Masada Travel Blogs

It was suppose to be an ordinary Passover, when a few of my friends decided to go on a trip, and what is more appropriate then going to the south? So we started planning almost 2 weeks ahed. And finally we came up with the best trail to walk and best places to see.   We woke up really earl…

overlooking the dead sea from masada

Travelled round Israel visitng tel aviv, jerusalem, bethelem (not sure if i spelt that right, LOL). Masada mountain was beautiful and deserty, a wide eye opener to cultural differences from the UK. Not a place I would of thought of going to but a friend dragged me along and it was completely different to what i was expecting...a beautiful lively place

Israel, Egypt, London & Dublin

The mountain fortress of Masada.  Very hot but worth going.  I had the youth walk down Masada, yep at first they did not like it until I told them that they are now in a very rare group of people who have done that.  Dead Sea Love it, floating and all and your skill feels like a n…

Visited Israel 2 times this year to help film some investigative work being done in Jerusalem. This is the best time of year to go! Everything is green! I'm used to the dry and hot summer months but wow talk about seeing green everywhere!

It's the shabbat, which technically means I am totally free for the day and can finally catch up on the sleep my body is so desperately begging to have.  Only I have decided to take full advantage of every minute I have in Israel and have planned a full-day trip to Masada and the Dead Sea.&nbs…

After spending the past six days hiking and sleeping in a bag, it's nice to be back in Haifa. The trip to Masada and the Dead Sea was really nice. We left ridiculously early... soo I didn't sleep and instead spent the previous night on the phone with people from Boston sooo I was quite the zombie…

A collection of Israel pictures from various trips, and maybe a few stories. Mostly outdoors pictures.

Graduating in May I headed to the Caribbean, then to Spain and Denmark, then the southern US, then Greece, followed by Turkey and Cyprus, then Greece again, and finally the central US.

I went with my daughter to Israel in Oct 2007 for an exceptional tour in the Holy Lands. It was the most fascinating experience to actually see where the Bible comes.

Na een snelle lunch reden we snel door naar Masada waar we nog net op tijd waren voor het laatste kabelbaantje van die dag. Naar beneden kun je altijd weer lopen. Je krijgt hier een goed beeld van het paleis dat hier gestaan heeft en van de belegering die hier heeft plaatsgevonden door de Romeinen.

hello ladies/men Here are some photo's of a beautiful country and I did fall in love with it and so I go back next year

On the way to and past the Dead Sea we stopped off at the historic Israeli fort of Masada. This is the site of the last Jewish stand against the Roman Empire. The fort offers great views of the surrounding area and has what has been called (at least by the tour guide) the oldest surviving Synagogue.

Just Israel - Jerusalem, Masada and EIlat (on the way to Egypt)