From Jerusalem: Dead Sea Chill Out Half-Day Trip
Dead Sea, Tel Aviv
Discover the Dead Sea at the best part of the day, when the water is cool and inviting, and the beach is comfortable and relaxing. Float on the water or cover yourself in mineral-rich mud.
Highlights
- Enjoy the unique experience of floating in the mineral rich waters
- Relax on a private beach and take in the views of the Jordan Rift Valley
- Immerse yourself in the famous mineral-rich mud
Description
Take a tour to the Dead Sea to laze on the beach and float in the mineral-rich waters during the best part of the day. You will depart from Jerusalem before the hottest part of the day, and relax at the beach.
Set in the Jordan Rift Valley, between Jordan and the West Bank, the Dead Sea is the lowest place on earth. Its high salt density provides you with a unique experience as you float unaided on the beautiful aquamarine surface.
Cover yourself in the mineral-rich mud at a private beach at the north of the sea, and benefit from the therapeutic qualities of the natural Dead Sea mud.
Includes
Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle
Beach entry fee
Written guidance via app
Excludes
Food and drinks
Towel
Important Information
- Towels can be rented (15 ILS) at the meeting point before departure.
- Please note that this is a self-guided tour.
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Frequently Asked Questions
The trip includes transportation from Jerusalem, beach access at the Dead Sea, floating in the mineral-rich waters, and the chance to cover yourself in mineral-rich mud.
The trip typically lasts around half a day, departing in the morning and returning in the early afternoon.
The tour departs from Jerusalem, making it accessible for travelers staying in or near the city.
This specific half-day trip departs from Jerusalem, but there are separate tours available departing from Tel Aviv.
Yes, floating in the Dead Sea is safe due to its high salt concentration, but avoid getting water in your eyes or mouth.
Bring swimwear, towels, sunscreen, water, and sandals to fully enjoy the beach and floating experience.
The trip departs before the hottest part of the day, typically in the morning, to ensure comfortable weather.
Yes, applying the mineral-rich Dead Sea mud is part of the experience and done on the private beach area.
No, you do not need to be a strong swimmer because the high salt content makes floating effortless.
Yes, the tour beach area usually provides basic facilities like showers and restrooms, but check the website for current details.
