If you’re in Israel, this is something you cannot miss. Try to go to one of the local “beaches” where natural mud is everywhere and Israelis enjoy their time in the therapeutic water.
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If you’re in Israel, this is something you cannot miss. Try to go to one of the local “beaches” where natural mud is everywhere and Israelis enjoy their time in the therapeutic water.
You won’t regret it. You float instantly with little effort such a surreal experience. Be careful not to get it in your eyes. I got a bit overboard with it and got the mud in my hair and eyes it burned for a good while...More
After visiting Petra, I thought Dead Sea will be full of cheaters as well. Turn it was the oppositite, my guide cum driver is very kind to take me to this amazing beach. The view is so incredible and the driver, Mr Munir explained everything...More
This area is incredibly generous in offering positive surprise. Jericho, infinite palms fields, temptation mountain, Jordan border by a small river or dead sea,the dead sea (!!!)
No where on this planet can you NOT sink! Walking in and sliding back is unreal - you don't sink AT ALL! I shuffled around in a sitting position. You can actually sit in the water. Be very careful though, not to get this water...More
That was Amazing I didn’t believe that you can’t drown in the sea but is something special So the best free beach 🏝 are ,,En bokek,,
Looks great from far but when you get to experience it, its a mess. Not what I expected, below expectation. I did my Dead Sea experience at Kalia beach, the place was overcrowded, with one needing to wait to get a turn at showers, the...More
This was such an interesting experience. The Dead Sea is saltier than the Great Salt Lake or any of the oceans. You can't help but float. Don't splash around. Don't get water on your face or in your eyes. Wade in, stoop down and lay...More
I've been to Israel twice now...The first time I didn't get the opportunity to go float on the Dead Sea...but this time I finally made it. It was much better than I expected and my expectations were pretty high ! The Dead Sea has so...More
We visited the Dead Sea as a part of our tour of Israel in March, 2018. I was surprised to see it had become a muddy mess. The Dead Sea is dying literally. It has lost so much water, but I am not sure where...More