A long drive down into the Jordan Valley to Beit She'an, home to one of Israel's best-preserved Roman-Byzantine archaeological sites.
About 135 km, usually 95 minutes via Route 6 and then down into the valley on Route 90. The final stretch drops noticeably in elevation and often in temperature difference, since the Jordan Valley runs considerably hotter than the coast.
Most travelers here are combining a visit to the ancient city ruins with onward travel elsewhere in the valley - let us know your full itinerary if there's more than one stop.
Given the valley heat, especially outside winter months, we make sure the vehicle's ready for a longer, warmer drive on this specific route.
The vehicle seats up to 6 passengers, depending on the amount of luggage.
Yes, there is spacious room in the trunk for suitcases and gear.
Yes, booking in advance is recommended to ensure availability.
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