The Dead Sea is a natural hospital, a storehouse of minerals and useful trace elements. To rest on the shores of the Dead Sea, you can go to Israel, and you can both in Jordan, only the latter is much more expensive, and there are only 10 hotels, and then you probably have a maximum of 4-5 on the coast, no resort town, yes And the airlines do not all fly there (if I'm not mistaken only Royal Jordan). So why are everyone choose Jordan? The fact is that it is on the territory of Jordan that the Jordan River flows into the dead sea, natural waves are created from this (I don't know how much they are useful or useless) but many are riding for them. And if they plunge into the river 3 times, then all sins will wash.
Even compared to Israel, there are not many tourists in Jordan, not so crowded on the coast as in Israel, but the quality and service in hotels is a little worse. If in Jordan for two in the hotel 4 * with a full board (the hotel is not on the first coastline) for 7 days will have to lay out from 25 thousand UAH (110 thousand rubles) + flight separately, then in Israel for the same money you will have 5 * Service ol inclusive. Hotels have their own beaches, besides this, there is also a city beach Amman Beach, it is also paid, costs about 6 Jordanian dinars, approximately 15 dollars. Although if you are eating not for treatment, and so relax, then there is nothing to do there, it is not possible to swim in the sea, and it is also impossible to float longer with interruptions in the water too. Children so generally probably 5 minutes do not longer, but as if what to explain to the child, what is impossible? On the street there is a suffocating heat (if you ride in the summer, the main tourist season begins in September), and they are not allowed into the water! When you come out of the water, the skin begins terribly the oven, I immediately want to go in a fresh shower.
In general, if you go to Jordan to the sea not for the sake of treatment and for longer than 3 days, then you should think about the tours to Aqabu, Peter and the very capital of Amman, there is something to see. We had two days on the Dead Sea and I do not know what we would do longer.
