Dead Sea and the South Handmade vintage Overcoats – Dead Sea Israel ·March 31, 2017 ·Colorful Sisters ·5 Comments Handmade overcoats at the Dead Sea, Israel Fashion Bathing suits and cover-ups – Handmade Share this:TelegramWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading... Tweet Share Pin it Comment TaggedBeit HaArava·Bus Stop·Dead Sea·israel·Kalia Beach·salt sea·travel You May Also Like Haifa Flea Market – Treasure Trove of Vintage and Retro | Israel Travel January 11, 2021 What we’re grateful for in 2020 – End of Year Recap December 31, 2020 7 Incredible Things You CAN’T miss on your trip to Eilat | Israel Travel December 19, 2020 Fashion Photography – Hiking the Desert in Gowns | Shchoret Canyon December 15, 2020 Southern Israel: The 4 Outfits We Made SPECIFICALLY for Our Trip to the Desert October 28, 2020 Driving to Eilat? Here are 6 Places to Stop Along the Way to Break up the Long Trip! October 19, 2020 Join the discussion mikeosbornphoto October 11, 2020 Great idea! It’s so blisteringly hot there and the water isn’t much cooler… Loading... Colorful Sisters October 11, 2020 Yesss it really is!!! The water in the summer is scalding! Loading... mikeosbornphoto October 11, 2020 I found it was like getting into a hot bath 🛀 But an amazing place. Loading... Colorful Sisters October 11, 2020 Exactly! It’s much nicer to visit in the cooler months. The summer is generally the worst time to visit. We try to avoid it! Loading... mikeosbornphoto October 11, 2020 I was there last July and it was mostly 45C during the day (a lot of farenheit!) Loading... Leave a Reply Cancel reply This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Post navigation Next ArticlePrevious Article
Great idea! It’s so blisteringly hot there and the water isn’t much cooler…
Yesss it really is!!! The water in the summer is scalding!
I found it was like getting into a hot bath 🛀 But an amazing place.
Exactly! It’s much nicer to visit in the cooler months. The summer is generally the worst time to visit. We try to avoid it!
I was there last July and it was mostly 45C during the day (a lot of farenheit!)