Coral Beach
Coral Beach is a rare marine reserve in the Red Sea, 6 kilometers from Eilat. Volcanic sand covers the whole shoreline. Off the shore sits Israel's biggest coral reef, with a length of around 1.2 kilometers. Sunshades are available on the beach. There is no longer any beach infrastructure. There is no longer any beach infrastructure. It is recommended that you bring food and beverages with you. Adults pay 35 shekels and children pay 21 shekels to enter the beach.
The beach is quite congested. By midday, there was no more room under the sun awnings. Among the visitors are numerous tourists and vacationers from different parts of Israel.
On the Coral Beach, there is a diving facility and stores selling diving equipment. There is a water equipment rental service. Kayaking, kitesurfing, windsurfing, and scuba diving are all available on the beach.
Wooden pathways with large stairs lead down to the sea, where you may immerse yourself in the water up to your waist. This precaution was taken to keep the reef in its natural state. Coral processes should not be touched or broken.
Divers are particularly interested in coral reefs. In multi-colored coral thickets, thousands of species of indigenous Red Sea wildlife – jellyfish, crabs, octopuses, tropical fish, moray eels, stingrays, and sea urchins — dwell. It is illegal to feed fish, and anyone who do so will be fined heavily.
• Location: Eilat, Israel
