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Places You Have to Visit in Eilat
What to do in Eilat?
Eilat is small and amazing – you don't need to overthink it to find the good stuff.
So while you're here freediving, here are a few tips to round out your experience
Our very own Achinoam has put together the perfect guide to going out in Eilat, with all the hidden gems and recommended spots the locals truly love:
Where to eat in Eilat
Fortuna – an intimate pizzeria with a warm atmosphere, perfect for a laid-back evening with a bottle of wine and excellent pizza.
Branja – a one-of-a-kind café in the tourist area, offering a varied, high-quality menu in a relaxed, pleasant atmosphere.
Broitman – an amazing bakery with perfect sandwiches and sourdough pastries. At any time of day you'll find the best local crowd in town there.
Pastori – a wonderful Italian restaurant where every dish is spot-on in flavor, quality and presentation.
Thai Story – a truly authentic Thai restaurant – one taste and you'll feel like you're back in Bangkok.
HaEtiopit (The Ethiopian) – authentic, delicious Ethiopian food, and great for vegans too.
Saga Sushi / The Thai Corner – especially recommended for lovers of authentic Asian food.
Saga Sushi – a small family business offering a wide range of Asian dishes, including fresh, delicious sushi made by the family's Thai mom.
The Thai Corner – wonderful Thai food, amazing service and a fast-moving kitchen.
Papi – a top-quality restaurant for meat lovers; pricey, but definitely worth every shekel.
Where to drink in Eilat
Eilat Wines – especially recommended on Friday mornings: an elegant, pleasant atmosphere and tasty food to complete the experience.
Wine Garage – a bar in the industrial zone that opens only on Sunday evenings; a favorite hangout for the city’s young crowd, with a laid-back, unique and cool vibe.
HaBardak – a place with potential for a good night out, though it usually plays techno and draws mostly tourists.
HaMivshala (The Brewery) – a brewpub in the industrial zone with a wide selection of craft beers, excellent food and a pleasant atmosphere.
HaMasi – a classic rock bar with good music, tasty pizza, lovely bartenders and a cool, smoky vibe.
Parties in Eilat
Dekel Beach (Friday afternoons) – a regular afternoon party with techno and trance music and a true sense of freedom.
White Night at Mosh Beach – a wonderful live music experience; check the beach’s Facebook page for updates.
Abraham Hostel – a changing lineup of quality parties; check the events ahead of time.
Which beach to choose in Eilat
Katza Beach (EAPC) – ideal for snorkeling, a natural, clean beach – and you might even see dolphins!
Princess Beach and Lighthouse Beach – the most beautiful coral reefs, an impressive number of fish and a calm atmosphere.
Mosh Beach – best in winter or midweek, with great food and a magical atmosphere. Don’t miss the winter jam nights around the bonfire.
North Beach – perfect for spectacular sunsets and a completely different experience from Eilat’s other beaches.
Aqua Sport – family-friendly, with all the facilities you need and easy entry into the water.
Places you can’t miss!
The Stalbet at Dolphin Reef – a magical corner of tranquility with stunning views. Free entry after 17:00 (closed on Sundays).
Elad Theater – a special, moving local theater with a variety of shows and activities. Check their Instagram for upcoming performances.
Desert hikes and trails:
Red Canyon – a short, beautiful trail suitable for the whole family.
Nahal Gishron – a short loop, or a longer trail that ends at Mount Tzfahot, with breathtaking views.
Shkhoret Canyon – an easy and especially beautiful loop trail.
Mount Tzfahot – the famous lookout where you can see four countries; especially recommended at sunrise.
Timna Park – a spectacular nature park with Mars-like landscapes; especially recommended for hikes in Nahal Alkson and on Mount Timna.
Kasuy Sands – soft sand dunes that invite you to run wild like a kid – a true desert experience.
Tzafra Pass – a short, fun and unique gorge that connects to Nahal Gishron.
Yotam's Knife – a short trail close to town with spectacular viewpoints.
Effortless viewpoints:
Mount Yehoram – easy access all the way to the summit, perfect for stunning sunsets.
Mount Tzfahot Lookout – you can stop halfway up, enjoy a coffee and a magical panoramic sunset view.
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