Masada Cablecar, Southern District Travel Guide

Getting There

• Car

  If you are traveling by car, start from the nearest major town, such as Arad. Head east on Route 31 towards Masada. Continue on Route 31 until you reach the junction for Route 90. Take a left turn onto Route 90, and you will see signs for Masada. Follow the signs for Masada National Park. There is a parking lot available near the entrance of the park, and parking is usually free.

• Public Transportation - Bus

  To reach Masada by public transportation, take a bus from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem. From Tel Aviv, you can catch a bus at the Tel Aviv Central Bus Station to Arad. Once in Arad, transfer to a bus heading to Masada. The bus service is operated by Egged, and schedules can be found on their official website. Make sure to check the latest timetable as services may vary. The bus ride from Arad to Masada takes about 30 minutes. The bus will drop you off at the entrance to Masada National Park.

• Taxi or Rideshare

  If you prefer a more direct route, you can also use a taxi or rideshare service like Gett or Uber. If you are in Arad, simply order a ride to Masada Cablecar, and the driver will take you directly to the entrance of the park. This option is more expensive but offers convenience, especially if you are traveling in a group.

• Walking from Masada National Park Entrance

  Once you arrive at the Masada National Park entrance, you will need to walk to the Masada Cablecar station. The walk is approximately 1.5 kilometers and will take around 20-30 minutes. Follow the path signs leading to the cable car station. Be prepared for some elevation as you approach the cable car, and bring water to stay hydrated.