Tours to Masada
ASHDOD: MASADA & DEAD SEA FOR CRUISERS
Masada Fortress, the Dead Sea and more...
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MASADA & DEAD SEA FROM TEL AVIV
Masada Fortress, Herod's Palace, Relaxation at the Dead Sea and more.
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MASADA & DEAD SEA FROM JERUSALEM
Masada Fortress, Herod's Palace, Relaxation at the Dead Sea and more.
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Facts About Masada
Masada is an ancient fortress located in the Negev Desert in southwestern Israel. It is situated on a steep hill rising about 400 meters above the Dead Sea and is one of the most important archaeological sites in Israel.
Masada is about 35 kilometers south of Jerusalem and about 100 kilometers east of Tel Aviv. It is accessible by road from both cities, and it is also possible to fly into the nearby city of Eilat and then drive or take a bus to Masada.
Gastronomy in Masada
Masada is an ancient fortress located in the Negev Desert in southwestern Israel, so it has no cuisine of its own. However, there are several restaurants and bars in the surrounding area that offer a wide variety of food and drinks.
In the region, it is possible to try typical Mediterranean dishes, such as hummus, falafel, fresh fish, grilled meats, and fresh vegetables. It is also possible to try some traditional Jewish dishes, such as shakshuka, an egg stew with tomatoes and spices.
If you prefer to eat on-site, there are several food stalls and snack bars at the base of the fortress offering refreshments, snacks, and other light foods.
Activities to Do in Masada
Here are some activities you can do at Masada:
You can hike the snake ramp which is a steep staircase that leads to the top of Masada, where you can see breathtaking views of the Dead Sea and the Judah desert.
You can explore the ruins, at the top of Masada are the fortifications, baths, houses, and the palace of Herod. You can also go down to the Dead Sea for a dip in its saline and healing waters.
Near Masada is the fortress of Ein Gedi, a place where Jews took refuge during the Jewish Revolt against the Romans. We recommend not missing this wonderful place.
How to Get Around Inside Masada
There are several ways to get around the fortress of Masada, which is located on a steep hill in the Negev Desert in southwestern Israel:
The best way to explore Masada is to walk around the fortress. There are several paved paths leading to the various sites of interest, and there are also stairs to reach the highest parts of the fortress.
It is also possible to reach the top of Masada by cable car. A cable car is a good option if you prefer to avoid stairs and steep paths.
What to See and Do in Masada
Masada is a famous destination for tourists thanks to its architecture, history, and culture. The fortress stands out for its buildings and what they can tell about Israelite history.
It is because of its proximity to other tourist attractions steeped in histories such as Jerusalem and Nazareth that travelers combine their tours of the ancient fortress of Masada with these destinations of interest.
Do you want peace of mind when touring the Masada Fortress? Do you want to save time? With Greca we offer you day tours to the most important sights of Masada.
Don't miss this opportunity and choose the tour that best suits your interests!
01Are the tours in Masada in English?
Yes, they are! The tours you contract with our agency can be in English or Spanish. Ask your travel agent which one you prefer.
02Availability of tours in Masada
With Greca we assure you that there are available excursions for the site of interest you wish to visit.
03Can the tour of Masada be done in one day?
Yes! The visit to the most striking places of the city can be done in one day, but if you do not want to miss any detail, we recommend visiting it in two days.