Masada Sunrise Day Tour from Jerusalem

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Rute

1. Hike up the Snake Trail to the summit and witness a breathtaking sunrise

   2 t

2. Reach Ein Gedi and explore the nature reserve’s waterfalls, springs, and unique wildlife

   1,5 t

3. Relax at the Dead Sea and float effortlessly along the mineral-rich waters

   2 t

Afbestilling

Gratis afbestilling indtil 24 timer før oplevelsen starter, med fuld refusion.

Anmeldelser

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• 5Massada, Ein Gedi, Dead Sea

  Our guide was great and the sites were spectacular. He gave us a wonderful historical perspective and told us several interesting stories relevant to the sites we saw. The driver was also excellent.

  eschleuningjuli 2024via Tripadvisor

• 5Top notch tour

  Aviad was an excellent tour guide—Friendly, caring, knowledgeable and informative. We enjoyed the tour immensely. Would highly recommend!

  WanderWideWorldjuni 2024via Tripadvisor

• 5Bridging Israel one Step at a Time

  Masada,Ein Gedi,and The Dead Sea in one was healing,spiritual,educative,and refreshing. Tourist Israel along with our energetic and optimistic guide Merona brought me to the real experience. No BS with the ticket prices as you pay it yourself at the counter, and tips in buying cheaper quality items. All in all, Israel makes you wanna come back for more.

  932aldrinwmaj 2024via Tripadvisor

• 5Majestic Masada

  This was an amazing overview of all three places. If you’ve never been, it’s great to see them all in one day. I would go back again and spend a whole day at each place, or hike Masada at sunrise and spend the day at the Dead Sea.

  Traveler43127863801december 2023via Tripadvisor

• 2You are not getting what you paid for

  First of all we didn’t get to see the sunrise because it was cloudy, the operator, like others do, should have canceled or move the experience to a different day. Going down from the mountain the guide prohibited us to descend walking stating it was too late and forcing us to take the cable car (we were not late and we would have arrived 30 minutes before the group who was still waiting long time for the cable station to open. Than the guide stated that was too late to go to Ein Gedi and we completely skipped the experience we paid for. The only highlight part was the dead see. The trip was supposed to be approximately 12 hour and it was cut 2 hours short skipping activities. Very unprofessional

  Simona_Baugust 2023via Viator

• 5Quick but worthwhile tour

  Great tour. Our guide did not show up for whatever reason but our bus driver said he would take us anyway. He was fantastic, with great info about the sites we were visiting and also things along the way. He made sure we made it to all the spots before other tours so we were always the first ones there. My only complaint is that there wasn't enough time at Ein Gedi, but it was nice to see it briefly on this quick tour. I was especially pleased that I could start this tour in Jerusalem and finish the tour in Tel Aviv, saving me the hassle and time associated with sorting transport out myself. The view from Masada is breathtaking and it was a difficult and hot climb even though we were climbing as the sun was rising. I did not envy the people that were coming up as I was heading back down!

  979cassytaugust 2023via Tripadvisor

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How it compares in Jerusalem

• Its from-price is 79% below the median of the 140 dagsture we list in Jerusalem.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• By number of reviews it ranks 16 of 140.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Jerusalem

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