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Discover the wonders of the underwater world without getting wet at the Underwater Observatory Marine Park in Eilat. Nestled along the stunning coral reefs of the Red Sea, this park is a magnet for both tourists and marine enthusiasts. Each year, hundreds of thousands flock here, eager to witness and learn about the vibrant sea life just beneath the waves. It's not just a hotspot for casual visitors; students and researchers frequent the park too, using it as a hub for education and study.
Inside the park, a world of marine marvels awaits. You can watch turtles and stingrays elegantly glide by in their dedicated pools. For something truly unique, visit the Rare Fish Aquarium where an intriguing collection of fish and corals awaits your discovery. There's also a cool spot called the Photo Aquarium where you can capture your memories. And if you're up for an extra adventure, hop aboard the Coral 2000, a glass-bottomed boat that takes you on a journey over the magnificent coral reef for a small additional fee.
Beyond the observatory, Eilat offers a wide range of activities, from snorkeling and scuba diving in the crystal-clear waters to hiking in the nearby desert landscapes. It's a place where the sea meets the sands, providing endless opportunities for exploration and relaxation. Whether you're a thrill-seeker or a laid-back traveler, Eilat has something to offer everyone.
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Dolphin Reef 
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Eilat Botanical Garden
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Red Canyon
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Timna Park
Timna Park, nestled about 25 kilometers (around 17 miles) north of Eilat in Israel’s Negev Desert, is an absolute gem waiting to be explored. This sprawling park is one of southern Israel's biggest draws, offering a stunning desert backdrop enriched
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Naama Bay
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Mount Sinai
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Ras Mohammad National Park
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Yad Vashem
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The Israel Museum
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Tower of David Museum
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Ramparts Walk
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Western Wall
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Temple Mount
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Musrara
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The Machane Yehuda Market
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Diving in Hurghada
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Ramat Gan Safari
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Hurghada Grand Aquarium
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Neve Tzedek
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Rubin Museum
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Habima Theater
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Azrieli Center
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Tel-Aviv Museum of Art
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Tayelet Of Tel Aviv
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Gordon Beach
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Sand City Hurghada
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Museum of the Jewish People at Beit Hatfutsot
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Mini Egypt Park
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Landious Travel
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St.Samaan Church
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Atlit Detainee Camp
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City of the Dead
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Cairo Citadel
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The Mosque of Muhammad Ali
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Khan El Khalili
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Pyramid of Djoser
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The Egyptian Museum
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