Enjoy the water attractions that make Eilat the ultimate beachside getaway
Surrounded by water, Eilat, Israel’s most southern city, is a wet and wild adventure hub unlike anywhere else in the country. Eilat boasts top beaches, water sports, activities and attractions, open to the public year-round due to the warm local climate.
Dip your toes in the clear, blue waters of Eilat’s beaches, spanning over twelve kilometers of sand, boardwalk, hotel and commercial attractions.
Relax at one of the more secluded and quiet southern beach locations and swim around the coral reefs, or enjoy a vibrant tourist scene at one of the northern beaches, where nearby hotels, restaurants and shops keep the public satisfied and entertained. Or, enjoy the region from aboard a yacht sailing through the waters, allowing you to soak up the sun, unwind and socialize.
Delve into the uniquely beautiful habitat of the Eilat Coral Beach Nature Reserve. Put on snorkeling gear and observe or interact with the local sea creatures as they swim about.
The heart of Israel’s extreme water adventures
Eilat is the heart of Israel’s extreme water adventures. Feel the wind in your hair and sun on your cheeks as you embark upon a water ski, jetski, banana boat, surfing or glass bottom boat ride, speeding through the waters at an exhilarating pace. Prefer to remain above water? Opt instead to take in an aerial view of the waters and parasail over the Eilat Bay.
Do you love wildlife? Swim or snorkel with dolphins at Eilat’s Dolphin Reef. The unique ecological site, in the midst of a magical beach, allows visitors an up-close glimpse into the dolphins’ lives and makes for an exciting outdoor adventure. Fancy an underwater experience without getting wet? Take a tour of the Eilat Underwater Observatory, a captivating glimpse into life below sea level, combined with interactive activities and special exhibits.
Source: Yablochkin, N. (2020b, April 29). EILAT ULTIMATE BEACHSIDE - Visit Israel. Israel Travel. https://israel.travel/eilat-ultimate-beachside/
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