In addition to the main attraction of symbolizing and following Jesus in his baptism on the Jordan river .. This is the only spa you can experience and enjoy without having to put your hand in your pocket.and if you like it there is no time limit. Put your feet in the water and soon they will be covered by... More

I had a family from France today (They spoke English!) who wanted to have the classical Masada/Dead Sea day tour. I decided to add to this a great and very important stop at the Jordan river just a few miles north of the Dead Sea off highway 90 called Kaser El Yehud (In Arabic it means the Jewish Fort or... More

My husband and I are not religious, we found it was a bit boring. However, others in our group were taking photos everywhere. I guess they liked it. With £12 pp ticket, we got an audio guide per person as well as a local guide for our group. The local guide spoke very good English and he was very friendly... More

To be Christian and walk the path that Jesus took some 2000 years ago is an experience that cannot be described in words. You would have to go through it all and tell your friends about this mind blowing experience. The Jordanians can do much more in terms of upgrading the sight and its paths to comply with the 21st... More

Having visited the Baptismal Site in Israel, it was nice to see something not so commercialized. The spiritual setting on the Jordan side is much more realistic for the Jesus time period. I really do enjoyed the peaceful quiet surrounding and feel more spiritual. It is definitively better on this side More

We came to the spot from Israeli side, out of 130 of us, only 15 were brave (or crazy) enough to dip ourselves in a green muddy river. We had to rent white gowns and one by one entered the river while the rest of the group was sitting in the small auditorium and having a laugh. We truly came... More

I really wanted to see this, but the running commentary was a big letdown, as were some of the 'good Christians' that were on the bus. As the area is politically sensitive, you can't just wander around as you like to soak it all in. Sad, but true. Part of the entry price, 12JD, is the hire of the guide... More

Having visited the Baptismal Site in Israel, it was nice to see something not so commercialized. The spiritual setting on the Jordan side is much more realistic for the Jesus time period. While there we our Baptism and just enjoyed the quiet setting. I noticed other people were disappointed due to large crowds, but we were the only ones there... More

On your way to the Dead Sea, which is a well known attraction, don't miss to stop at the Baptism site of Jesus Christ. It is a beautiful place and a walk from the entrance to the river itself takes only 20 minutes. Several churches have been built just next to the river and the pilgrims are visitng this place... More