The Dead Sea’s location offers easy reach to many other important sites in Israel and Jordan, perfect for a day trip.
Different ways to travel to these destinations, offering varying degrees of flexibility.
Many operators run day trips from major cities like Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Amman to Dead Sea sites and beyond.
Using rental cars or public transport offers freedom to explore at your own speed.
Beyond the Dead Sea, the region presents diverse natural landscapes and outdoor activity options.
A lush oasis in Israel, this reserve has refreshing hikes to waterfalls and springs within the Judean Desert.
In Jordan, this reserve has dramatic canyoning experiences through water-filled gorges, seasonal.
Further south in Israel, it has stunning desert hiking with colorful rock formations and wadis.
The areas around the Dead Sea showcase unique and striking natural beauty.
Discover the contrasting fertile valley and sweeping vistas.
The Dead Sea region offers rich opportunities for exploring sites of historical and cultural significance.
Immerse yourself in thousands of years of history at these profound locations.
Discover UNESCO sites and ancient mosaic maps.
Discover local farming practices and unique desert lifestyles.
Explore places of immense spiritual meaning for various faiths.
Short trips to Jerusalem or Petra require careful planning due to travel time and site vastness.
A full day or overnight is typical for Petra.
Jerusalem requires multiple days for deep exploration.
Seek opportunities to learn about local culture.
For an in-depth regional exploration, consider extending your Dead Sea trip with multi-day visits to other major destinations.
Jerusalem & Tel Aviv for history and city life.
Unique desert landscapes, stargazing, and adventure activities.
Petra & Wadi Rum for ancient wonders and desert adventure.
Fly into Ben Gurion Airport (TLV). Explore Jerusalem and Tel Aviv for 3-4 days. Travel to Israeli Dead Sea for 1-2 days. Cross King Hussein/Allenby Bridge border into Jordan. From Jordanian Dead Sea, spend 1-2 days. Travel south to Petra for 1-2 days, then Wadi Rum for an overnight stay (1 day). Head north to Amman for 2-3 days. Fly out of Queen Alia International Airport (AMM).
This route reverses or changes based on flight arrivals and specific interests, offering a comprehensive regional experience.
Ensure you have a pre-arranged visa or Jordan Pass for border crossings. Procedures and vehicle transfers at the border are worth researching.
