The Biankini Beach at the Siesta Beach

At the northern part of the Dead Sea, south of the new Kalia Beach, is located Biankini Beach, behind which stands Dina Dagan, who searched for peace and quiet after owning a pub in Jerusalem and having pushed an armed terrorists out of the pub a few years ago. At the Biankini Beach, which to some reminds of a beach in Sinai, are found lawns and trees, shades, tents (one do not need to make a reservation for camping) and even zimmers for rent and a lot of a Moroccan atmosphere. There are fresh water pools here in which children can dip and natural mud pools. There is an easy access to the Dead Sea through a small wood bridge. Biankini Beach offers a Moroccan style restaurant. There is also a store here with items that were brought from Morocco. One needs to pay in order to enter the Biankini Beach. Biankini Beach and its toilets are handicap accessible.