From Tel Aviv: Jerusalem, Dead Sea & Bethlehem Full-Day Tour
The Christian Quarter, Tel Aviv
See the highlights of Jerusalem and Bethlehem on a private or shared day trip from Tel Aviv, and immerse yourself in the extraordinary history of some of the holiest places on earth. Float in the Dead Sea and benefit from its healing properties.
Day Tour from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, Bethlehem, and the Dead Sea
This guided day tour departs from Tel Aviv and suits travelers interested in exploring Jerusalem’s Old City, Bethlehem’s historic center, and relaxing at the Dead Sea.
Highlights
- Explore Jerusalem’s Old City with an expert guide
- Visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and Western Wall
- Tour Bethlehem’s Church of the Nativity
- Enjoy free time floating in the Dead Sea
Description
Begin with a guided walk through all four quarters of Jerusalem’s Old City, including stops at the Western Wall, Via Dolorosa, and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Learn about the city’s central role in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Then continue to Bethlehem to visit the Church of the Nativity. The tour concludes at the Dead Sea, where you can relax and float in its mineral-rich waters.
Departing from Tel Aviv, this full-day tour combines historical sites, cultural insights, and natural experiences. It is an informative way to explore significant landmarks across the Holy Land.
Includes
- Transportation from Tel Aviv to all tour sites
- Professional expert tour guide
Excludes
- Entrance fee to the private Dead Sea beach (45 NIS)
- Personal travel insurance
- Gratuities
Important Information
- Modest dress is required for holy sites; knees and shoulders must be covered
- Access to the Church of the Nativity grotto is subject to visitor volume and not always guaranteed
- The tour involves considerable walking and stair climbing, especially in the Old City; it may not suit travelers with limited mobility or those seeking a less active experience
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book in advance to secure your place. Bring comfortable walking shoes, a water bottle, and suitable clothing for religious sites. The best time to visit is during cooler months to avoid midday heat.
