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The cost of a trip to the Dead Sea from Netanya from street agencies?
Or how to get there if you are traveling on your own? If anyone answers, thank you very much!
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On the street about 50-60$. If you take a package of 3-4 excursions through a tour operator in advance, then you can take it for $ 40 / piece. You can take the bus on your own, here is the timetable http://www.egged.co.il/RU/
True, you will most likely have to go with a transfer, and a ticket costs about $ 20 one way. It's easier to buy a tour.
True, you will most likely have to go with a transfer, and a ticket costs about $ 20 one way. It's easier to buy a tour.
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answered 11 years ago
from 90 (such prices are usually on Saturday) to 175 shekels (including a tour of the reserve). The course is about $1 = 3.5-4 shekels. I also think it's easier to take a tour. If you are not interested in related options, I recommend going to Mineral Beach. Remember that sightseeing buses depart from a certain place (usually in Netanya this is tahana merkezit), and if you want to pick you up at the hotel, then this option is paid extra. Travel by bus through Tel Aviv.
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answered 11 years ago
That's right - on Saturday there is a limited set of excursions. Subbotniks began a couple of years ago with the fact that one of the excursion companies decided to hit two of its main competitors (in the Russian market, most excursions are organized by only 4 players). Given the dumping price, they try to save on everything. If you can’t save much on the bus and the driver, then you can easily get on the guide. Therefore, they invite either trainees or non-licensed guides at all. At the same time, the buses are packed to the fullest! As a result, the quality leaves much to be desired :(
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answered 11 years ago
I was on 2 “subbotniks” from different agencies (I don’t name it on purpose) The first trip was Bethlehem - Jerusalem, an excellent professional guide Sergey (with him, in addition to this excursion, there were 3 more), it was on Saturday that we were presented with a bonus visit to the Alexander Compound. The second Saturday is a trip to the Dead Sea, there really was no guide on the bus, the driver told all the information (very interesting, no worse than a guide), although by and large no one really needs it there - either locals or people like us go - meaning comfortable access to the beach M.m. (90 shekels included, in addition to the transfer, a visit to the Ein Gedi SPA, M.m. beach + lunch).
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answered 11 years ago
We traveled from Jerusalem on our own, I don’t think that a guide is needed to travel to the Dead Sea by bus. Useful information can be read in advance on the Internet.
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answered 11 years ago
Going to the Dead Sea on your own is not a problem! There are direct buses from Jerusalem, from Tel Aviv there are ... You can choose the appropriate time for departure and return on the website, which was already indicated by my colleague from the St. Petersburg office of Classic Travel in the answer above: http://www.egged.co .il/EN/
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answered 11 years ago
Now I read my message, I decided to correct myself, otherwise it can be understood in two ways, I wanted to write that there is no need for a guide.
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answered 11 years ago
Of course, you can do it yourself and you don’t need a guide to travel to the Dead Sea, but from Netanya to M.m. no direct transport! Therefore, you need to go on your own through T-Aviv or Jerusalem, there are not many flights, the bus takes a long time and most likely you will have to go with an overnight stay (and this is + a hotel), there are paid and free beaches to choose from, which is why I suggest taking a tour - it will come out if not Cheaper is definitely more comfortable. As an alternative, you can consider renting a car, you certainly don’t depend on anyone, there are parking lots at both paid and free beaches.
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answered 11 years ago
