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Can you even imagine going to Israel without paying a visit to Eilat?
No way. Israelis can't do that, so neither can you.
Is a tourist resort and port located on the Red Sea, at the northern
tip of the Gulf of Aqaba arm of the Indian Ocean? It is Israel's
southernmost city and part of the Southern Negev Desert, at the
south end of the Arava. Eilat also straddles the southern end of the
geographic line demarcating Africa from Asia. It is adjacent to the
Egyptian village of Taba, to the south, and the Jordanian port city of
Aqaba, to the east.
Eilat's semi-arid desert climate is moderated by proximity to a tropical
sea. Summer air temperatures often exceed 40 °C and 22 °C in winter,
while water temperatures range between 22-28 °C. The city's beaches,
nightlife and desert landscapes make it a popular destination for
domestic and international tourism.
It's very obvious why people come to visit Eilat from all over the world.
It's heaven in the south of Israel. As we said: amazing sea, great
attractions such as Ir Hamelachim center or the 3D sea world center
and much much more.
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