Eilat or Aqaba
The Gulf of Aqaba, the northern coast of the Red Sea, lies between the Sinai and Arabian Peninsulas
Description:
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 is 24 km (up to 5 km in the north). Among the locals, another name is distributed - Eilatsky. Geographically, it is part of the Great Rift Valley fault. The western part belongs to Egypt and the eastern part belongs to Saudi Arabia. In the bay you can do diving, as the underwater world is rich and amazing. Coral gardens amaze with their beauty. Due to the high vaporization there is an increased concentration of salt. The water temperature does not fall below 22 degrees Celsius. There are no storms here, no underwater currents. Favorite resort area for tourists. You can get there by rented car or public transport.