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where is the best place to buy excursions on the dead sea?
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If you are traveling from a travel agency, then usually excursions are bought from representatives at the Dead Sea. You can also ask about excursions at the reception desk in the hotel itself.
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answered 10 years ago
We are going to Israel in a month. We will also be at the Dead Sea, but only to rest. We will go on excursions from Jerusalem so that it is closer and more convenient.
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answered 10 years ago
And rightly so you, alibaba100581, are doing. This is exactly what should be done by those who want not only to relax and receive medical treatment at the Dead Sea, but also to see the Country.
For such tourists there are combined tours "TWO SEA - Mediterranean and Dead" with excursions from Netanya (+ rest on the Mediterranean Sea) and recovery on the Dead. The programs can be found here:
http://www.classictravel.ru/ekskursionnie-turi/turi-i-otdich-na-more
For such tourists there are combined tours "TWO SEA - Mediterranean and Dead" with excursions from Netanya (+ rest on the Mediterranean Sea) and recovery on the Dead. The programs can be found here:
http://www.classictravel.ru/ekskursionnie-turi/turi-i-otdich-na-more
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answered 10 years ago
Indeed, if you are going to specifically spend a vacation for the purpose of treatment at the Dead Sea, then it is hardly worth focusing on visiting the standard generally accepted excursions in Israel. Who would argue that for this it is better to stay on the Mediterranean coast. As for Jerusalem, it’s also not always convenient (they’ll pick you up before everyone else, it’s good if you don’t have to get back through Tel Aviv), although in Jerusalem there are many options to choose from, and there are enough individual guides there. So, what excursions are taken from the M. Sea: Jerusalem + Bethlehem, Galilee chr. + Nazareth, Tel Aviv, Eilat. But if you have already got to the M. m. area, I strongly recommend visiting the Ein Gedi nature reserve, climbing the Massada fortress, and not just attending an evening performance there (Tuesday, Thursday) to see Mount Sodom yourself. Near you are Qumran, Wadi Kelt, the monasteries of Herogia Khozevita and Gerasim of Jordan, a stone’s throw from Jericho, unfortunately, I can’t say if there are group excursions in these directions from the M. Sea, but for this it’s worth taking an individual guide. It is very wrong to assume that there is nothing to see there, look at the mountains of the Judean Desert surrounding you, it is fraught with many mysteries!
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answered 10 years ago
Anyone who orders private tours at the reception (especially at MM) I recommend checking the license with the guide. It can be just Russian - speaking drivers , and sometimes even Bedouins ) . The problem is that MM is only hotels, so the guide needs to get to you and this naturally affects the price. It depends on what you want to get and what you are willing to pay. Jordan (Qasr el-Yaud) then the driver is enough)
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answered 10 years ago
From Jerusalem it is not convenient only to the North. It is on the excursion GALILEE CHRISTIAN and CAESARIA + HAIFA + ACCOU that are taken first early in the morning and returned last late in the evening ...
But on a tour of Jerusalem, to Bethlehem, Jericho + Qumran, the Dead Sea with Masada will be taken away last and returned first! Living in Jerusalem, you can not only go on a free tour to Tel Aviv - Jaffa with a stop at the monastery in Latrun (from the Diamond Exchange), but also walk in a mini-group through the Jewish Quarter of the Old City (also free of charge).
Certainly, ind. tours are better. And there are really many guides in Jerusalem. But the budget for this is needed more than for group tours. Indeed, when buying a package of excursions BEFORE departure to Israel, each excursion will cost 42-55 dollars ...
See rates and schedule here:
http://www.classictravel.spb.ru/ekskursii-v-izraile/ekskursii-v-izraile
But on a tour of Jerusalem, to Bethlehem, Jericho + Qumran, the Dead Sea with Masada will be taken away last and returned first! Living in Jerusalem, you can not only go on a free tour to Tel Aviv - Jaffa with a stop at the monastery in Latrun (from the Diamond Exchange), but also walk in a mini-group through the Jewish Quarter of the Old City (also free of charge).
Certainly, ind. tours are better. And there are really many guides in Jerusalem. But the budget for this is needed more than for group tours. Indeed, when buying a package of excursions BEFORE departure to Israel, each excursion will cost 42-55 dollars ...
See rates and schedule here:
http://www.classictravel.spb.ru/ekskursii-v-izraile/ekskursii-v-izraile
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answered 10 years ago
from 06/01/2014 free tours to Tel Aviv Jaffa diamond exchange are canceled, all agents were warned about this, the exception was left only for tourists from VIP hotels in Tel Aviv.
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answered 10 years ago
Well, since you, bileg, write that the excursions were canceled almost a month ago, it means that it is so.
You know better - you are a simple tourist who often visits Israel.
Now only one thing surprises me - how our tourists managed to go on free excursions from Jerusalem. And also from the Dead Sea, Netanya, Tel Aviv... And in June there were almost 200 such tourists near the Moscow and St. Petersburg offices! Moreover, almost all of them were "mere mortals", i.e. did not stay in VIP hotels ...
You know better - you are a simple tourist who often visits Israel.
Now only one thing surprises me - how our tourists managed to go on free excursions from Jerusalem. And also from the Dead Sea, Netanya, Tel Aviv... And in June there were almost 200 such tourists near the Moscow and St. Petersburg offices! Moreover, almost all of them were "mere mortals", i.e. did not stay in VIP hotels ...
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answered 10 years ago
It didn't work out in the summer. We bought it at the beginning of December.
Now we want to clarify the route after your advice. Can we replace Jerusalem with Telaviv?
And which hotels are inexpensive to choose?
Now we want to clarify the route after your advice. Can we replace Jerusalem with Telaviv?
And which hotels are inexpensive to choose?
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answered 9 years ago
See what you want more. Tel Aviv has a very beautiful embankment, in December you can hardly swim in the Mediterranean Sea, but you can just walk, breathe the sea air. There are many cafes and restaurants on the waterfront. It is interesting to go to one of the oldest cities in the world - Jaffa. If you are interested in shopping, then visit the Dizengoff Center or the shopping center in one of the Azrieli Towers.
And Jerusalem is the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, the Wailing Wall, quarters of the Old City, the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin, the Garden of Gethsemane, Ein Karem. You can go on an excursion to Bethlehem and visit the Church of the Nativity. Do not list everything! Unlike colorful, sophisticated Tel Aviv, in Jerusalem you will see many Orthodox Jews with religious books in their hands. Jerusalem is a completely different atmosphere and a completely different vacation ... So choose what you like best, and we’ll tell you about hotels.
And Jerusalem is the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, the Wailing Wall, quarters of the Old City, the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin, the Garden of Gethsemane, Ein Karem. You can go on an excursion to Bethlehem and visit the Church of the Nativity. Do not list everything! Unlike colorful, sophisticated Tel Aviv, in Jerusalem you will see many Orthodox Jews with religious books in their hands. Jerusalem is a completely different atmosphere and a completely different vacation ... So choose what you like best, and we’ll tell you about hotels.
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answered 9 years ago
My colleague is right - Jerusalem and Tel Aviv are two big differences! It is extremely rare to see religious Jews in Tel Aviv.
Once I was lucky - I saw not just religious, but also having fun :)))
It was in March, near the shopping center - the one where the Shalom railway station of the same name is located. They lit up so that even the locals, accustomed to a lot, slowed down nearby for a while!
Here's a link to the video - check it out for yourself:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcSqvRVY_3Y&list=PLUhoEbdOwe3D8MgUxGSEZ5L6o4u5n4BI6
Once I was lucky - I saw not just religious, but also having fun :)))
It was in March, near the shopping center - the one where the Shalom railway station of the same name is located. They lit up so that even the locals, accustomed to a lot, slowed down nearby for a while!
Here's a link to the video - check it out for yourself:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcSqvRVY_3Y&list=PLUhoEbdOwe3D8MgUxGSEZ5L6o4u5n4BI6
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answered 9 years ago