Elat, Eilat, Elath

Eilat, nestled on the northern tip of the Red Sea, is a haven for sun-seekers year-round.  This southernmost Israeli city boasts an arid desert climate with average temperatures exceeding 104°F in the summer and a comfortable 70°F in the winter.  With over 360 sunny days and water temperatures ranging from 68°F to 79°F, Eilat offers the perfect beach escape anytime. 

Explore the underwater world of the Red Sea without getting wet at the Underwater Observatory Marine Park. Descend the tower observatory to witness marine life in their natural habitat, or explore the park's aquariums, take a glass-bottom boat trip, or learn more through educational exhibits. 

A trip to Eilat isn't complete without experiencing the awe-inspiring Timna Park.  This surreal desert landscape, sculpted by wind and rain, is home to fascinating geological formations like Solomon's Pillars, a towering 50-meter sandstone wall.  Excavations in the park reveal evidence of copper mining dating back to 3,000 BCE. 

For the adventurous underwater enthusiast, Eilat offers a variety of diving and snorkeling opportunities. Explore the vibrant coral reefs and encounter a kaleidoscope of marine life at the Coral Beach Reserve.  Encounter playful dolphins in their natural habitat with a unique scuba diving experience at the Dolphin Reef. 

After a day of exploring, Eilat's lively nightlife awaits.  Dance the night away to great music at Bardak, a popular bar with a vibrant atmosphere.  Belt out your favorite tunes at The Beatles Dance Bar, or unwind with a drink and classic rock vibes at Gaby's Pub. For a late-night scene, enjoy drinks and music at Shama Shama, or relax and socialize at the Unplugged Bar.