Eilat's primary attractions revolve around its mountains, sea, and abundant sunshine. Adventure enthusiasts will find no shortage of activities, including diving, snorkeling, yachting, windsurfing, hiking, and biking with various mountain routes to explore. Nearby, you can embark on jeep safaris, ride camels in the desert, or tackle climbing tracks.
Thanks to its strategic location, Eilat serves as a gateway for excursions to neighboring Egypt and Jordan. If you prefer to stay in this welcoming city, don't miss the opportunity to ascend the tower of the underwater observatory, where you can behold the territories of three countries simultaneously.
For a glimpse into the underwater world, venture into the depths of the Eilat observatory, situated 6 meters below the surface, or visit the dolphinarium, where the residents happily interact and swim with visitors.
Eilat's 12-kilometer-long beaches offer rental services for sunbeds, umbrellas, and sports equipment, along with bars and cafes. Among the city's guests, Migdalor Beach reigns supreme, located near the coral reef, boasting crystal-clear waters, despite its stony bottom.
Eilat
City of beaches and entertainment
Eilat stands out as one of Israel's premier resorts, drawing in a considerable number of tourists. Its popularity thrives despite the absence of historical landmarks and ancient monuments within the city's limits. Eilat's allure lies elsewhere, in its stunning warm sea, perfect for diving, vast sandy beaches, and robust waves that surfers cherish. Year-round, visitors from around the globe flock here seeking unforgettable experiences.
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