Eilat on the Red Sea Attractions

• Underwater Observatory Marine Park

  

  Type:Aquariums, Speciality Museums, Nature/ Wildlife Areas

  The magical red sea is known for its amazing underwater world.The red sea is famous for the incredible, unique and rich marine life. The variety and colourful fish, among the amazing and beautiful corals, creates the world’s most unique and beautiful reef site. The underwater observatory marine park is located on coral beach, in the red sea. The one of a kind underwater observatory, 6 meter under the waterbed, were the fish looks at you, gives you the opportunity to enter the heart of the red sea. The Park displays the richest presentation of animal life of the Red Sea, including fish, coral, and other living creatures of the enchanting underwater world.

• Shulamit’s Eilat Diving Adventures

  

  Type:Tours

  Water temperatures here in Eilat allow you to dive comfortably all year ’round. You won’t have to go through the hassle of diving from a boat. We simply walk into the sea. All entries are easy. This is especially perfect for beginners who can still feel some land under their feet until they disappear under the water surface for the first time.

  In Eilat, we have a coral reef with vibrant and exotic fish life and lots of other interesting creatures like crabs, octopuses and even occasional turtles. In fact, the Red Sea is renowned for the richness and variety of fish species and invertebrates. There are also 2 wrecks which attract a lot of sea life.

• Timna National Park

  

  Type:National Parks, Canyons

  Timna Park invites you, to be moved with incredible leverage global union fascinating history, discover the ancient copper mines in the world, learn about Egyptian Mitulgy enjoy exciting activities organized groups and the whole family.

  The park is dotted with ancient mine shafts but it also includes a wonderland of geological phenomena. The most intriguing are the Natural Arch, the eroded monolith known as the Mushroom and the photogenic Solomon’s Pillars. There is also a range of excellent day hikes through one of Israel and the Palestinian Territories’ wildest desert landscapes.

• Coral Beach Nature Reserve

  

  Type:Nature/ Wildlife Areas, Reefs

  At the Coral Beach Nature Reserve on the Red Sea south of Eilat, the moment you put your head in the water (with a diving mask, of course) you are captivated by the magnificent scene.
  The reserve offers a spectacular combination of strange and beautiful corals that create colourful underwater ‘gardens’ navigated by a variety of wildly-hued tropical fish, These include butterfly fish, parrot fish, Julie fish, nocturnal fish, and many other species, along with sea lilies, giant shells and much more.

  The heart of the reserve is a coral reef some 1,200 meters long parallel to the beach. It is one of the most ‘densely populated’ coral reefs in the world and the only one in Israel.

  Visitor numbers are managed by the reserve staff to allow visitors and divers to observe life on the coral reef. Guided snorkelling visits for groups of 30 people and above are available by advance reservation.

• Red Canyon

  

  Type:Canyons

  The Red Canyon is only 200 meters long but it is deep and has beautiful red colours (don’t forget your camera.) It is well worth a trip. The Red Canyon is very suitable for walking with children.

  If exploring with children, look for the green Eilat stone and for other fossils. Don’t forget to take enough water despite the short route. Once in a while the Red Canyon is heavily flooded, so please do not attempt to enter the Red Canyon when the flood warning is raised.

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