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Dead Sea to or from Tel Aviv Airport, Private Airport Transfers

Dead Sea to or from Tel Aviv Airport, Private Airport Transfers

5.0
(1)
2h
$175
per person
The Dead Sea and Masada Desert Adventure Private Tour

The Dead Sea and Masada Desert Adventure Private Tour

5.0
(1)
9h
$1,175
per person
Dead Sea Airport Arrival Transfer with Amman City Tour

Dead Sea Airport Arrival Transfer with Amman City Tour

4h
$103
per person
4 Days Private Guided Tour in Jordan Starting from Israel

4 Days Private Guided Tour in Jordan Starting from Israel

4d
$1,295
per person
New Jerusalem - Private Full Day Tour

New Jerusalem - Private Full Day Tour

8h
$1,095
per person
Transfers all over the Holyland: Haifa, TLV, Airport, JLM, Jordan

Transfers all over the Holyland: Haifa, TLV, Airport, JLM, Jordan

1h
$199
per person
Private Amman Airport Layover Tour to Dead Sea

Private Amman Airport Layover Tour to Dead Sea

4h
$147
per person
Best of the Holyland in 5 Days - Israel Highlights Private tour

Best of the Holyland in 5 Days - Israel Highlights Private tour

5d
$5,475
per person
UNESCO Gems of the South Private tour

UNESCO Gems of the South Private tour

9h
$1,045
per person
Best of the Holyland in 3 Days - Israel Highlights Private tour

Best of the Holyland in 3 Days - Israel Highlights Private tour

3d
$3,550
per person
GOKEDEM Adventure Kayaking to Deadsea Sinkholes

GOKEDEM Adventure Kayaking to Deadsea Sinkholes

3h
$321
per person
Transfers - Haifa, TLV, Airport, JLM, Jordan - VIP minibus

Transfers - Haifa, TLV, Airport, JLM, Jordan - VIP minibus

1h
$435
per person

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Dead Sea , Israel

The Dead Sea is a unique natural wonder and a major tourist attraction. Known for its hyper-saline waters and mineral-rich mud, it offers unparalleled therapeutic experiences. The Dead Sea is also a place of historical and religious significance, mentioned in the Bible and steeped in ancient history.

Quick Facts

Nickname

The Lowest Place on Earth

Elevation

-430 meters

Population

0 (Tourist destination, no permanent residents)

Climate

Arid - The Dead Sea has a hot, dry climate with very low humidity. Summers are extremely hot, while winters are mild with cool nights. The area experiences very little rainfall, and the high evaporation rate contributes to the high salinity of the water.

Best Time to Visit

Peak Season

Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November)

The best time to visit the Dead Sea is during the spring and autumn when the weather is warm but not excessively hot. These seasons offer pleasant conditions for outdoor activities and swimming in the Dead Sea.

Shoulder Season

Winter (December to February)

Winter is a shoulder season with cooler temperatures and fewer tourists. It's a good time to visit if you prefer a quieter experience and don't mind the cooler weather.