Has a pool and beach access. 10 JOD charge for Jordanians. Pretty average cleanliness.
Entrance for Jordanians 10 JD, foreigners 15 JD, 2 pools, one for adults and kids, one for kids, crowded on Thursdays, Friday's and Saturdays, if you are planning to put mud on yourself, please dig under the saltrocks in the the sea, or just feel the surface of the sea, the jelly feel is the mud, it's not black as they sell (not filtered) but I guess with same benefits 🤔
I bought a small towel for 8 JODs which is very expensive. Clothes change area needs maintenance, no restaurants, the whole facility in awful shape
Huge tourist trap. 20 jod to enter, food was 14 jod If you are fit and don't care at getting a bit dirty just drive 30 minutes down the road, do a short hike to the beach, and enter for free :) you can bring several bottles of water to rinse off with if you like. I thought it would be nice to shower here, but I also could not find the hot water, the toilet was missing its lid (and the other 3 seem out of order).
Prices are overrated, we paid 20 jod just to enter and have a swim at the dead sea. Bathrooms were dirty and the price didn't include even a beach towel, we had to rent one. Down at the beach there were only some plastic chairs to seat. Floating at the sea was a nice experience, good to try it once in your lifetime.
The Lake was amazing but the facility can be better. It was really fun with the mud and the lake
The resort provides swimming pools, beach access to the Dead Sea, Changing facilities and shower facilities. Our overall experience was good except for several small details.
- Bathrooms were not clean
- Water was outrageously expensive (2 JD for 1.5 L)
- Entrance fee was 20 JD each (expensive if you only need beach access)
It's very good place not expensive more than others beaches I like it
No alcohol allowed inside. A classical overpriced tourists place. But its hard to find any alternatives. Just fine to take a swimm and a shower. Nothing to special.
Of course the Dead Sea itself is amazing, and minus a floating Cheetos bag this part of the beach was pretty clean. The facilities that you pay for are what leave a lot to be desired. For 20 JD, I'd expect better. The swimming pools were nice, but the tables and chairs were dirty and lots of trash laying around. The fact that you have to pay to rent a towel was ridiculous given the pricey entrance fee, and the worker was rude and tried giving us change in USD?
Also, let's talk about the bathrooms and changing rooms! Given that the pool and resort were so nice, I was appalled at the bathrooms. There was a woman working but she just sat on the phone. Meanwhile, 4 of the 5 showers didn't work, the 1 that did was disgusting, the changing rooms were pitch dark and the locks on the doors didn't work. The lighting was abysmal in the rest of the area and the shower water smelled like sewage. They really need to put some money in to their changing facilities if they expect to have visitors return.
Beautiful beach resort, with all facilities, good foods. Affordable price.
It's perfect during Ramadan.. very nice big pools and beach were all just for us
One of oldest beaches in dead sea. The VIP beach is certainly better than the general beach. I am rating the VIP with 5 stars. The general probably 3.
great resort with a fantastic buffet. clean beach with good facilities
Entrance fee is 20 JOD and 2-3 JOD for towel
About 200 meter beach for dead sea.
There is public restroom for showering after you back from dead sea. There is also medium size pool here.
Such fun! Floating in the dead sea. Cheap enough as well.
too much money for less service ..only the view is great
Great experience with supersalty seawater but compare to entry fee from internet - 20 JD in reality (not 15) and pool looks great from pic but there are no flat seats only chairs and in one corner was disgusting smell of some waste or what. Beach is easy with showers but again - for black mud you have to pay extra just find mud from sea ;) anyway suggest this place a lot!!!