Day Tours the Dead Sea is a great way to see the Dead Sea and the best place for an unforgettable day in the desert. We offer you the most exciting tours in the area with various activities (mineral bath, mud bath, camel rides, jeeps and 4×4s), and our qualified tour guides will take care of you throughout your tour.
Jordan has been famous for its the Dead Sea for thousands of years, and it still attracts tourists from all over the world today. The Dead Sea is renowned for its therapeutic properties, and there are many spas around the area where you can relax and rejuvenate yourself.
We are proud to be one of Jordan’s oldest and most experienced tour operators in Jordan, especially in the Wadi Rum area. We have been operating tours since 1992, and we employ a professional team of certified tour guides that can speak fluent English, Arabic, French and German. They are all experienced in guiding tourists throughout Jordan and the Middle East. Our staff is also well trained to answer any specific questions regarding the tours or recommendations on travel destinations across Jordan or the region.
The area surrounding the Dead Sea has been an important cultural and historical center for millennia. The fortress of Masada, a UNESCO World Heritage Site often included on a Day Tours Dead Sea itinerary, stands as a testament to ancient Jewish heroism against the Romans. Furthermore, the nearby Qumran Caves are where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered, providing invaluable insight into ancient religious texts. This rich history demonstrates the region’s long-standing importance, positioning it as a place of immense cultural, not just natural, interest. A tour guide’s expertise provides crucial context, connecting the therapeutic waters you float in to the historical events that unfolded on the cliffs above.
The water and mud of the Dead Sea are renowned globally for their therapeutic benefits, a key draw for any Dead Sea Day Tour. The high concentration of minerals, including magnesium, calcium, and potassium, is known to help alleviate various skin conditions, such as psoriasis and eczema, and aid in muscle relaxation. This natural phenomenon is why the region is a world-class health tourism destination. Tourists aren’t just floating; they are engaging in a powerful, natural mineral treatment. Opting for a tour that includes access to high-quality spa facilities ensures you can fully and safely harness these healing properties.
We’d love to hear from you if you have any questions or concerns about our Dead Sea day tours. Just call us at +962-795-582783, or email info@gojordantours.com
Your English speaking driver will collect you from your hotel at the Dead Sea early morning and transfer you by an air-conditioned vehicle along the Desert Highway for approx. 3 hours to the rose red city of Petra
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Pick up from your Dead Sea Hotel by an English speaking driver, transfer by an air conditioned family-sized sedan or van to Madaba. Beautiful examples of mosaics can be found throughout this town – you will visit the 6th Century St George Church to see the oldest mosaic map of the Holy Lands (approx. AD 560), discovered rebuilding of the church in 1884. On your way from Mt Nebo indulge in the warm water of the natural thermal springs
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Jerash is a “must see” during your stay in Jordan. Close to the capital of Amman, you can easily reach this fantastic ancient city and spend plenty of time exploring all the ancient ruins. Top the day off by visiting The Citadel in the heart of Amman, the oldest site of civilization in the city.
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Spend a day visiting the tombs of the venerable companions of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) killed during the Battle of Mu’tah. Also see Lot’s Wife Pillar and Mt Nebo where Prophet Moses saw the Promised Land before he died.
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Visit the King Abdullah Mosque and drive through downtown Amman before heading to the 7 Sleepers Cave (Ashab al Kahf), mentioned in a Sura in the Holy Qur’an. We then drive to the shrine of Abdul Rahman bin Auf, one of the first eight people to accept Islam, before heading towards al Salt in the Jordan Valley.
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Drive to the old Decapolis City of Umm Qais, overlooking the Sea of Galilee. The ruins include those of two theaters, a temple, a basilica and other buildings, telling of a once splendid city. Then visit Aljoun and Jerash – the best preserved Greco-Roman provincial city in the world
DetailsThe Dead Sea is the lowest point on Earth and is 9.6 times saltier than the ocean, which allows for the famous effortless floating experience. A Dead Sea Day Tour is highly recommended because it handles the complex transportation logistics from cities like Jerusalem or Tel Aviv, ensuring you get the most out of your limited time for floating, mud-bathing, and relaxing at a safe, fully equipped private beach or resort.
Bring your swimsuit, a towel, and waterproof sandals or flip-flops for the beach. Due to the high salinity, it is vital to bring a change of clothes and use the provided showers immediately after floating. Also, remember a hat, sunglasses, and high-factor sunscreen as the sun can be intense in the Judean Desert.
Yes, many popular Dead Sea Day Tours combine the relaxation stop with visits to iconic historical and natural sites. The most common combinations include a tour to Masada (an ancient fortress) for a sunrise or daytime visit, or a trip to the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve to hike through a desert oasis.
Due to the extremely high salt concentration, the water is incredibly buoyant, and traditional swimming is not recommended. Instead, visitors enjoy effortlessly floating on the surface. It’s important to avoid splashing, especially near your eyes, as the salt can cause a severe stinging sensation.
Avoid shaving just before your visit, as the salt can irritate cuts and scrapes. Do not submerge your head or ingest the water. Limit your time floating to about 20-30 minutes per session, and make sure to stay hydrated by drinking plenty of fresh water throughout your Dead Sea Day Tour.
Most organized Day Tours Dead Sea depart from major tourist centers such as Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. You can often choose between a guided group tour with a set itinerary or a private transfer service.
A typical full-day tour from Jerusalem or Tel Aviv is generally about 8 to 10 hours long, which includes travel time across the Judean Desert, a guided visit to a major site like Masada, and 2-3 hours of dedicated relaxation time at the Dead Sea beach.
Yes, reputable tours typically include access to a private beach or resort where the famous mineral-rich black mud is freely available for you to apply to your skin, providing a natural therapeutic spa experience.
