Israel · EILAT & THE RED SEA
5 reviewed
Eilat sits at the bottom of the country on a short stretch of Red Sea coast, with the Timna Park rock formations and the Red Canyon inland and the Jordanian border a few minutes east. Below are the 5 best tours from Eilat, with prices, durations and which ones cross into Jordan.
Sunset jeep adventure to Mount Joash from Eilat, with herbal tea snacks and a four-country viewpoint. Small-group feel. 3 hours.
“What an amazing experience with Alex! He was so friendly, knowledgeable and funny! He kept us fully focused and entertained, we learned a lot, and the views were breathless. Highly recommended!”
Jeep sunset adventure from Eilat into the desert wadi, up Mount Yoash, for 4-country views, Bedouin tea, and warm pita.
“Great tour of the mountains in Eliat. Ride is bumpy but we all had an awesome time! Sunset views were unforgettable!!”
A guided 4-hour jeep adventure from Eilat through Timna Park, copper mines, Solomon pillars, and Lake Timna sand for a souvenir.
“Alex is an amazing tour guide! This is my second trip with him and both times he was super accommodating to everyone in the group. He is also very knowledgeable about the areas we visited and makes the whole experience very fun.”
A guided jeep and hike through Eilat’s Red Canyon, pink rock views, and Mount Yoash, with Gulf views and borders of four countries.
“We booked this tour and were lucky enough to spend the day with Alex! He has been here for 25 years and was a great driver and guide! And he was the funniest guide I have ever met!!! We visited Red Canyon, Netafim Spring and a viewpoint where you could see the borders with Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Egypt! The tour was outstanding, everywhere we went we were the only ones and could fully enjoy the nature! Definitely recommend!”
Ride vintage-style jeeps into Eilat’s Red Canyon, climb ladders, then enjoy Mt. Yoash views over four countries. Hotel pickup included.
“We enjoyed the jeep ride, hiking and overview of the Red Canyon. There is some areas you will need to do some climbing/ladders. The landscape is beautiful and it is a good way in the jeep to see the surrounding area.”
