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Dead Sea Day Pass Prices

Dead Sea Day Pass Prices – Updated for 2026

🕓 Updated October 23 2025 • Prices verified through resort websites and visitor reports.

Experience the Dead Sea without an overnight stay. A day pass gives you access to pools, private beaches, mud areas, and showers for a few relaxing hours at the lowest point on earth.
This guide compares 2026 day-use prices at top Dead Sea resorts in Jordan and explains transfer options including Jett Travel’s daily bus service.

If you are comparing Jordan 3, 4 and 5 nights packages, check whether the Dead Sea is included as a full overnight stay or only as a day pass.

Why Choose a Day Pass

  • Full use of private resort beaches and pools
  • Access to showers, lockers, and mineral mud
  • Ideal for visitors from Amman, Madaba, or Petra
  • Range from budget-friendly hotels to luxury spas

Top Dead Sea Resort Day Pass Prices (2026)

Resort Adult (JOD) Kids (JOD) Includes Notes
Mövenpick Dead Sea Resort ~45 ~25 Pool, beach, towel, shower, mud area +10 JOD weekends
Marriott Dead Sea Resort ~50 ~30 Pools, private beach, locker, gym Spa extra
Kempinski Ishtar Dead Sea ~65 ~35 Infinity pools, towel, mud, beach Luxury experience
Dead Sea Spa Hotel ~25 ~15 Pool, mud, beach, locker Family-friendly
Holiday Inn Dead Sea ~35 ~20 Pool, beach, mud Lunch optional
Crowne Plaza Dead Sea ~40 ~25 Pools, beach, towel Often weekday-only
Ramada Resort Dead Sea ~30 ~15 Pool, mud, shuttle to beach Budget option

💡 Prices are indicative for 2026 and may vary by weekend or holiday. Always confirm directly with each resort before visiting.

What Most Day Passes Include

  • Access to main pools and private beach
  • Towels, lockers, and showers
  • Use of mineral mud areas
  • On-site cafés and restaurants (meals extra)
  • Free parking and Wi-Fi in most resorts

Visitors can contact the hotel directly through its website or reception desk to confirm current day-use rates, operating hours, and any seasonal offers.

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Transfers & Packages with Jett Travel

If you prefer an organized visit, Jett Travel offers a daily bus transfer from Amman to the Dead Sea that includes transportation, a resort day pass, and lunch.
It’s a convenient option for travellers without a car — perfect for half-day or full-day relaxation.

Public & Budget Options

For lower-cost access, Amman Beach and Samarah Mall Beach usually charge around 10 – 15 JOD per person.
Facilities are basic (limited showers, no towels), but they work for a quick float.

Best Time to Visit

  • Morning (9 AM – 12 PM): cooler air, calm water
  • Afternoon (1 PM – 4 PM): warmer water, great sunsets
  • Best Months: March – May and September – November

How to Reach the Dead Sea

  • From Amman: ≈ 60 km / 1 hour via Airport Road or Dead Sea Highway
  • From Madaba: ≈ 40 minutes
  • From Aqaba: ≈ 4 hours — best combined with Petra or Wadi Rum

Explore transfer ideas → Dead Sea from Amman – Day Trip

Visitor Tips

  • Avoid shaving right before entering — salt burns
  • Wear dark swimwear (mud can stain)
  • Bring flip-flops or water shoes
  • Rinse after floating and moisturize
  • Keep electronics away from salt water

Combine with Other Experiences

FAQs

.In 2026, day-use access at Dead Sea resorts in Jordan costs between 25 JOD and 65 JOD per adult, depending on the property and day of week. Prices usually rise on weekends or public holidays and drop slightly mid-week. Finds more information on our dead sea jordan guide

For families or budget travellers, Dead Sea Spa Hotel and Holiday Inn Dead Sea offer excellent value with full facilities at lower prices. Luxury seekers prefer Kempinski Ishtar or Marriott Dead Sea for their larger pools and spa amenities.

Yes. All major resorts along the Jordanian Dead Sea shoreline sell day-use passes at the reception desk. Visitors can enjoy the beach, pools, and mud areas for a few hours before returning to Amman or Madaba.

Lunch is usually not included, but many resorts offer add-on meal packages or discounted buffet rates. Some operators, such as Jett Travel, include lunch in their transport-plus-day-pass packages.

Travellers without a car can use Jett Travel’s daily bus from Amman, which includes round-trip transport, resort entry, and lunch. Private drivers or taxis are also common; the drive from Amman takes about one hour.

Most resorts accept walk-ins on weekdays, but advance confirmation is advised for weekends, holidays, or large groups. Visitors can contact each hotel directly by phone or through its official website.

A standard pass provides access to private beach areas, outdoor pools, towels, showers, lockers, and mineral-mud sections. Luxury resorts may add spa zones or fitness centers, while budget options focus on beach and pool use only.

Yes. Amman Beach and Samarah Beach Club are public or semi-public alternatives with lower entry fees (10 – 15 JOD). Facilities are simpler—basic showers, limited towels, and fewer shaded areas—but they’re suitable for short visits.

The most comfortable months are March – May and September – November, when daytime temperatures are warm but not extreme. Early morning and late afternoon hours offer cooler air and perfect lighting for photos.

Yes. Most resorts welcome families and offer discounted child tickets, shallow pools, and lifeguards. Parents should supervise children closely, as the Dead Sea’s salty water can sting eyes and small cuts.

Comments (1)

  • support
    30/01/2026 at 8:00 pm

    detailed day use pass at dead sea jordan, very clear details, better to check with hotel for availability and latest prices

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