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The Dead Sea Public Beach in Ein Bokek, Israel, is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the unique phenomenon of the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth. Known for its high salinity, this natural wonder allows visitors to float effortlessly on the water's surface. The beach offers a clean and well-maintained environment, complete with amenities that enhance your visit, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Clean public beach with showers and changing rooms available.

Facilities include shaded areas, cold water dispensers, and rental options for chairs and sunbeds.

Visitors can enjoy the therapeutic mud of the Dead Sea, known for its skin benefits.

Free parking is available nearby, making access convenient for all.

Located in Ein Bokek, the Dead Sea Public Beach is surrounded by stunning landscapes and is easily accessible from major tourist attractions. Visitors often combine their beach experience with trips to nearby sites such as Masada, a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its historical significance and breathtaking views. Whether you are looking to soak in the sun, float in the salty waters, or explore the rich history of the region, the Dead Sea Public Beach offers a unique and unforgettable experience.

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It's a place to be visited, if only to say you've been to the lowest point on earth. It's fun floating in the sea and putting the mud on. Very interesting impressions from the Dead Sea: it is not possible to go to the bottom... I can stay in every point of the sea surface - being vertical without moving and without touching the bottom. Even at the height of the summer, at a weekend it wasn't over-busy and we had a very relaxing time

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The public beach is very clean, equipped with showers, changing cabins, places in the shade including in the water, cold water dispensers.
You can rent chairs and sunbeds or you can sit on your own sheet in the shade.
I recommend using water shoes both because of the sharp salt crystals but also because the sand is very hot in the sun.
We only stopped for a few hours on the way from Masada to Eilat, we couldn't miss the experience of floating in the dead sea.
You can park for free in an unmaintained parking lot at the southern end of the resort, 50 meters from the beach.

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Just float and avoid getting water into your eyes (painful!!!).
If you want to avoid too much sun then best to go there early morning (between 5am to 7am).
As for the crowd - depends since you need to consider the tour groups that come and go.
Public shower and changing rooms are available too.

Pick your spot and enjoy the warm salty water 😄

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Was looking forward to being here. Water was really hot like getting into a hot bath. I am glad i brought along a sun shirt. It gave me extra time to float without worrying about getting burned. Bathroom were clean enough for a public beach, plenty of showers near the water edge, free lounge chairs, and plastic patio style chairs with umbrellas to sit under. Would recommend bringing water shoes crock style shoes. Thos helps when walking over the hard pices of salt in shallow water. Dont forget to try that iconc float as well. Happy to have experienced this place.

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Near the entrance there is free parking.
The beach very clean.
You can use the chairs and Bads freely.
In the water there are places to stay.
You can buy Dead Sea Müde from the sea guard at 10 ins in cash only.
Sawer and water to clean lags

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A mesmerizing jewel in the heart of the arid Negev Desert, the Dead Sea Public Beach in Ein Bokek, Israel, offers a tranquil retreat with therapeutic waters and breathtaking views. Visitors can float in the mineral-rich waters, enjoy sandy coastlines, and explore nearby geological wonders, making it an enchanting experience.

Dead Sea Public Beach

A mesmerizing jewel in the heart of the arid Negev Desert, Ein Bokek transforms the surreal landscape of the Dead Sea into a tranquil retreat that beckons travelers from all corners of the globe. Home to the remarkable Dead Sea Public Beach, this destination brings together the allure of therapeutic waters and the breathtaking backdrop of rugged mountains and vast skies, creating an idyllic escape where relaxation reigns supreme.

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