Introduction to the Dead Sea
Salt scrubs, mud packs and relaxing sun bathing - feel the healing power of the best minerals from the sea as you relax and unwind.
The Dead Sea is a lake with no outlet to the sea, fed by a river in Jordan. This famous middle-eastern lake is located on the border of Israel and Jordan and lies over 400m below sea level. This 810 km² wellness paradise astounds its visitors with its healing salts, mineral-rich mud and atmosphere that creates a feeling of absolute inner peace. This sea, famous for its therapeutic properties, is one of the richest sources of natural salt in the world. This unique place with its extraordinary combination of oxygen-rich air, therapeutic UVB solar radiation and mineral-rich sea salt has invited people to relax and improve their well-being for over 2000 years.
Contents
THE ORIGINS OF THE HEALING POWER
- The Origins of the Dead Sea and Its Healing Powers
- Swimming in the Dead Sea
- Salt Peeling
- The Mud
- Climate
- Sunbathing
- The German Medical Centre in Israel
- Medical Centres in Jordan
JORDAN - AMAZING CULTURE WITH UNIQUE FLAIR
- The Most Valuable Treasure of Jordan - Petra
- Madaba - The City of Mosaics
- The Arabic Cuisine
- General Information
- Entry Requirements
- Arrival
- Security
- Taking Pictures
- Languages
- Currency
