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The '''Dead sea''', the most salty body of water on the planet [[Earth]] and the lowest point on the planet, is shared between [[Israel]] and [[Jordan]].The Israeli side has only one road, Road 90, which continues south towards [[Eilat]] and [[Egypt]], and north towards [[Jerusalem]] and [[Tel Aviv]]

Wait an your nearest junction at any point on Highway 90 and (preferably a bus station) head north to the [[Beit Ha'arava Junction]]. Get off at the [[Beit Ha'arava Junction]], and continue at the ''trempiada'' at the beginning of Highway 1 going east to [[Jerusalem]]. From here, it is best to wait for a ride that is going directly to Jerusalem without any stop, unless your goal is not actually to get to Jerusalem, but a town along the way, such as [[Betlehem]] or [[Ma'ale Adummim]], in which case there should be people headed there as well. ===To Eilat and Egypt===Just stand on any point on the road, on the bus station heading south. Continue south till you reach Eilat. 

Wait an your nearest junction at any point on Highway 90 and (preferably a bus station) head north to the [[Beit Ha'arava Junction]]. From the Beit Ha'arava Junction, head north on highway one until you reach the Tsemach Junciton at the bottom of the [[Sea_of_Galilee|Kinneret]]. From there, there is a [[trempiada]] up to the [[Golan Heights|Golan]]. People either drive up to Highway 92 or Highway 98 from there. Highway 98 goes right up to the [[Golan Heights|Golan]], and Higway 92 runs along the west coast of the Kinneret from where you can pick up Route 789 at the [[Kursi Junction]], or Highway 87 to the [[Golan Heights|Golan]]. Route 789 connects to Highway 98 from where you can chose to either continue north or head south. Highway 87 also connects to 98, but a bit later, and it also turns west over the Kinneret or east through the center of the [[Golan Heights|Golan]] until it picks up 98 at its end.

==Sleepand Eat==The Dead Sea does not offer too much accomodation options for the budget traveller. One obvious option on the Israeli side is the [http://www.youth-hostels.org.il/youth-hostels/asg_e/Category_eng_60.html Ein Gedi Youth Hostel]. An other option is [[Camping]], which is possible in all the seasons of the year. The best place to camp is in Ein Gedi's beach, 500m south of the kibbutz entry. Camping there is free, while using the public toilete cost 1 NIS and the showers cost 5 NIS. The local kiosk charge outragous prices for food and drinks, but if the restaurent is open you can buy some cheap falafel or just pita bread.