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Dead Sea & Masada Travel Guide
Our Dead Sea and Masada travel guide offers a comprehensive resource for anyone planning to explore these iconic destinations in Israel. The Dead Sea is a natural wonder and the lowest point on earth, famous for its therapeutic properties and breathtaking views. Masada, on the other hand, is an ancient fortress perched on a rocky plateau overlooking the desert, known for its rich history and stunning panoramas. With our travel guide, you’ll have access to all the information you need to plan your trip, including details about where to stay, transportation options, and local customs. We’ll also provide you with insider tips on the best places to visit in the area, including the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, the Dead Sea beaches, and other nearby attractions. So if you’re ready to experience the beauty and history of the Dead Sea and Masada in Israel, start planning your trip with our travel guide today.
Visiting the Dead Sea: Israel or Jordan?
There’s no question that the Dead Sea is a bucket list destination for anyone seeking a truly unforgettable experience. Nestled between Israel and Jordan in the Middle East, the Dead Sea’s bright blue waters sit at the Earth’s lowest point, 431 meters below sea level. In Israel, the sea is known as Yam HaMelach which... Read More
Where to Stay at the Dead Sea
The question of where to stay at the Dead Sea can be a complex one. A health resort since the time of Herod the Great, Israel’s coastline here occupies the southwestern corner of the lake. It also attracts visitors keen to explore the lowest point on the Earth’s surface. If you’re looking for a custom... Read More
The Best Things To Do in Southern Israel
The best things to do in southern Israel can take you from diving in the crystal waters of Eilat’s world-famous beaches to hiking the craggy hills of the famous fortress of Masada. The south of Israel makes up 50% of this tiny country’s landmass, and the light scattering of cities means that it’s a haven... Read More
Sites in Israel Featured During Eurovision in Tel Aviv 2019
For those who have been watching the live broadcast of Eurovision 2019 in Tel Aviv, Israel many stunning locations and sites across Israel have been featured. From north to south, Israel is a dynamic country with a diverse landscape showcasing the natural beauty found in this small, but beautiful country. Here are some of the sites... Read More
Family-Friendly Attractions in Israel
When traveling to the Holy Land, you’ll have plenty of options for family-friendly attractions in Israel. Family is at the heart of the local culture - so it’s no surprise that there are abundant ways to enjoy time together in this beautiful country. From Masada Fortress to Red Sea beaches - and plenty of child-friendly... Read More
How To Visit Masada at Sunrise From Tel Aviv
Because it is an unforgettable experience, many visitors want to know how to visit Masada at sunrise from Tel Aviv. Masada is one of the most popular tourist sites in Israel. It is located above the Dead Sea, a fortress built into a mountain. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is much more... Read More
Camping at the Dead Sea
Camping at the Dead Sea is a great budget-friendly option for travelers. Masada and the Dead Sea are two of the most visited sites in Israel. Because of their location, some people opt to take a day tour from a nearby city like Jerusalem. But, for travelers who really want to take their time and... Read More
How to Get from Eilat to the Dead Sea and Masada
People wanting to travel from Eilat to the Dead Sea and Masada will find it’s not that easy. The Dead Sea and Masada are the two most visited sites in Israel. But most people end up opting for a tour instead of trying to coordinate ground transportation because of the infrequent buses that run in this... Read More
Experience the Sunrise at Masada
Hiking to the summit of the Masada fortress at sunrise is a unique experience that will stay with you long after you visit Israel. Perched high above the Dead Sea and the vast Judean Desert, sits the ancient Roman fortress. Exploring this Israel site is done best during the first break of dawn, when the... Read More
How to Get to the Dead Sea & Masada
The Dead Sea and Masada are two of the most visited sites in Israel, however getting to them, and traveling around this region of the country is not so simple. Public buses are quite infrequent and often do not stop exactly where you need to go. So, if you’ve wondered how to get to the... Read More
Ein Feshkha (Einot Tzukim)
Ein Feshkha, also known as Einot Tzukim, is the lowest nature reserve in the world, located in the Judean Desert alongside the shores of the Dead Sea, in the Megilot Region. The reserve, due to its location at the lowest point on earth, and on the shores of the mineral rich and saline Dead Sea... Read More
