Dead Sea Beaches and Spas – Beaches and Spas are the two main attractions of the Dead Sea. On the Israeli shore, the best place to visit is Ein Bolek Beach. This public beach offers a variety of free amenities such as shades, open-air showers, changing rooms, toilets, and nighttime lighting for great ambiance.
Masada National Park– Masada National Park is one of the go-to places to visit in the Dead Sea. It is a UNESCO Heritage Site and contains artifacts that offer a vivid introduction into the site’s history and archaeology, specifically Biblical prayers, texts, and scrolls that played a big part in understanding the beginnings of Christianity.
Alexander the Great Beach Hotel – If you’re looking for a place to relax with a stunning view, look no further. Alexander the Great Beach Hotel features a seafront location just a few minutes away from central Paphos. The 4-star hotel overlooks a Blue Flag certified sandy beach and harbor, along with on-site restaurants, pools, and air-conditioned rooms.
Ein Gedi Nature Reserve – If you’re been on a desert or jungle safari, you’d love Ein Gedi Nature reserve. You can find enchanting desert oases, spring-fed canyons, year-round waterfalls, and rare animals while cruising around on Highway 90, the lowest road on earth.
Taj Mahal Restaurant – Despite its Indian-inspired name, this Bedouin-style tent restaurant serves Middle Eastern cuisine such as grilled meat and curries. Many locals claim that it is a must-visit eatery and will leave you with a memorable experience.
So, get your passport, travel planner, and gear ready. The dead sea is calling, and you must go.