The sun sets on the Dead Sea. It's shoreline is roughly 418 meters below sea level making it the lowest exposed point on the surface of the earth. At its deepest point the Dead Sea is almost 800 meters below sea level. Saline formations such as these are common in and around the sea itself. They are caused by the rapid evaporation of water that leaves behind pockets of salt which quickly collect and harden the warm climate. This salt can be extracted for it's high mineral value and used to make
health and beauty products of exception and unique quality.
