Masada, the Dead Sea and Ein Gedi Oasis
Travel to the Dead Sea via Highway No. 1.
Pass through Jericho, the most ancient city in the world and often referred to as the City of Palm Trees.
Arrive at Masada, the most visited site in Israel.
Discover the story of the struggles and the tragic end that these hallowed walls have witnessed.
Learn about Herod the Great, King of Judah, who created this remarkable architecture.
Understand the reason for building such desert fortresses at Masada.
Observe the breathtaking landscape of the Dead Sea, as well as the Ammon and Moab mountains of Jordan.
Proceed to one of the Dead Sea beaches and bathe in the Dead Sea itself, which has the highest salt concentration in the world.
Experience bathing in the Dead Sea, where the water texture is completely different from what people are used to. Dead Sea water contains a large number of vitamins and minerals beneficial for the skin, creating a true natural spa at the lowest location in the world.
Visit Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, which includes a national park and an oasis in the heart of the Judean Desert. This unique site entails walking the trails alongside water brooks and watching the waterfalls.
Get a chance to visit an ancient synagogue, preserved with one of the most impressive mosaic floors in Israel.
