The Dead Sea is the lowest point on land, famous for its salty, buoyant water. Float in the sea, hike in the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, climb to the hilltop fortress of Masada and see the Qumran Caves where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found.
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- Ein Gedi Nature Reserve 90, Tamar Regional Council Website Tickets and tours on Viator Wikipedia
- Dead Sea Tickets and tours on Viator Wikipedia
- Masada Snake Path, Tamar Regional Council Tickets and tours on Viator Wikipedia
- Qumran Caves Tickets and tours on Viator Wikipedia
- Tower of David (Museum of the History of Jerusalem) Omar Bin Al-Khattab, Jerusalem, Old City, Jerusalem Tickets and tours on Viator
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Where To Stay In Dead Sea: Interactive Dead Sea Hotel Map
Ein Bokek suits travellers wanting spa hotels and direct beach access on the Israeli shore. Ein Gedi offers a kibbutz hotel and guesthouses close to the nature reserve, while Jerusalem is a good base for day trips. See the map below.
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