Beaches The Dead Sea

Tel Aviv	Jerusalem	Haifa	The Dead Sea	Eilat	Sea of Galilee	The Golan Heights
The Galilee	The Western Galilee	Nazareth	Caesarea & Netanya	The Judean Lowland	Beit She'an & the Valleys	The Negev

Mineral Beach Near the kibbutz of Mitzpe Shalem (Shalem Lookout), in the northern part of the Dead Sea, is one of the most well-kept beaches that the slowly disappearing Dead Sea has to offer.	Neve Midbar (Oasis) Beach Neve Midbar (Oasis) Beach is located at the northern part of the Dead Sea, south of the Biankini Beach.
Ein Gedi Beach Not far from Kubbutz Ein Gedi, in the central part of the Dead Sea, is located the Ein Gedi Beach, which has been very popular for many years now.	Ein Bokek Beach Not everyone knows that in the south-western part of the Dead Sea, in the area of the hotels, next to the commercial center of Ein Bokek, there is also a bathing beach that is open to everyone, free of charge.
The new Kalia Beach The new Kalia Beach, managed by Kibbutz Kalia and only a half an hour drive from Jerusalem, is the most northern beach of the Dead Sea.	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.