Nature is the greatest architect and has created some of the most jaw-dropping and mystical places on the earth, and the Dead Sea is mesmerizing.
Wondering about the unknown facts and information about the Dead Sea? Thinking to visit this place? Read this entire article to find all your answers!
With the hypersaline water and the only source of water, the Dead Sea is an extraordinary place on earth with the beauty of nature and the soothing water.
The astounding opportunity that one gets here is Floating without any support.
With the unique beauty, and the crystal of the salt shining in the bright sun, the cool breeze flowing around, and the amazing Dead Sea Mud exfoliating your skin, this place is incredible.
How got the Dead Sea its name?
The Dead Sea, surrounded by Israel and Jordan, is a perplexing beauty of nature. The beauty of the sea with the calming sky above the head and the cool breeze flowing, the place creates a perfect time for peace. The mystifying feature of this Dead Sea salt has given a lot of names to this place.
- The Hebrew Scriptures profoundly called this the Salt Sea based on the amount of salt it contains.
- The Roman Era gave this sea the name as this sea is devoid of life-forms.
- The Joshua in the Bible named this sea as the sea of the Plains.
- Not only that the phenomenal Dead Sea salt is known by numerous other names as well which includes, the Primordial Sea, the East Sea, the Sea of Lot, the Sea of the Arabah, the Sea of Sodom, the Stinking Sea, the Sea of Asphalt and the Devil’s Sea.
What to do at the Dead Sea?
The stunning area around Israel and Jordan is a breathtaking place to visit. With the clear sky, and the water perfects to float upon, and the beach, the place is flabbergasting and charming.
With the immense beauty trapped here, the best things to do here are:
- Discover the caves of Qumran
- Get spa at the Dead Sea Mud
- Explore the Wadi David, Wadi Bokek, and Wadi Arugot
- Take entry at the En Gedi Beach
- Visit the southwestern shore, Ein Bokek Beach
- Explore the rock-salt mountain, Mount Sodom
- Don’t forget the floating in this salt sea
- Explore the lowest place on earth, 426 meters below the sea level
Why a wellbeing vacation at the Dead Sea with climate cure is a good idea?
No matter if Israel or Jordan, it is a popular destination for health trips of all kinds due to its natural healing powers. The sun as well as the salty water with numerous minerals – let yourself be enchanted by the unique effect.
The natural active ingredients of the sea still serve today as the basis for many products such as bath salts, soaps, or lotions. However, these products cannot replace the feeling to feel even the effect of this wellness oasis. The climate at the Dead Sea is not only good for your health but is also an all-rounder for your beauty.
It is not without reason that the Dead Sea is called a treasure trove of natural healing powers: the 30% salt and mineral content is particularly skin-friendly, the bromine-rich air with low moisture content is ideal for allergy sufferers, and the black mud cares for the body from head to toe through packs or baths, thereby delaying skin aging. The interaction of the remedies creates the perfect starting point for a spa stay.
Why is the Dead Sea so salty?
The salt content is so high because the lake is located in a hot desert climate in which much more water evaporates than through rain and is added by the rivers. Only the water vapor escapes, while the salts and other minerals remain behind and accumulate in the water.
The Dead Sea also has no outlet with which the salts could be washed away, because it is 426 m lower than sea level, making it the lowest point on earth.
For 80 years, the sea level has been sinking particularly fast, by one meter per year, because a large part of the water from the main tributary Jordan is used for irrigation and water supply. As a result, the salt content is also slowly increasing.
When to visit the Dead Sea?
Floating on the water under the infinite sky is bliss. And when the climate is soothing, the experience can turn out to be enchanting. The best time to visit this place is during the months of September-November when the temperature falls. The lowest place on earth surrounded by desert beaches, mineral spas, and oases, this place is jaw-dropping.
The spectacular beauty of the sea and the splendid experience of the spa is just a charm. With the beauty it holds and the experience one gains, the Dead Sea Salt is just soothing.
The opportunity to exfoliate the skin in the lap of nature at the Dead Sea Mud will be a breathtaking experience.
So, to love yourself and experience the unmatched beauty of nature, book your trip to the Dead Sea in Israel today!
Where to stay when visiting the Dead Sea?
Depending on your preference you might find below the most recommended places to stay.
Ma’in Spa Hotel – Jordan: A well-designed hotel with a great thermal pool and view of hot springs waterfall. The public waterfall is only a short walk outside the hotel.
Ein Gedi Kibbutz Hotel – Israel: An excellent place if you like it a bit more luxury and want to be away from the tourist trap.
Dead Sea Spa Hotel – Jordan: Great place for a convenient price, with all facilities needed for a great spa vacation and in walking distance to the beach.
Thara Dead Sea – Jordan: The hotel is somewhat secluded, but if you are on a budget you may be surprised about the value you get.
