On the journey south of Jerusalem you will see the Inn of the Good Samaritan and descend below sea level. You will have a clear view of Jericho in the distance, where Jesus cured the blind and where Joshua and his troops caused the great city walls to fall (Joshua 6). At 400 meters below sea level you will reach the lowest point on Earth, the Dead Sea. For thousands of years people, including Cleopatra, have known the therapeutic powers of this area and the sea itself. Being further from the sun than any other point on Earth, the harmful sun rays are filtered out making it safe for those suffering from skin ailments to expose their skin and enjoy some of the suns more positive qualities. The air is dry and non-allergenic meaning that your body is enjoying the benefits of the Dead Sea internally as you inhale the revitalizing air. Then there is the black mud, nature's natural facial and body mask.
On the return journey back to Jerusalem you will pass the Qumran caves where the 2000 year old Dead Sea Scrolls were found.
Dead Sea relaxation day from Jerusalem
- Reach the lowest poin on earth
- Enjoy the rich mineral mud of the Dead Sea onto our skin and feel the benefits from its therapeutic qualities
- Float in the Dead Sea
Entrance fee to the Dead Sea
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Transportation in air-conditioned vehicle
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Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Entrance fee to the Dead Sea
Food and drinks
Food and drinks
- Please confirm your pick-up details with the local operator. You will find their contant information in the voucher after booking
- You can choose between a Business option (group can be up to 22 people) and a Tour option (group can be up to 40 people). These only differentiate the group size
- Recommended bringing hats, bathing suit, towels, sun protection, and comfortable walking shoes
- Natural treatments and massage prices are not included and need to be ordered in advance. Please contact the local operator after booking if interested
- Change of vehicle required for transfers of pick-up and drop-off destinations to save time, avoid traffic and delay
- There might be some delay (up to 20 minutes) due to traffic or other operational issues
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