Things to see and do Kalia

This is the first beach on the Dead Sea, coming up from the north. The beach is easily accessible via stairs and ramps. The beach itself is rather small and not necessarily very pleasantly furnished: the umbrellas and plastic chairs are rather basic, whereas the all-inclusive price of 48 NIS promises deckchairs. We therefore recommend that you skip this "offer" and opt for the 18 NIS single entry, bringing your own beach towels. It'll be an equivalent and cheaper experience!

Just south of Kalia Beach, it retains the same spirit as nearby establishments, with plenty of space, old-fashioned facilities (plastic chairs, umbrellas), a small sandy beach, a store to buy cosmetics and a place to slather on the mud. There's also a restaurant, a children's pool and changing rooms. The entrance fee of 85 NIS seems a little steep considering the quality of services on offer, but it's still more pleasant than its neighbors. It's also possible to pitch a tent.

The private beach is managed by the Biankini Resort, founded in 2002 and unfortunately little maintained since... The resort offers rooms and bungalows for rent, as well as a camping area. Access to the beach is subject to a fee for visitors not staying at the hotel, and it's true that 80 NIS is a bit steep for the services on offer. As the resort is located high up, a staircase leads down to the beach on a wide wooden pontoon. The beach is equipped with toilets, showers, deckchairs and a snack bar.