The Lowest place on Earth

* Full-day Masada and the Dead Sea: The tour descends below sea level to the Dead Sea at the lowest point on the planet and along the edge of the Dead Sea, where the turquoise water is coated with a crust of white salt. * The Dead Sea, also called the Salt Sea, borders Israel and Jordan. Its surface is 422 meters (1, 385 ft) below sea level, the lowest elevation on dry land. It is 378m (1, 240 ft) deep, the deepest saline lake in the world. Since it is 8. 6 times saltier than the ocean, no sea life can live in it. Located in the Jordan Rift Valley, its main tributary is the Jordan River. Qumran - Dead Sea Scrolls * The Qumran - area contains remains from various periods, of which the most important are findings from the end of the Second Temple period - the Dead Sea Scrolls. * "Masada: Where Ancient History Meets Desert Grandeur. Explore Herod's Fortress, Defiance, & Panoramic Views. Unforgettable Israel Experience!" * Ein Gedi - is an oasis by the Dead Sea and well-known archeological sites.

* Your first stop on this tour is Masada, a flat-topped rocky 'table' or outcrop rising 450m from the desert Heights plains where you'll take a cable car to the top of the Masada Plateau where there are stunning views of the Dead Sea. At Masada, you will tour the remains of King Herod's palace fortress with its guardhouses, water cisterns, storehouses, palaces, and a bathhouse, as well as mosaics and murals inside. * If time permits, Visit Qumran - the village of the Dead Sea Scrolls *GO for refreshments at the Dead Sea Mineral Cosmetics factory. Our last stop on this tour is the Dead Sea, where you can relax on the beach and unwind. Floating - Enjoy the natural health benefits of the Dead Sea environment, including salt-rich water, oxygen-rich air, and mineral-rich black mud that you can use