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Judean Desert

Observe the rugged, beige-colored limestone hills and deep canyons stretching toward the horizon.

The Dead Sea

View the striking turquoise waters and white salt formations at the lowest point on Earth.

Masada National Park

Look for the distinct flat-topped mesa where the historic Herodian fortress stands.

Moab Mountains

See the reddish mountain range across the border in Jordan, which provides a stunning backdrop to the Arava Valley.

Arava Valley

The long, narrow rift valley stretching toward the Red Sea, dotted with agricultural settlements.

Tel Aviv Coastline

Catch views of the Mediterranean shoreline and the urban sprawl immediately after takeoff from Ben Gurion.

Makhtesh Ramon

The world's largest erosion crater, resembling a massive heart-shaped canyon in the Negev Highlands.

Negev Desert

A vast expanse of rocky desert, ancient spice routes, and unique geological formations.

Sinai Border

The visible line and fence demarcating the international border between Israel and Egypt.

Mount Ramon

The highest peak in the Negev desert, often casting long shadows in the late afternoon.