Dead Sea Float Experience
Float effortlessly in the hypersaline waters of the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth at 430 meters below sea level, where the extreme salt concentration makes sinking impossible and the mineral-rich mud has healing properties.
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Ein Bokek Beach
Enter the Dead Sea at Ein Bokek, the main public beach area on the Israeli shore, where the extraordinary saline water creates an unmistakable experience of effortless floating in a sea that supports no fish but nourishes skin.
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Salt Crystal Shoreline
Walk along the shoreline where white salt crystals form extraordinary formations along the water edge, the high evaporation rate in this below-sea-level valley constantly depositing minerals as the water retreats.
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Mud Therapy Area
Apply the famous Dead Sea black mud from the shoreline, rich in minerals including magnesium, calcium, and potassium, coating skin for the therapeutic mud treatment that has attracted visitors for thousands of years.
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Mineral Spa Resort
Visit one of the Dead Sea resort spas where the mineral-rich water and mud are incorporated into professional therapeutic treatments including floating pools, mud wraps, and mineral baths.
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Sunset Viewing Point
Watch the sun set behind the Judean mountains, the light turning the hazy Dead Sea surface to shades of gold and copper as the Jordanian mountains on the far shore catch the last rays.
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Lowest Point Marker
Find the marker indicating you are standing at the lowest point on Earth, 430 meters below sea level, a geographical extreme that adds to the extraordinary otherworldly atmosphere of this dying sea.