This private beach, stepped down the hillside in a series of landscaped terraces and infinity pools, is a great way to enjoy the Dead Sea in comfort without paying for a night in one of the neighbouring hotels. The rocky beach area was still being remodelled when we visited and should be much improved. There are several restaurants and bars, and a weekend buffet. A range of spa treatments are also available.
Oh Beach
Dead Sea
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For a solid introduction to the geology, history and environment of the Dead Sea, spare an hour for this museum.
3. Dead Sea Panoramic Complex Lookout
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