Dead Sea

Dead Sea is a natural attraction in Jordan. The Dead Sea shore is the lowest land on earth at over 400 m below sea level, with water salty enough to float in unaided and mineral mud used across the resort spas.

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The Dead Sea shore is the lowest land on earth at over 400 m below sea level, with water salty enough to float in unaided and mineral mud used across the resort spas. Most visits are a half-day stop between Amman and Petra. The water level is falling measurably each year.

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Related activities

  • Dead Sea float and mud treatment

    Beach club access with mineral mud and freshwater showers.

  • Wadi Mujib siq trail

    Wade and scramble up a river canyon into the Mujib reserve, open April to October.

How to get to Dead Sea

Dead Sea sits in Jordan. It pairs well with Amman Citadel, Roman Theatre, Jerash, so you can group them on the same day.

Tips for your visit

Related things to do here include Dead Sea float and mud treatment, Wadi Mujib siq trail.

Dead Sea FAQ

Where is Dead Sea?

Dead Sea is in Jordan.

What is near Dead Sea?

Nearby places include Amman Citadel, Roman Theatre, Jerash, Little Petra.

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