Dead Sea Hotels

The Dead Sea Desert is one of the world’s most unique destinations and Israel’s pride and joy.   From its significant biblical and archeological sites to the natural therapeutic properties of the Dead Sea, breathtaking scenery and endless nature reserves, the Dead Sea Desert delivers a one-of-a-kind vacation experience. There is no other spot on Earth that allows you, within moments, to achieve tranquility while simultaneously experiencing the adventures of the region.

Among Dead Sea Hotels, Prima Hotels is the premiere lifestyle hotel brand of the Dead Sea desert that delivers an authentically local, distinctively creative and especially friendly hospitality experience. Prima Hotels’ unique location in Ein Boqeq - a quiet corner between the Judaean Mountains - allows guests to experience the serenity and natural beauty of the desert, while enjoying the comfort of a central location.  From this quiet location, Prima Hotels offer two unique Dead Sea hotel experiences – Tranquility and Magic.  These two hotels, while they offer different Dead Sea experiences, are joined together by a contemporary central lobby, outdoor gardens and lounges, swimming pool and a public beach across the way

Experience The Sea
 
The Dead Sea is the desert’s main attraction that draws millions of people each year to experience both the magic of floating and the water’s tranquil healing powers.  The Dead Sea – actually a lake - is about 400 meters/1300 feet below sea level making it the lowest place on Earth. The combination of the regions 21 Dead Sea minerals, climate and air has made it renowned for its ability to heal and renew the body’s skin.  Till today, the Dead Sea remains a natural phenomenon that still perplexes many scientists for its exceptionally high concentration of salt - 33%.
 
Experience The Desert
 
Beyond the Dead Sea exist endless archeological, historical and natural attractions throughout the Judean desert that will surprise you.  If history and archeology is what you want, make your way to the top of the ancient palace fortress, Masada - A UNESCO World Heritage Site.  Then head to Qumran National Park and discover the caves where the famous Dead Sea Scrolls were found.  For a bit of modern history, stop at Israel’s first Prime Minister, Ben Gurion’s, home at Kibbutz Sde Boker.  For nature lovers there is Ein Gedi Nature Reserve filled with endless trails, waterfalls and wildlife; Kibbutz Kalia’s mud beach and date groves, Einot Tzukim Nature Reserve; Dragot Cliff and Mourboat Cave for a stunning panoramic view of the desert.