Note: Javascript is disabled in your browser.
To see the gallery in all its glory, you'll need to enable Javascript.
View gallery
Introducing Dead Sea
At an elevation of 400m below sea level, the Dead Sea shoreline is the lowest bit of dry real estate in the world. After the obligatory float, don't miss the ruins at Masada, which is probably Israel's most enigmatic attraction. Though not as well frequented by travellers, the hiking tracks and springs of Ein Gedi National Park also merit some exploration.
Advertisement
Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
Hotels & Hostels
Check out all our reviewed and recommended accommodation and book online.
Travel Insurance
Going to Israel & the Palestinian Territories? Make sure you're covered.
Get a quoteAdvertisement
