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From Jerusalem: Full-Day Bethlehem and Dead Sea Day Tour

1. From Jerusalem: Full-Day Bethlehem and Dead Sea Day Tour

Discover the famous old city of Bethlemen and the Dead Sea on a guided day trip from Jerusalem. Swim in the Dead Sea, visit an olive wood factory and see the famous Church of the Nativity. Following pickup in Jerusalem, ride to Bethlehem to meet your guide before heading to the Old City of Bethlehem. Begin with a guided visit to the Church of the Nativity. Next, if availability allows, visit the Nativity Star and the Cave of St. Jerome. From there, head to the Milk Grotto Church, where it is believed that the Holy Family found refuge from the Massacre of the Innocents before they could flee into Egypt. Next, drive to the City of the Shepherd's, Bayt Sahur. In Bayt Sahurt, enjoy a guided visit to the Chapel of The Shepherd's Field, the church where the angels first appeared to the shepherds to announce the birth of Jesus Christ. Continue your trip with a visit to an olive wood factory and watch the artisans crafting wooden sculptures. Continue through the Judean Desert to reach the lowest point on Earth. Hop out and take pictures at sea-level in the desert . Continue to the Dead Sea to enjoy the rest of the day, either floating in the rich water or relaxing at the beach.

From Tel Aviv: Jerusalem, Dead Sea & Bethlehem Full-Day Tour

2. From Tel Aviv: Jerusalem, Dead Sea & Bethlehem Full-Day Tour

Explore the holiest cities on earth on a guided tour from Tel Aviv. Travel to three of Israel's highlights, including Bethlehem, Jerusalem's Old City, and the Dead sea. Enjoy plenty of free time to shop and swim. Start your guided tour in the "City of Gold." Visit Jerusalem's Old City, including the Via Dolorosa and the Church of the Sepulchre. Explore local Markets, Byzantine Cardo, and the Western Wall.  Next, embark on a tour of Bethlehem and witness the Church of the Nativity, the city where Jesus Christ was born. Those who are not interested in Bethlehem can instead opt to enjoy free time in Jerusalem. In the afternoon, journey east through the Judean Desert and head to the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth. Bathe in the therapeutic waters before your return to Tel Aviv in the late evening.

From Tel Aviv/Jerusalem: Jerusalem, Bethlehem & Dead Sea

3. From Tel Aviv/Jerusalem: Jerusalem, Bethlehem & Dead Sea

Jerusalem, Dead Sea, Bethlehem tour from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem is unique in the way it combines many highlights in one day . Start the day in Jerusalem, the holiest city, for to Jews, to Christians, and to Muslims. Our expert guide will take you through the four quarters and tell you about this fascinating city. Then, we will visit Bethlehem, the city where Jesus Christ was born. You will visit the Church of the Nativity. You will later continue to the Dead Sea for time to relax in the muds and float in these special waters which have baffled mankind for thousands of years. This tour from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem is available with guaranteed departures. Here you can see the Itinerary of this interesting tour:- 06:30 - Pick up from Tel Aviv (Textile Building 2 Kaufmann Street). 07:45 - Pick up from Jerusalem (David Citadel Hotel) 08:00 - A Guided tour in Jerusalem 11:30 - Depart to Bethlehem 12:00 - Tour in Bethlehem City & Church of Nativity 15:30 - Free time relaxing in the Dead Sea - (Please bring your sunscreen, hat, Walking shoes, Bathing suit and towel). 16:30 - Depart from the Dead Sea 18:00 - Drop off in Jerusalem 19:00 - Drop off in Tel Aviv NB - all timings on Jerusalem, Dead Sea, Bethlehem Tour are approximate

From Jerusalem: Masada National Park and Dead Sea Day Trip

4. From Jerusalem: Masada National Park and Dead Sea Day Trip

This tour heads to southern Israel through the Judean Hills and past the Inn of the Good Samaritan. We pause at sea level for an unforgettable photo-op then continue our descent further and further down beneath sea level towards the iconic Dead Sea. Our first stop is at Masada where we take a cable car to the plateau summit and tour the remains of Herod’s 2,055 year old palace fortress. We see remarkable structures including palaces and a bathhouse. From Masada the tour takes you past the desert oasis of Ein Gedi and Qumran where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. We spend the rest of the day relaxing on one of the Dead Sea beaches. You can float in the salty-water that is 8.6 times more saline than the ocean creating natural buoyance. Use the Dead Sea mud as a natural skin mask and soak up the glorious Dead Sea sun.

Jerusalem, Dead Sea, and Bethlehem Tour

5. Jerusalem, Dead Sea, and Bethlehem Tour

Journey through some of the most historical sites on Earth on a sightseeing tour of the Old City in Jerusalem. Walk along the Via Dolorosa, believed to be the path that Jesus walked on the way to his crucifixion. Marvel at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, home to the two holiest sites in Christianity. Stroll through the markets and along the Byzantine Cardo, and see the Western Wall, considered holy due to its connection to the Temple Mount. Then, take a tour of Bethlehem to see the Church of the Nativity where Jesus Christ was born. Alternatively, enjoy some free time in Jerusalem to explore on your own. Next, travel through the Judean Desert making your way to the lowest point on Earth at the Dead Sea. Experience the unique sensation of floating in the salt-rich waters before the drive back to Jerusalem.

From Tel Aviv: Jerusalem, Bethlehem, & Dead Sea Private Tour

6. From Tel Aviv: Jerusalem, Bethlehem, & Dead Sea Private Tour

Meet your private guide at your hotel in Jerusalem or Tel Aviv. Then, drive across the Palestinian border to visit Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus. Visit the ancient Nativity Church and explore the Nativity and Manger grottoes. Make your way to the Old City of Jerusalem. Enter the Old City at the Jaffa Gate and enjoy the views of King David's Citadel. Walk through the colorful Christian Quarter of the Old City. Visit the Holy Sepulcher Church to see the Golgotha and Jesus' Tomb. Enjoy some time for lunch at one of the local restaurants in the Old City. Then, continue the tour by a scenic drive across the Judea Desert to the Dead Sea. Visit the famous Dead Sea Resort at Qalia to enjoy a swim in the salty Dead Sea. Afterwards, be returned to your hotel in Jerusalem or Tel Aviv

From Sharm El Sheikh: Day Trip to Jerusalem & the Dead Sea

7. From Sharm El Sheikh: Day Trip to Jerusalem & the Dead Sea

Your day will start early in the morning as you depart from Sharm El Sheikh to catch a flight to Tel Aviv. Upon arrival, you will meet your guide and board a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle to begin your journey to Jerusalem. As you approach Jerusalem, you will see the stunning city skyline and the iconic Dome of the Rock perched atop the Temple Mount. Your guide will take you on a walking tour through the narrow streets of the Old City, where you will visit some of the city's most famous landmarks, including the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the bustling markets of the Muslim Quarter. Next, you will head to the Mount of Olives, where you will enjoy a panoramic view of the city and see the Garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus is said to have prayed the night before his crucifixion. After a busy morning in Jerusalem, it's time to relax and unwind at the Dead Sea, Stop on Dead Sea for Breakfast, shopping and swimming. Located at the lowest point on earth, the Dead Sea is famous for its mineral-rich waters and therapeutic mud. You will have the opportunity to float effortlessly on the surface of the water and cover yourself in the black mud, which is believed to have healing properties for the skin. After your time at the Dead Sea, you will head back to Tel Aviv to catch your flight back to Sharm El Sheikh.

From Tel Aviv: Masada National Park and Dead Sea Day Trip

8. From Tel Aviv: Masada National Park and Dead Sea Day Trip

This tour heads to southern Israel through the Judean Hills and past the Inn of the Good Samaritan. We pause at sea level for an unforgettable photo-op then continue our descent further and further down beneath sea level towards the iconic Dead Sea. Our first stop is at Masada where we take a cable car to the plateau summit and tour the remains of Herod’s 2,055 year old palace fortress. We see remarkable structures including palaces and a bathhouse. From Masada the tour takes you past the desert oasis of Ein Gedi and Qumran where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. We spend the rest of the day relaxing on one of the Dead Sea beaches. You can float in the salty-water that is 8.6 times more saline than the ocean creating natural buoyance. Use the Dead Sea mud as a natural skin mask and soak up the glorious Dead Sea sun.

Sharm El Sheikh: 2-Day Jerusalem and Dead Sea Tour

9. Sharm El Sheikh: 2-Day Jerusalem and Dead Sea Tour

Day 1: Travel to Jourdan Sun Pyramids Tours representative will pick you up from your hotel Around 02:50 – 03:50 a.m. to go to Taba heights . Then you’ll start crossing the border about 8:00 am which will take about 2 hours, and you’ll arrive to the Jordan River at 13:30 pm. the Jordan River was parted after the death of Moses, so that Joshua could lead his tribes across to Canaan. After that, you’ll have lunch in Bethlehem before beginning your shopping trip and visiting shepherd pastures. After that, you will be returned to your hotel. And there’s dinner Day 2: Mount of Temptation and Dead Sea Enjoy your breakfast at the hotel before being escorted by your personal tour guide to the Nativity Church and Jerusalem’s Old Town’s, Western Wall- Holy Spectacular Church, followed by a visit to the Gathemani Garden. Finally, proceed to Jericho for lunch and to take beautiful pictures in front of the historical Mount of Temptation is the place where the Devil is supposed to have taken Jesus to tempt and lure Him into obeisance to Satan. A more desolate and barren spot would be hard to find anywhere in the world. Viewed from below on the flat land surrounding the mountain . After that, transfer to the Dead Sea for a magnificent bathing trip and relaxation the Dead Sea salt is the saltiest and deepest lake in the world Known for its healing properties since Biblical times, Dead Sea salt has been used to treat various skin conditions, such as psoriasis, due to solar ultraviolet radiation found in the Dead Sea. then after the trip return to the boarder around 18:30 and Back to Sharm el sheikh at 23:00 Tuesday night. Note: Any Muslims who has immigrated and have European union or American or British passports cannot go to Jerusalem. All Arabs even they are Christian also not allowed to go to this trip.

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3.8 / 5

based on 31 reviews

This all day tour was everything I expected and more. The transportation was in a nice private van and we were able to see all of the major hits in Jerusalem and Bethleham before heading to the Dead Sea. The tour guide was engaging, funny, and accomodating for bathroom and coffee breaks :) The Dead Sea was probably the highlight for me, but I really enjoyed it all. I do suggest packings snacks. The only part I did not like is that there was a "souvenir" stop in Bethleham and we switched guides while in Bethleham. He was nice, but I preferred our original guide.

Very reccomended! and worth the money because you will see so many things in one day! Yael was a great guide in Jerusalem and so was George in Bethlem...we enjoyied every minute of our trip. We suggest to take some snacks for the day and have a good pair of shoes because you will walk a lot. Really good experience!

Great tour and able to do 3 major cities. Great tour guides as well! If like me you would like to see all but not spend hours at each place, then this is perfect for you!

We had a great time. Wish we got more time at the dead sea but we were able to see the grotto at the church of the nativity!

The other travelers were also so nice and respectful of being ina group and the times that we had to commit to