Beach at the Salt Sea?

Question

where at the Dead Sea can you go like on any other regular beach, or are there only places like the spa's (ein gedi and masada?) and do you need to pay for that?

And can you put some mud in a pot and bring it with you or is that not possible?

Answer 1

the dead sea is surrounded by a beach.

its a paying beach at ein gedi.

the other beaches are by the hotels and dont cost anything.you can take a bit of mud with you.

Answer 2

I think that you can't find any thing for free in that area

but about beaches maybe it's a little bit harder to find

sorry!!!

did you say the dead sea???

I was still in my thoughts in the sea of Galilee

so I think that yes

why not???

it's a very famous place right??

Answer 3

These are the beaches of the dead sea

Siesta Sea Beach

Cafeteria, cloak rooms, mud packs, amusement park.  

Ein Bokek Public Beach



Hammei Zohar Public Beach



"Atraktzia" - Kalia Beach

Water amusement park, swimming pools, water slides and aquatic sports, beach & changing facilities.  



Binyamin Beach

Separate beach facilities for men & women, snack bar, lockers, bathrooms and mud packs.



Ein Gedi Public Beach

The PUBLICS are free  

If you rent a car you can stop anywere and just go in, you will need to was well befor goung back to the car as the dead sea water is " thick"  and feel kinda oily, so stay near showers.

Mud can be bought at any turist store down there.

Read this

http://goasia.about.com/cs/azsiteindex/a...

See these

http://www.netours.com/jrs/2003/deadsea_...

http://static.flickr.com/56/163053651_93...

http://www.eshetincoming.com/download/pi...

Were to go

http://www.eshetincoming.com/template/de...

Dead sea mud

http://www.alibaba.com/catalog/11128430/...

Answer 4

Hurley means your name is not a Jewish name. I don't think he meant anything bad by it.

Answer:  No, don't bring mud in pot if everyone did that in the world there would be no more mud!  Yes, I said that :)

Answer 5

There are public beaches, too. Some have a basic fee.

" . . . Ein Bokek Public beach (Tel: [phone]), or Ein Geidi Public beach (Tel: [phone]), alternatively, Hamai Zohar Public Beach offers separate bathing for men and women (Tel: [phone]). The signature element of the Dead Sea - black mud, has both cosmetic and therapeutic benefits known to cleanse and stimulate the skin. Relive muscle and emotional tension; improve blood circulation and ease rheumatic pain at Ein Geidi Spa beach (Tel: [phone]). Visit Mineral Beach, which also includes a fresh water beach and public pool (Tel: [phone]). "

http://www.goisrael.com/Tourism_Eng/Arti...

People generally put mud on themselves while they're visiting. They rinse off before leaving. (I'm sure it's unacceptable to actually take any amount out with you. If everyone did that, there'd be none left for next time.)

One can purchase Dead Sea products from specialized companies.