNeeds Confirmation

depends on size of group and point of origin

Entry fee to Masada and Cable carNeeds Confirmation$11

Basic for an adult w/o cable car is $11.00 US but is less for children , or seniors, or students or groups

Basic fees for any other parks or sites as neededEstimate

From

$350 - $550

per day (Based on Seasonal Availability)

Note: Final pricing may vary based on group size and customization.

After submitting your request, we'll send you a personalized quote.

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