I was in a Weekday visit to the Dead sea with one of my friend. We entered into a private beach and paid. We were alone in the beach at about 12:00 noon.
The water is very salty that you will make you float with no need to move your hands. Nice experience.
The services are not that good and need improvement.
I did not enjoy it too much because the teprature was very high even though it was in the start of April.
If I will visit it again, I will go at night or early in the morning and will prefer during the weekend.
Floating in the Dead Sea is amazing.
This beach however with his facilities can be better maintained. The changing rooms and showers for women were dirty. There was many blood on the floor and the staff was just sitting there and doing nothing.
There were only a few sunbeds at the poolside. On the beach you find chairs.
For 20 dinar entrance you would expect more.
A good place and economical prices for foreigners comparing to hotel prices. Food is expensive inside (14 JD per person). I recommend to bring your own food. There are showers, swimming pool, and nice seatings.
The Dead Sea itself is as amazing as you could wish but unfortunately it's not really practical to get access to it without paying to access a beach resort. I don't mind paying, but the resort feel isn't really me so if you're even slightly off-mainstream, prepare to feel quite alienated. However, you can't compare the Dead Sea itself to really anything else, so if that's the price you have to pay, then pay it. Take sun protection.
Nice place for the family or group of friends to spend the day on the dead Sea.
We were fortunate to have a 70 degree F day so we could enjoy the water. What fun to float like a cork in the dead sea ! We paid 25 dinar that included a nice buffet lunch, clean shower and locker room and admission to the beach which was Very Rockey which was the cheaper option. I'd definitely suggest you wear water shoes (I didn't know I should) or better yet we were told another beach had nice sand. Google it and enjoy!
It calm and quiet beach. The sunset view is fabulous. The cost to get into the beach is average JOD 10 per visitor.
First of all the admission fee is too high. In a small group we paid 10 dinar per person whereas we started bargaining from 20.
Showers are dirty, cold water at very low pressure. The beach by the dead sea is full of litter, without any changing rooms.
Definitely disliked this place and the only good thing about it was swimming in the dead sea.
It takes time there to take a picture that doesn't show any litter or dirt.
The complex itself looks rather good. The ladies changing rooms and showers were filthy with pretty much no bench or chairs to leave your stuff, which is probably the one thing you will have to use. The sea is great fun, there are two swimming pools which we didn't use because it was too cold, and the food is OK - well the cold mezzo and salads are good, the hot food is a little bit more debatable. Overall a cheap and not so bad way to do the dead sea.
The water felt oily and at the front of the shore the salt was pointy overall it was fine
No hot water in the showers or the pools. 30JOD to get in and then extra charges for towels or mud baths. The buffet was ok but you'd be better off spending double and going to one of the luxury hotels. Better yet just book a night at one of them.
The dead sea is a lifetime experience BUT the Amman Beach is a ripoff. We paid 20 DN for nothing. The dressing rooms were in a horrible condition same as the toilets and the showers. You had to pay extra for towel. They didn't worth the money at all.
Good experience in Amman Beach.
Details:
Bathrooms are old and water cold.
Pool quite good.
Chairs and tables good.
Mud 3 extra JD.
Cost 20JD
Many facilities, restaurant, good food, coffee place, shop, restroom with clothes changing chambers, showers, sunbeds, lounge chairs, tablesetc, friendly personal, medium to high prices, usually crowded, well positioned on the Jordanian Dead sea beach side.
Wc needs maintenance otherwise its good
We weren’t willing to pay for some of the ‘name brand’ resorts so this one won the bid. 20JD got you into the place. The showers were ok I can’t imagine gong into the Dead Sea without rinsing off afterwards. Overall it worked for what we needed.
Depending on the prices in the dead sea area it's good, the employees are not polite to you, the service is average.
Entrance cost:
Jordanian: 10 Jds
Tourists: 20 Jds
Average place.. good to experience the dead sea well you are in the area .. I tried it after my best adventure time in Wadi Mujib. Advice everyone to do both of Wadi Mujib (afternoon) and dead sea (evening with the sunset) in same day
Overpriced for what's on offer - everything looks rather wor (20 JD entrance fee). Good for the showers that you'll need after a dip in the Dead Sea.
I love the dead sea and without staying in a hotel this is one of the only places to swim. It's expensive.
Best place for tourist to visit if you want to dip in the dead sea. Yes you can just park anywhere and try to navigate to the sea, but this area has a changing room (somewhat stinky one compared to the women's changing room as it was reported). It has both outdoor and indoor showers.
Unfortunately the beach could use a little tidy up. Welcoming atmosphere nonetheless.
Affordable access to a private beach on the dead sea, has a good open buffet, showers and lockers.
The one and only place on mother earth. Facilities at tourist place is better than the public area.. Even then, they should do something with the toilet.
Good spot but not enough parasols.
Nice but expencive
Good if you just want to visit the dead sea. No good seating areas. Showers are too far, and not that clean.
Not only is there an entry fee, you're also charged to be smothered in mud. The real benefit is going at sunset to watch the beautiful colours of the horizon. The sensation of being in the sea in unreal - make sure you don't get any water into your eyes or mouth.