Timna Valley
The Timna Valley is located about 30 km from the Gulf of Aqaba and Eilat. These places have been rich in copper since ancient times and have been developed since the 5th millennium BC. It is believed that mines operated here during the Kingdom of Israel and the biblical King Solomon.

Underwater Observatory “World of Corals”
Underwater Observatory “World of Corals” is a public aquarium, as well as an entertainment park and at the same time an environmental center. This is the largest aquarium in the country, open to the public, and 800 species of marine fauna are collected here.

The City of Kings in Eilat
The City of Kings in Eilat is a theme park with biblical motifs, which was opened in 2005. To create the park, it took about 40 million USD invested in the enterprise by Israeli companies and a Swiss investor. The park can receive up to 4,500 visitors daily.

Dolphin Reef in Eilat
Dolphin Reef is really a horseshoe—shaped reef located in the southern part of Eilat. The reef was opened to visitors as an entertainment park in 1990. Bottlenose dolphins live here, who are happy to communicate with people.

What’s Up Observatory
The What’s Up Observatory is located in the Arava Valley, north of Eilat. This is a very special natural attraction that both entertains and educates children and adults. With the help of a particularly large telescope and a special green laser in the observatory, you will be able to find the north star.

Top 5 attractions in Eilat, Israel

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