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No, Lake Assal in Djibouti is. Then next in line is the Dead Sea. They are so salty, that you can float with no effort on it. If you have any open cuts, well, let’s say it won’t exactly tickle. Plus the reason you can float is because the salt in it makes the water denser the more salt it has the denser it is!
