To the isolated cliff in the heart of the desert, a cliff overlooking the Dead Sea and the wild landscapes of the Judean Desert, a magnificent palace. During the Great Revolution, the last of the Roman rebels barricaded themselves, turning their desperate war into a symbol of struggle for freedom against the Romans . The fascinating past events that took place on the mountain and its archaeological findings influenced the declaration of the Masada National Park as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will see all of this by hiking to the top through the Snake Path (around 90 minutes of an easy/moderate walk) or if you want to enjoy the view and just relax, take the Cale Car ride and have fun! *Please note the Cable car is not included* The Masada entrance fee is NIS 31 / USD 9. The cable car fee is NIS 46 / USD 13.50 From 2023 Jan 15th and 25th, you will not take the long Trail due to construction. Instead, you'll hike the short Hasoela trail. This may extend length of the tour slightly

The Ein Gedi oasis is the largest in the country. It has springs and waterfalls and at the foot of the cliffs, the home of the ibexes and the rock faces, streams of water flow. we can see: * The waterfall of David * Ein Gedi Spring * The Chalcolithic Temple * The dry Canyon *entrance to the park is not included* Entrance fees: NIS 28

Finally time to relax and float on a private Beach in Neve Midbar at the world famous: Dead Sea. Enjoy your time and cover yourself on it's mud that is known for the minerals with rejuvenating properties. Around one hour and half free time! Please note: Don't forget your beach gear (towel, sunscreen, hat and bathing suit) ** Please note that all times are approximate