Top Things to do in Dead Sea Region
Things to do in Dead Sea Region, Israel: The Best Outdoor Activities
Follow the mineral-rich muddy footprints of Herod, Solomon and Cleopatra to the legendary Dead Sea and resorts developed round its adjacent hot springs. This famed health destination, at the world's lowest dry point, is known for helping with rheumatic and skin problems.
Restaurants in Dead Sea Region
1. Desert Matters
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Desert Matters brings together people, and offers unique experiences of visits in local comunities and unusual places that we seek to highlight for you along the Rift Valey. A 284-kilometer-long triangle stretches between Aqaba, Eilat, and Jericho, creating a desert landscape along the Syrio- African Rift Valley. Different communities share desert life along the borders that divide this region, t
2. Desert Sunrise
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Hello, we are "Desert Sunrise", located in the Judian desert on the coast of the Dead sea. Our goal is to provide you the essantials for your trip and to keep the prices at the minimum level.
3. Tour Guide in Israel - Itamar Dvir
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
I am a licensed tour guide offering a wide range of tours - field trips, family trips, urban tours, water trips, trips all along the Israel National Trail, challenging trips, tours focusing on Israeli minorities and more. It is my philosophy that there is a piece of history lying beneath each stone. If you know how to tell the stone’s story, the participants will get the perfect tour experience.
4. Ein Gedi Eco Center
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4.5 based on 55 reviews
Ein Gedi Eco Park is now a promoter of environmental education and sustainable technologies. Stop by to see the creative mud structures, solar cookers, composters, and compost toilets. You can take a look at the animals as it was Originally a zoo for the children of the Ein Gedi Kibbutz. Go on a tour to the Dead Sea, create your own bottle farm, or make some herbal tea on the solar cooker.
Reviewed By lesj835 - Murrieta, United States
We visited on a Saturday afternoon as part of a 3 bus tour group from the U.S. At least I believe this to be our stop. If so, there is a paved, handicap accessible trail almost to a beautiful waterfall. The stream along it is down a very steep ravine. A swimming area is at the base of the waterfall. People were taking advantage of it. But that wasn’t the purpose of our visit. Our large group (more or less) got off the trail to bask in the area near where 1 Samuel 24 tells us David cut a piece of King Saul’s robe off when he was relieving himself in a nearby cave. One of our accompanying pastors retold the familiar scenario to us in this beautiful, inspirational setting.
5. Route 90
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4.5 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By DJosfan - Steamboat Springs, United States
Wonderfull public beach with all the facilities. Public parking (paid), fresh water showers, sandy beach, restaurants. Great experience that is a must do in Israel.
6. Nahal Tamar
7. Ein Bokek Beach
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4.5 based on 556 reviews
Reviewed By 187brianm - Montrose, United Kingdom
There are free beach areas as well as the private beaches and there are plenty of changing areas, showers and toilets. It is an easy place to get to, toexperience a dip in the Dead Sea.
8. Kalia Beach
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4.0 based on 468 reviews
Kalia Beach is the northernmost beach in the Dead Sea, only half an hour from Jerusalem The eco-friendly beach combines a perfect experience of breathtaking scenery with a 360° view over the Judean and the Jordanian desert and the Dead Sea. , a relaxed atmosphere combined with the health elements of the sea, the rich air of bromine and the filtered sun radiates. The shore is large and allows shaded spots alongside sunbathing chairs. The Lowest bar in the world is located next to shore. Health treatments are available.
Reviewed By 266giladc - Beersheba, Israel
I took two Austrian friends for their first Dead-Sea visit. Kalia Beach is very close to Jerusalem - 20 min. easy drive (90 min from Tel-Aviv). free parking at the beach. entrance fee is 60 NIS/person. lockers (15 NIS) and showers are located on the top level. additional showers are also available further down towards the beach. renting a towel is also available. Top level - Nice shops of Dead-Sea products at fair prices. the Dates shop is highly recommended - free tastes and amazing dates you can only find in that region. the sea level drops every year due to evaporation, so reaching the beach requires going down ~50 stairs. The beach is wide and with plenty of chairs. slippery near the water. freshwater fountains are available in case the slat gets in your eyes... we had a great time floating on the water (amazing experience) and rubbing the special mud all over. Food - there are two restaurants - one in the lower side (near the beach) and another at the top level. we sat at the lower one - very nice - cold beers and good food overlooking the sea. we spent 3 Hr. in total - a great day !
9. Dead Sea Premier Beach Resort & Spa
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4.0 based on 95 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 ryanlV7917XG
Recently visited the amazing Dead Sea and had an amazing experience! I can’t wait until the next time I visit! Also visited the Premier Dead Sea flagship store and purchased some must haves from Israel! The premier private beach is amazing! Highly recommended!
10. Neve Midbar Beach
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3.0 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By romans718 - Jerusalem, Israel
Dead Sea beach, Swimming pool for children and grownups, bar, well organized for barbecue, Great service.
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