In the valley of Timna, near the Israeli city of Eilat, there are ancient copper mines, which are also called the King Solomon’s M …
The Gulf of Aqaba is located on the northern coast of the Red Sea. It has an elongated shape. Its length is 160 km and its width i …
Gan Fradkin Park is a small park in Eilat. It is located some distance from the sea and adjoins the central garden of Gan Binyamin …
The fortress of Masada is located in the southern part of the Dead Sea and amazes with its scale. The place has a huge historical …
Utopia Park is located in the heart of Sharon. It is a tropical rainforest that has gathered thousands of rare orchids and butterf …
The Arava Desert is one of the places in Israel that must be visited by tourists. The desert stretches for more than 150 km and is …
The Coral Coast National Reserve is the only coral reef in Israel. It stretches for 1,200 meters along the Red Sea coast just twen …
One of the most extraordinary sights of Eilight. This place will transport you from the hot desert to the icy world of the Arctic. …
Eilat is one of the tourist centers of Israel, its embankment is widely known and popular with foreign tourists. The embankment …
The Timna Reserve is a historical and archaeological complex that allows you to plunge into the world that existed before our era. …
Timna Park, founded in 1982, is a combination of magnificent landscapes, stunning stories and entertaining entertainment for the w …
King’s City amusement park is an amusement park and attractions, the plots of which are borrowed from biblical legends. The par …
Eilat is a southern Israeli resort on the shores of the Gulf of Aqaba with a unique combination of sea and desert nature. The city attracts with a warm climate, clear waters of the Red Sea and a lively tourist atmosphere: from calm beaches to busy embankments and smells of fish in street markets. Eilat serves as a convenient base for day trips to the historical and natural corners of the region.
Man-made attractions here are diverse: in the vicinity there are ancient copper mines of King Solomon’s Kopi and archaeological sites in the Timna Reserve, and in the city itself it is worth strolling along the embankment of Eilat, visiting the unusual Ice Space Palace, experiencing family entertainment in the King’s City amusement park and relaxing in urban green areas like Gan Fradkin Park. Museums, small exhibitions and marine exhibitions add to the list of places to include in the plan of what to see.
The natural treasures around Eilat are no less impressive: Aqaba Bay with its picturesque coral reefs and the Coral Coast National Reserve offer the best conditions for snorkeling and diving. Timna Valley and Timna Park are famous for fantastic rock formations and traces of ancient copper mining, and the Arava desert offers wide panoramas, routes for safaris and hiking. The coast, mountain trails and nature reserves make it possible to combine beach holidays with active hikes and observation of nature.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, quickly read brief descriptions and photos, and build a convenient route for a day walk or a multi-day exploration of the region. Routing tools will help optimize the order of visiting points, estimate travel times and mark places for stops and photography to know exactly what to see first.
You can explore Eilat on your own, walking along the embankment and going to the reserves according to your own plan, or use the services of local guides and book excursions. Professional guides will help to better understand the history of mines and archaeological sites, organize diving to corals and provide comfortable trips to Timna and the desert. Excursions provide an opportunity to see hidden gems and hear live stories that are not always available in guidebooks.
Come to Eilat to experience the unusual combination of sea and desert, history and modern recreation. Plan your routes, mark your favorite places and go to meet new discoveries - the city is ready to give you vivid impressions and unforgettable trips.
