Wadi Mujib Chalets

Wadi Mujib Chalets

There are several hotels at the Dead Sea, often chain names with hundreds of rooms and luxurious amenities. If you don't mind to do without the general hotel comfort and rather prefer to experience the Dead Sea as a serene place, the Mujib chalets might be your choice.

On the shores of the Madash peninsula you find 15 chalets with some of the best Dead Sea views along the coast. Each chalet has an uninterrupted sea view, shaded sun terrace, air conditioning and a fridge. Showers and toilets are shared and not far from the rooms. Breakfast is simple traditional Arabic style. The chalets are open all year round and only a short distance from the Mujib Reserve Visitor Center.

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