Dead Sea Tours & Trips

The Dead Sea's therapeutic waters cap off visits to Amman's Roman amphitheater and historic Citadel. This tour features UNESCO-listed Umm Ar Rasas and the biblical Mount Nebo. Total costs around $3,000 for this comfort-level exploration of Jordan's lowest point on Earth, including meals and expert guidance.

Mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea reflect Jerusalem's hills from its shores. Transport from Wadi Rum, expert guides, and mud treatments highlight this segment of a 13-day journey featuring 4-star hotels and traditional meals.

Float in the Dead Sea's mineral-rich waters and cover yourself in medicinal mud, then have traditional Jordanian lunch at the G Adventures-supported Al Safi Kitchen. Check out Byzantine mosaics at St George Church in Madaba, and if you want, relax at Ma'in Hot Springs with naturally heated mineral waters. Ages 18+.

Mount Nebo provides stunning Dead Sea views across Jordan's diverse landscapes. Ancient paths reveal panoramic vistas of the Jordan River Valley and Dead Sea. Madaba's historical sites connect to Dana Nature Reserve and Petra.

Head from Amman to UNESCO-listed Petra and walk through the narrow Siq to see the Treasury made famous by Indiana Jones. Later you'll float in the Dead Sea's mineral-rich waters at Earth's lowest point and try therapeutic mud treatments. This self-guided trip has 3 nights in 4-5 star hotels with private air-conditioned transfers at an easy pace for ages 5+.

Float in the Dead Sea's mineral-rich waters at Earth's lowest point, then see the Bethany baptism site on the Jordan River where John baptized Jesus. You'll also check out the Dead Sea Museum's Panorama Complex and Karak Castle, a 12th-century Crusader fortress on the historic King's Road, plus Moses Spring at Wadi Musa.

A cable car whisks visitors to Masada fortress before therapeutic floating at premium Dead Sea beaches. The route includes Ein Gedi oasis and Qumran archaeological site, with air-conditioned transport and expert guide commentary throughout.