Eilat is also a place where visitors seem to have a great time and where children in particular seem blissfully happy.
Hugely popular with Israeli families looking for a beach break and Europeans taking refuge from bone-chilling winters back home, the Red Sea resort of Eilat is brash, ugly and almost inevitably crowded, a place where being scantily clad and sunburned is the rule rather than the exception.
A full-day guided tour of Petra: the Siq, Treasury, Royal Tombs, and ancient facades. The second day is free for independent exploration or relaxing at…
Walking and exploring Petra’s monuments, enjoying a desert jeep adventure, seeing dramatic landscapes, and experiencing Jordanian culture and hospitality.
Walking through narrow canyons, admiring the Treasury, exploring tombs and temples, and learning the fascinating history of the Nabateans. Comfortable…
Arrive at Hai-Bar Yotvata on Highway 90 and follow the clearly marked self-drive route designed for all vehicle types. Stay inside your car as you pass…
Expect a laid-back, family-friendly day with plenty of water fun. After a quick voucher scan at the entrance, you’ll have free time to rotate between…
Show your ticket at the gate and choose a shaded spot on the beach. If you need equipment, rent a mask, snorkel, and fins at the beach kiosk, then get a…
Digital Welcome Arrive at the entrance gate and receive a smart bracelet loaded with your pre-booked barcode – your ticket and wallet for the entire day.
Why Book a Visit to the Underwater Observatory in Eilat?
