It's the lowest point on Earth. The air is rich in oxygen, the mud is therapeutic, and the water allows you to float effortlessly. The Dead Sea is a natural wonder that attracts millions. But being located in the Judean Desert, getting there requires planning. Taking a taxi to the Dead Sea is the most popular choice for tourists who want to maximize their relaxation time without being tied to crowded tour bus schedules.

Why a Taxi is Better than a Bus Tour

Bus tours are rigid. "Be at the lobby at 7:00 AM. 1 hour at Masada. 45 minutes for lunch." It feels like work.

With a private taxi from Almaxpress:

Sleep In: Leave at 9:00 AM or 10:00 AM. It's your vacation.
Stay Late: Want to watch the sunset over the Jordanian mountains? No problem. We wait for you.
Privacy: Just you and your loved ones. No listening to a loud guide on a microphone.

Popular Routes & Prices

Jerusalem to Dead Sea

This is a quick hop. Descending from 800m above sea level to 430m below sea level takes less than an hour.

Destinations: Kalia Beach (North), Ein Bokek (Hotel strip - South).
Combine with: Masada, Ein Gedi Nature Reserve.

Tel Aviv to Dead Sea

A longer day trip, approx. 2 hours each way. A private driver ensures the long drive is comfortable and you can nap on the way back.

What to Bring for Your Day Trip

Water: It is hot in the desert. Drink plenty.
Water Shoes: The salt crystals on the shore can be sharp.
Newspaper: For the classic photo of reading while floating!
No Jewelry: The salt attracts silver and can tarnish it black instantly.

The Almaxpress "Day Trip" Service

We offer a special service where the driver takes you down, waits for you at the site (or returns to pick you up at a set time), and brings you back. It's like having a private chauffeur for the day.