Finding the best spots...
Finding the best spots...
Eilat is Israel’s sun-soaked Red Sea city, famed for its vibrant coral reefs, dramatic desert landscapes, and lively beachside ambiance.
Start your adventure at the Coral Beach Nature Reserve. Snorkel among vibrant coral reefs and exotic marine life in one of the most pristine underwater parks in the Red Sea.
Head to the Underwater Observatory Marine Park, where you can descend into glass tunnels and observe sharks, turtles, and countless fish without getting wet.
Dine with a seaside view at The Last Refuge, a beloved local seafood institution known for its fresh catches and relaxed, nautical atmosphere.
Begin with a spectacular hike through Red Canyon, where dramatic sandstone walls and striking colors create one of Israel’s most photogenic landscapes.
Explore Eilat Museum of Art, a hidden gem featuring contemporary Israeli art and rotating exhibitions from the country’s leading talents.
Experience authentic Israeli flavors at Olla, a stylish bistro blending local ingredients with Mediterranean and Moroccan influences.
Unwind at the serene Dekel Beach, a local favorite for its laid-back vibe, beachfront hammocks, and gentle waters—perfect for a relaxing morning.
Visit the unique Botanical Garden Of Eilat, an oasis of tropical plants, waterfalls, and shaded walking paths—an unexpected green retreat in the desert.
Cap off your trip with dinner at Pedro, a hidden gem in a rustic house serving creative Mediterranean cuisine and a superb Israeli wine list.
Quick suggestions
Best time to visit
Oct–Apr (pleasant, mild weather)
Typical weather
Hot summers, mild winters, very dry year-round
Daily budget
Budget $40/day · Mid $80/day · Luxury $200+/day
Currency
Israeli Shekel (ILS)
Tipping
10–15% at restaurants, small tips for services
Power
Type H, 230V
Language
“Shalom” · “Toda”
Good to know
Stay hydrated and protect against strong sun exposure