Visit The Dead Sea

The Dead Sea

The world’s most ancient natural spa

No holiday in Israel is complete without a trip to the Dead Sea. Just a one-hour drive from Jerusalem, this mysterious turquoise lake is in the center of a valley nestled in high cliffs, surrounded by a stunning landscape and jaw-dropping sights.

Combining a desert vacation with a health and wellness experience, against the backdrop of breathtaking natural wonders, the area is a natural miracle that cannot be matched with anything else you have ever witnessed.

Echoes of the Past

More ancient history in the middle of the desert

If you’re into history, make sure to visit the Chalcolithic temple. There, you’ll see the ruins of an ancient temple from over 5,000 years ago. Then visit Tel Goren to see the remains of settlements from the Iron Age, the Persian period, the Hellenistic period, and the Roman period.

Wonders of Wadi Arugot

Calling all walkers, hikers, adventurers

There are several trails in the Ein Gedi area as well as in Wadi Arugot which runs along the length of Arugot Stream with many small pools. It also features David Waterfall, a year-round flowing waterfall and the beautiful Dudim Cave.

For serious adventurers, there’s rappelling and off road riding from Arad to Masada considered one of the most beautiful biking trails in the world.

The lowest point on Earth

Sitting at -423 meters below sea level, the Dead Sea is the deepest land point in the world.

Masada – a story unlike any other

An ancient fortress built around 30 B.C. on a massive plateau overlooking the Dead Sea. A winding path climbs up to the fortifications taking you to unique ruins with a national story. Start your climb in the early morning to catch its famous jaw dropping beautiful sunrise.

Multiple health benefits

With an incredible 34% salt concentration and high amounts of other minerals, the Dead Sea delivers a 100% nature-powered spa experience for the skin, body, and soul. Float in its waters and cover your body with mineral-rich mud, like Cleopatra used to as the legend tells.

A Hidden Gem

Located to the West of the Dead Sea, Ein Gedi offers hiking trails, streams, rugged limestone cliffs, waterfalls, archeology and biblical history, botanical gardens, and wildlife. It is home to Nubian ibexes, hyraxes, foxes, hyenas, and leopards on the ground, and hawks, storks, songbirds, quails, and doves in the skies.

Your Journey to Dead Sea Starts Here

Dead Sea is more than a place—it’s an experience that stays with you forever. Let Tevel Travel Group take you on a journey that connects you to the heart of this extraordinary city.

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