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About this tour
Our Masada, Ein Gedi & Dead Sea Tour is available from Tel Aviv and Jerusalem with guaranteed departures every day, taking you to several of the most iconic sites in the region. Begin the day at Masada, ascending via the cable car and touring the fortress which dates to King Herod’s time, taking in the incredible views across the Dead Sea region and the Judean Desert. Next, we’ll head to Ein Gedi, where you will be able to walk through the oasis that sits here in the middle of the desert. Continue to the Dead Sea, where there will be a chance to bathe in the muds and float on the waters of this world’s lowest point.
Our Masada, Ein Gedi & Dead Sea Tour is led by one of our team of experienced guides who will impart wisdom and insight at each stop. Our tour is available every day from Tel Aviv and Jerusalem with guaranteed departures. Book today!
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“Real value sold, feeling of being a guest rather than a tourist was provided” – Pawel, Poland
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“We booked this 1-day tour with Tourist Israel frankly with low expectations due to the lower cost compared to other options. I must say we were very delighted with the entire experience from pick up in the morning until drop off at the end of the day. The bus was very nice and comfortable. The stops in Masada, Ein Gedi, and the Dead Sea were perfect in terms of timing and duration. Our guide Allen was just fantastic. Easy going, very knowledgeable of the area, its history and always provided insight you can’t pick up from a tour book. I really enjoyed spending time with him and talking with him. I would give this operator a 5 Star rating. We would use them again for other tours.” – Richard
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“Very complete day trip allowing to see Massada, Ein Gedi and the Dead Sea. Time management was good as well as the guide who was giving relevant information. We enjoyed the day and recommend to people who are looking for an easy option to see those sites.” – Tomoko, United Kingdom
- 1 Day Guided Tour
- Air Conditioned Transport
- Expert Tour Guide
- English
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Masada, Ein Gedi, Dead Sea, & More Tour Highlights
- Explore the ruins of King Herod’s palace once you ascend to Masada via cable car
- Learn from an expert guide all about the history of ancient Judea
- Walk in the oasis of Ein Gedi, a beautiful green spot in the center of the desert
- Float along the waters of the Dead Sea, and bathe in its healing muds
Masada, Ein Gedi, Dead Sea, & More Tour Itinerary
If you have any questions about our Masada, Ein Gedi, Dead Sea, & More Tour, please contact us. Our team is standing by and will be happy to help
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November 2022"Zimmers are one of the country's best-kept secrets if you want to discover a more authentic side to Israel," said Ben Julius, founder of Tourist Israel, a Tel Aviv-based travel company."
March 2020"Israel’s two most populous cities could scarcely be more different: the sacred and the secular; the ancient and the new; a place to pray and a place to party. Our no-frills tour takes us next to the nearby oasis of Ein Gedi, where we spot families of rotund rock hyraxes lurking in the reeds as we hike around the nature reserve. The tour ends with cooling a wallow in the mud of the Dead Sea. Tourist Israel has tours from £45pp."
July 2025"How safe is travel to Israel? After all, the country is in the midst of what has been described as a “seven-front war,” which is finally winding down. Faced with such costs and wait times, travelers from the U.S. to Israel often choose to connect via Europe. Tourist Israel lists many carriers flying to Israel here."
June 2016"What a Local Says: Ben Julius, founder of travel website Tourist Israel, thinks Abu Hassan might make the best hummus in the world. “At Abu Hassan, Jews and Arabs sit side by side with plates of creamy hummus,” he says. “There are only a handful of tables inside but that's okay. You can take your hummus to go and sit on a patch of grass down the street with views of the Mediterranean and the Jaffa Port.”
January 2016"A new tour to Petra and Wadi Rum in Jordan from the travel company, Tourist Israel, is inspired by the Oscars. Two films nominated for the awards this year were filmed in the country, and on the three-day trip, travelers can see where they were shot."
