Given its remarkable and captivating terrain, along with its myriad of ancient ruins, it is no wonder that the Dead Sea ranks among the most sought-after destinations for travelers in the Middle East. Nestled within the breathtaking scenery of the Negev Desert in Egypt, the Dead Sea represents the lowest point on Earth. This extraordinary body of water serves as an exceptional backdrop for photography, making it one of the most distinctive locations globally.
Referred to in Hebrew as the ‘Sea of Salt,’ the Dead Sea is more akin to a lake than a traditional sea, as no marine life can thrive in its highly saline waters. Nevertheless, it is precisely this salt-rich water that is celebrated for its therapeutic properties and health advantages.
Visitors can find several public beaches along the shores of the Dead Sea. Among the most frequented are the beaches at Ein Bokek and Ein Gedi. While some beaches may require a small entry fee, there are also private hotel beaches available in the vicinity. Generally, visitors can easily locate an ideal Dead Sea beach to bask in the sun, admire the stunning landscape, and enjoy the unique waters.
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