Top 6 places to visit in dead sea

Whether you're beginning your journey from Amman or Aqaba, these destinations are perfect pitstops.

Public transportation isn't the most reliable, so renting a car is your best bet for convenience and flexibility.

Let's get exploring!

Mount Nebo:
Mount Nebo in Madaba offers a breathtaking experience with its biblical significance and panoramic views, ancient mosaics.
This sacred site captures Jordan's cultural and religious heritage, with scenic beauty stretching from the Dead Sea to distant hills.

A 45-minute, 40-kilometer drive from Amman takes you through Jordan's captivating landscapes to Mount Nebo. The entry fee is 2 JOD for tourists. For the exact location, check Google Maps: Mount Nebo, Madaba, Jordan.

Baptism Site:
Visit the Baptism Site, where Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist. Explore the serene landscapes, immerse yourself in its profound spirituality, and trace the footsteps of ancient history.

The site is about a 45-minute to 1-hour drive from Amman, covering 40 kilometers.
Ticket prices range from 12 JOD to 18 JOD per person, depending on the package.

Ma'in Hot Springs:
Jordan's top relaxation spot surrounded by beautiful nature.
The only hotel there costs about 100 JOD per night; compare rates on Booking and Agoda for the best price.
Relax in the hot spring-fed pool with very hot mineral water flowing from the mountains, and admire the impressive, though extremely hot, waterfall.

For a free short visit, Ma'in offers free access to the hot springs, great for a one- or two-hour stop.
A nearby shop sells ice cream, water, and snacks.
The scenic hour-and-a-half drive from Amman offers views of Jordan's rugged terrain and lush valleys.

Wadi Mujib:
Welcome to Wadi Mujib, Jordan's majestic canyon!
enjoy on an adventure filled with jumping, swimming against the flow, climbing ladders, and traversing rocky terrain in the water.
It takes at least an hour to reach the end of the canyon and 45 minutes to return, floating on water almost the entire way back.
Ropes and free floating vests are provided for safety, and wet shoes can be rented for comfort.

Please note, Wadi Mujib is closed from November to March due to heavy rainfall and flash floods, reopening in April.
Free parking is available.
Ticket prices (excluding 16% tax):
Jordanians: 15 JOD.
Residents: 18 JOD.
Tourists: 21 JOD.
learn more about Wadi Mujib at the official website: https://international.visitjordan.com/

Dead Sea Beach:
Hotels vs. Public Access

Hotels Day Passes:

Holiday Inn Dead Sea:
Access to swimming pools, including a heated one in winter.
Access to sandy dead sea beach.
Free to use towels. 

Cost: 35 JOD per person with an open buffet lunch.

Mövenpick Dead Sea:
Access to swimming pools, including a heated one in winter. Sandy beach swimming pool.
Access to sandy dead sea beach.
Free to use towels.

Cost: 65 JOD per person with an open buffet dinner.



Both are 5-star hotels, but Mövenpick offers a more luxurious experience, the open buffet dinner is better and it has a sandy beach swimming pool, though at a higher cost.


Note: External food and drinks are not permitted in the hotel premises. 


Salty Beaches
(Free of Charge Option):
While free, accessing the Dead Sea's beaches requires 150 meters walk.
Discover our hidden spot, it offers a magical and charming experience. Enjoy the tranquility and solitude away from the crowds.










Bring 3-4 liters of water to rinse off after swimming to avoid skin irritation from the salt.
Consider bringing a picnic mat and snacks for added comfort.
Wet shoes are highly recommended there !


And here is the location of the best salty beach in our opinion!

Panorama Dead Sea Complex:
The best time to visit is by sunset, when the view of the Dead Sea is most mesmerizing.
This luxurious retreat offers breathtaking panoramic views, elegant accommodations, and a range of activities.
Capture stunning sunsets from the infinity pool or your room, stay in private pyramid-shaped cabins with personal pools, and enjoy the on-site restaurant's diverse menu.
Though the food can be pricey, drinks like tea and coffee are affordable for savoring the sunset.
The entry fee is 3 JOD per tourist, and accommodation inquiries can be made via WhatsApp.