Location: Ein Bokek
Top Things to do in Ein Bokek
Top Restaurants in Ein Bokek
8 Things to Do in Ein Bokek That You Shouldn't Miss
Ein Bokek (Hebrew: עֵין בּוֹקֵק) is a hotel and resort district on the Israeli shore of the Dead Sea, near Neve Zohar. It is under the jurisdiction of the Tamar Regional Council.
Restaurants in Ein Bokek
1. Ein Bokek Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
2. Bokek River
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By ineedbooz - Chicago, Illinois
This place is absolutely marvelous. Walking in the Mountains and through the water as it streams past you is just beautiful. Nature at its best. One tip: Wear water footwear, as there are many rocks in the water. There are not many safety protocols but rarely are they needed. Fun for the kids as well.
All in all, some awesome views to last a lifetime.
3. Route 90
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By Chris and Nerey... S
We enjoyed traveling this road! There are several pull offs, which is good as there are so many great picture opportunities. There are desert and hills on the left (if heading north) and the Dead Sea on the right. Loved it! Easy signage to Jerusalem.
4. Dead Sea Premier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
One of the largest tourist resorts and Spa in Israel with over 3,000 square meters which include: * A private, easily accessible beach with showers, loungers,umbrellas, toilets, and a coffee bar. * Luxury Indoor Spa with Jacuzzi, saunas, showers, lockers,spa treatments, including massage, facials and body treatments. * Dead Sea Premier flagship skincare shop. * Restaurant & café. * Large parking.
Reviewed By Paul K - San Francisco, California
A shoddy operation that gets away with poor performance due its world-famous location. Examples: Restaurant closed until 6 PM.
You can go to the lounge but guess what? On this first day of 2018 there are buckets arrayed near the entrance to capture water dripping from the hotel's leaky roof.
5. Spa at Lot Spa Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By catchyginger - Austin, Texas
We were travelling through Israel and wanted to see the Dead Sea. On the advice of one of our guides, we elected to check out the Spa at the Lot Hotel. It was 140 shekels for admittance which give you access to the beach and pools as well as the locker room. The beach is nice and it is easy access to the Dead Sea. It is also nice to have the Freshwater pool options. The locker rooms were small and cramped but at least we were able to shower and clean up before hitting the road. Overall, the facilities are acceptable, but certainly nothing great. The staff is friendly and accessible.
I think this is a good option if you are just doing the Dead Sea as a day trip. It is cheaper than a hotel room and you can clean up when done playing in the Dead Sea.
6. Fantasy Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
What peace there in the Dead Sea, endless magical atmosphere with breathtaking views, the salt and clean air. Dead Sea vacation, couples and families is a unique experience that connects man and nature. If only you could stop for a moment in favor of a multi-sensory experience will do you good, you release adrenaline and will take you beyond the limits of imagination. You are welcome to "Fantasy Island" modern entertainment center - the attraction of the Dead Sea. We at Fantasy Island invite you to recreation and advanced fantasy world and the first in the country.
Reviewed By Amos P - Haifa, Israel
It was a bit difficult to find the Fantasy Island in the evening, we had to walk along a rather dark path along the Leonardo Club hotel, and guess that an unmarked door was the entrance to this attraction. A "terryfing" film was only 10 minutes long, and our (grown) children reported that the "Horror Maze" was of little horror. People waiting to watch the film can watch the audience on a screen at the ticket counter.
7. Dead Sea Segway
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Dead Sea Segway is the optimal place to travel around the Dead Sea and the Judean desert in a fast, fun and environmentally friendly way. Hover with the lowest Segway tours on the planet!
Reviewed By Bettina S
We had so much fun doing both the Urban City tour through Arad and the Dead Sea Sunrise Tour in Ein Bokek! Lots of stories about the history, desert and environmental issues. The segways are so much fun to ride. Feels like high quality. The guides are professional, fun and well-knowledged. Totally recommend it :)
8. Dead Sea Clinic
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Jari R - London, United Kingdom
The magic of the Dead Sea is amazing whatever "clinic" you choose. But this centre needs a big big makeover. For 60 NIS entrance fee I was expecting proper loungers, towels and decent showers and other amenities. Pity as this place had tons of potential.
