The Dead Sea is recognised worldwide as a unique source of health and regeneration. Located around 430 metres below sea level, it is the setting for a truly remarkable natural phenomenon. As the lake has no outlet, highly concentrated salts and minerals have accumulated in its water and on its bed over thousands of years, giving it a salt content around ten times higher than that of the Mediterranean.
This mineral-rich composition, natural sulphur springs and therapeutic mud make the Dead Sea a place of exceptional restorative power. It is particularly valued by people with skin conditions, rheumatic complaints or chronic pain.
The water’s natural buoyancy eases pressure on the joints and spine, while its consistently warm temperatures offer further relaxation. Another highlight is the unique microclimate. The air is exceptionally dry, low in pollen and pollutants, and rich in oxygen and bromine. These conditions are ideal for the respiratory system, skin and immune system.
Around 330 days of sunshine a year and significantly reduced UV radiation make sunbathing especially gentle, even for sensitive skin. This is ideal for a successful course of climate therapy, including in winter.
The effectiveness is scientifically proven. Studies show excellent results, even for complex conditions. Treatment is generally free of side effects and is also suitable for children, with a few exceptions.
In short, the Dead Sea is no ordinary place, but a natural wonder that heals, strengthens and restores energy.
Indications: psoriasis vulgaris (all year round), pustular psoriasis (October–April), psoriatic arthritis (March–November), ichthyosis congenita vulgaris, atopic dermatitis (March–May/September–November), parapsoriasis group (January–November), mycosis fungoides stages I–II (February–November), acne conglobata and acne indurata (all year round), vitiligo (April–September).
- initial medical examination, including blood pressure and weight measurement; medical history taken by a general practitioner and/or dermatologist; final report
- preparation of an individual treatment plan
- medical care and consultations (twice weekly, or daily if required, with a general practitioner and/or dermatologist)
- psychological counselling if required
- medication and skincare products as prescribed by the doctor or as part of the treatment programme
- therapeutic treatments as required or as part of the treatment programme, such as water therapy, remedial gymnastics, mud pack and massage
- use of the outdoor solarium and fresh Dead Sea mud; indoor pool in the Medical Center, filled with Dead Sea water
- 24-hour emergency service provided by a doctor or nurse
Psoriasis, vitiligo and acne Supplement for 1/2/3/4 weeks £189 (€222)/£323 (€379)/£448 (€526)/£562 (€661)
Atopic dermatitis Supplement for 1/2/3/4 weeks £221 (€260)/£383 (€450)/£530 (€623)/£664 (€781)
Psoriatic arthritis Supplement for 1/2/3/4 weeks £318 (€374)/£549 (€645)/£747 (€878)/£913 (€1,074)
Rheumatism Supplement for 1/2/3/4 weeks £351 (€412)/£623 (€732)/£862 (€1,014)/£1,070 (€1,258)
Uveitis Supplement for 1/2/3/4 weeks £323 (€379)/£425 (€499)/£516 (€607)/£600 (€705)
Uveitis + ankylosing spondylitis Supplement for 1/2/3/4 weeks £516 (€607)/£747 (€878)/£946 (€1,112)/£1,112 (€1,307)
Outdoor solarium pass (may be closed during colder months)
Supplement for 1/2/3/4 weeks £64 (€75)/£120 (€141)/£166 (€195)/£203 (€238)
Climate therapy programmes cannot be booked online. Please simply add your request to the comments when making your booking.
Note for skin treatment programmes: Please note that no dermatologist will be on site from 15/11/2026 to 28/02/2027. In addition, the climatic conditions during this period are not ideal for treating skin conditions. For the best possible results, we recommend travelling outside this period.
Light Therapy at the Dead Sea
Longing for sunshine, especially during the dark winter months? The special light conditions at the “Natural Heath Spa” enhance wellbeing. Immerse yourself in light, colour and warmth.