International buffet
Taj Mahal
Isrotel Dead Sea's flagship buffet — fresh grills, sushi and a spectacular dessert station.
About Dead Sea
The Dead Sea sits 430m below sea level — the lowest place on the planet — and its salt-heavy waters make swimming impossible; you simply float. The mineral-rich mud, oxygen-thick air and year-round sunshine have drawn wellness travellers for millennia. Combine spa days with sunrise at Masada, the desert oasis of Ein Gedi and easy day trips to Jerusalem.
First-hand Dead Sea advice
4 of our travel experts have personally been here — ask them anything.
Things to do
- ✦ Float in the salt sea
- ✦ Black mineral mud treatments
- ✦ Ein Gedi nature reserve
- ✦ Masada sunrise cable car
Excursions we love
- ✦ Masada & Ein Gedi combo
- ✦ Jerusalem day trip
- ✦ Qumran Caves
- ✦ Judean Desert jeep safari
Where to eat
Top restaurants in Dead Sea
Our advisors' shortlist of the tables worth planning a trip around — from heritage local kitchens to Michelin-starred destination dining.
Steakhouse
Ranch House Dead Sea
The Isrotel steakhouse chain's Dead Sea outpost — the go-to for a proper dinner out.
Ready to plan your trip?
Speak with one of our travel advisors for tailor-made itineraries, hand-picked hotels and ATOL-protected peace of mind.