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Experience the ultimate aquatic odyssey across four unique bodies of water in a single, luxury-tier expedition. This isn't just a swim; it’s a unique journey through the heart of the Mediterranean, the freshwater Sea of Galilee, the weightless Dead Sea, and the vibrant Red Sea.

Israel, A Unique Place
to Swim 4 Seas.

MEDITERRANEAN SWIM & TEL AVIV CULTURE

We’ll start along Israel’s Mediterranean coast, where open water swimming means gentle swells, sandy bottoms, and about 3.8% salinity— enough for some natural buoyancy without feeling extreme. The water temperature is always good for an open water swim. You might spot small schools of fish or even dolphins offshore. For thousands of years, this coastline connected the Jewish people to the wider world through ports like Caesarea and Jaffa — gateways for trade, migration, and modern Zionist immigration. Today, it’s where history meets Tel Aviv’s energy and Israel’s active beach culture.

DEAD SEA SWIM & EXPERIENCE

Then comes the Dead Sea — and this is less “swim” and more “float.” With salinity levels around 30–34%, nearly ten times saltier than the ocean, your body rises effortlessly to the surface. Water temperatures in March hover around 21–23°C (70–73°F). There’s no marine life here because of the intense salt concentration, but the mineral-rich water and mud are famous worldwide. Historically, this region appears in biblical narratives and was home to the Dead Sea Scrolls near Qumran. Standing — or floating — at the lowest point on Earth is both surreal and grounding at the same time.

SEA OF GALILEE & HISTORICAL SITES

The Kinneret feels completely different — calm, freshwater, and surrounded by soft green hills. Sitting about 200 meters below sea level, it offers smooth, steady swimming without salt in your eyes. Water temperatures are typically warmer but a freshwater swim worth doing. The lake is home to freshwater fish species that have supported communities here for thousands of years. In Jewish history, this region was part of daily life during the Second Temple period and later rabbinic scholarship. Today, it remains one of Israel’s primary water sources — so when you swim here, you’re literally in the heart of the country’s lifeline.

EILAT & RED SEA FINALE

Finally, the Red Sea in Eilat offers crystal-clear water, vibrant coral reefs, and warm March temperatures around 22–24°C (72–75°F). Salinity is slightly higher than the Mediterranean at about 4%, giving you a little extra lift. Visibility can stretch dozens of meters, and you may swim past colourful reef fish or even spot dolphins in the distance. This southern tip of Israel has long been a strategic gateway linking Africa and Asia, and in biblical tradition, the nearby Gulf of Aqaba connects to the Exodus journey. Today, it’s one of the most celebrated marine ecosystems in the world — and a spectacular place to finish strong

Who is this trip for ?

Designed for swimmers who have a basic understanding of open water swimming and can complete a moderate grade distance swim, in other words who have at least swum 1.5km previously.

Safety support will be provided for all swims.

All partners are welcome and will be offered many touring options and full participation.

Casual swim options will be provided.

Group Size 

There will be a group limit of 30 swimmers split into 2 groups based on the distance options available.

Accommodation:

The hotels selected in each location are 5-star options – room upgrades are available on request.

Price

To be confirmed by end of July 2026. The prices quoted are for single occupancy rooms to suit an individual or a couple.

What is included:

  • Accommodation for 7 nights

  •  Fully guided swims

  • Daily wellness sessions- varied each day

  • Tour Concierge

  • All Breakfasts

  • Other Meals as listed

  • Transport between each Sea

  • Cultural Tours

  • Airport Transfers

  • T Shirt and swim cap

 

What is NOT included:

  • Travel Insurance

  • Extra Nights Accommodation – which can be booked through Kenes Tours

  • Alcoholic drinks

  • Sun Care – please bring your own

  • Googles and masks if snorkeling

Important Information

MAY

Average Water Temperature

 Tel Aviv 22C

Eilat 21C

Sea of Galilee 24C

Dead Sea 21 – 24C

AUGUST

Average Water Temperature

 Tel Aviv 27C

Eilat 28C

Sea of Galilee 29C

Dead Sea 31 – 34C

OCTOBER

Average Water Temperature

 Tel Aviv 25C

Eilat 27C

Sea of Galilee 21C

Dead Sea 25 – 27C

Swim Guides 

Oded Rahav

Guardians of the Dead Sea

Tour Operator

Guy Har Nir

Kenes Tours 

Currency

All prices will be listed in $US

Insurance

To be arranged through your insurance provider

A curated program has been designed over 8 days. Although it can be further tailored including extending your stay, upgrading hotel rooms or arranging additional tours. Our appointed travel agents will assist you with any queires

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Phone

+61 412 000 299

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