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This air-conditioned mobile home has 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom and a living room with seating and dining areas. The mobile home's kitchenette is available for cooking and storing food. First of all, it is a camp. One can choose lodges (as a bit higher level of comfort), however, my family decided for tents and sleeping in the open air. We got what we wanted, and we liked it a lot. Friendly staff, clean shared bathroom, bar with all sorts of seatings and beds, discrete music in behind, drinks and snacks available from dawn till late in the evening. Fantastic location with a view over the Dead Sea (the better place would have been only on the shore, but since several years, this no longer possible). Not to forget a lousy equipment for table tennis in the corner of the bar, which is absolutely adorable and simply adds up to the charm of the camp.

Guests will find a stovetop, a refrigerator, a microwave and a tea and coffee maker in the well-fitted kitchenette. The tent also offers a barbecue. We loved the vibes of the places, very quiet and chilled. We were the only tourists to get there, apart from us there were many israeli families with children. We stayed in the safari tents (private with shared bathroom) which is charming, with a small courtyard by itself with a pond and a swing. It's great also if you want to bring your own food/beers because you have one private fridge and a shared kitchen (also a small private sink close to the toilet).

Featuring 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom, this mobile home comprises a living room and seating area. The mobile home provides a barbecue, heating and sea views. The unit offers 4 beds. Great location with a spectacular view from caravan. There are a lot of things around, so it's worth it to stay 2-3 nights. The campsite where the caravan is offers foods, drinks and even wood to make a fire. The host is super friendly and explained us the area.

This tent has a barbecue and seating area. Dead Sea Camping is set in Ein Gedi, within 1 km of The Botanical Garden in Kibbutz Ein Gedi, and offers both Bungalow and empty lots. Somehow this place magically combines the raw and rough aspects of the desert with the comfort of a boutique hotel. Everything appears to be constructed from pallets and rocks and fabrics. The paths are just desert rocks and sand. The sparse planting is beautiful and teeming with thousands of butterflies. We took a bath in a tin stock tank under the stars. The bar restaurant is casual and welcoming. The menu brief and simple but tasty