Underwater Observatory Marine Park. If you love exploring the underwater world but hate getting wet, this place solves the problem. The observatory is one of Eilat’s premier tourist attractions for people who wish to learn about the colors and beauty of life below the surface. The stairs from the tower observatory take you six meters under the surface, allowing you to dive into the Red Sea’s underwater universe. The onshore aquarium also provides an excellent opportunity to observe a plethora of Red Sea turtles, fishes, and sharks. The more adventurous vacationers can go for the glass-bottomed boat trip to scout the nautical treasures that lie farther afield.
Ice Space. You might never get a chance to experience the Arctic’s freezing temperature, but this wacky tourist spot brings you pretty close. With temperatures falling to a consistent -7 degrees Celsius (-19.4 degrees Fahrenheit), you get to stroll through a maze of ice sculpts. If you feel that the desert heat is getting too hot to handle, the Ice Space will prove to be a heavenly change.
Beaches. A vacation to a beach resort is obviously incomplete until you loll on its golden sands. Eilat’s most popular beaches are close to the shore, with Coral Beach being top of the list. For a bit of quiet and tranquility, you can turn to the Village Beach or the Palm Beach, both accompanied by some excellent restaurants and cafes. Every beach allows you to rent sunshades or loungers, along with a range of other facilities required for the perfect beach experience.
A couple of weeks of beaches, underwater exploration, and quality shopping is the perfect antidote to a stressed mind and body. Start planning a refreshing trip to the Red Sea resort, with Tripety’s travel planner app.
