Winter Is Here, but So Is the Sun
Some people (who are you?) actually enjoy waking up to gray skies, rain, and cold weather. But for those who crave a warm getaway where the sun still shines and summer never really leaves—Eilat is calling.
Eilat’s winter weather is one of its best-kept secrets: the scorching summer heat makes way for comfortable temperatures, bright sunshine, and warm desert breezes that bring fresh, clean air. Add to that amazing attractions, luxurious hotels, and an atmosphere you won’t find anywhere else, and you’ve got the perfect winter escape.
Off-season Eilat means significantly lower prices compared to peak summer. Hotels, flights, attractions, and even restaurants drop their rates, giving you more experiences for way less money.
Fewer Crowds
While summer brings a flood of tourists, winter in Eilat is calm and relaxed. You’ll enjoy top attractions, stunning beaches, and amazing restaurants—without the usual crowds.
Endless Adventures
Everything Eilat offers in summer is available in winter, plus so much more. Take a thrilling jeep tour through the breathtaking Eilat Mountains, witness mesmerizing bird migrations over the city, or explore scenic hiking trails with panoramic views of the Red Sea.
A Festive Winter Vibe
From Christmas to Hanukkah and New Year's celebrations, Eilat transforms into a lively holiday hotspot with special performances, festive feasts, and an electrifying atmosphere.
This winter, experience Eilat like never before. The sun is waiting—are you?
Some people (who are you?) actually enjoy waking up to gray skies, rain, and cold weather. But for those who crave a warm getaway where the sun still shines and summer never really leaves—Eilat is calling.
Eilat’s winter weather is one of its best-kept secrets: the scorching summer heat makes way for comfortable temperatures, bright sunshine, and warm desert breezes that bring fresh, clean air. Add to that amazing attractions, luxurious hotels, and an atmosphere you won’t find anywhere else, and you’ve got the perfect winter escape.
What Awaits You in Eilat?
Affordable PricesOff-season Eilat means significantly lower prices compared to peak summer. Hotels, flights, attractions, and even restaurants drop their rates, giving you more experiences for way less money.
Fewer Crowds
While summer brings a flood of tourists, winter in Eilat is calm and relaxed. You’ll enjoy top attractions, stunning beaches, and amazing restaurants—without the usual crowds.
Endless Adventures
Everything Eilat offers in summer is available in winter, plus so much more. Take a thrilling jeep tour through the breathtaking Eilat Mountains, witness mesmerizing bird migrations over the city, or explore scenic hiking trails with panoramic views of the Red Sea.
A Festive Winter Vibe
From Christmas to Hanukkah and New Year's celebrations, Eilat transforms into a lively holiday hotspot with special performances, festive feasts, and an electrifying atmosphere.
Must-See Attractions – Even Better in Winter
It’s almost impossible to visit Eilat without exploring its must-see spots, which become even more enjoyable in winter.- Dolphin Reef– Experience the daily life of Eilat’s friendly dolphins in a peaceful, uncrowded setting.
- The Underwater Observatory– Just minutes away, dive into a world of vibrant marine life.
- Beaches & Water Sports– Enjoy a variety of thrilling activities in the crystal-clear Red Sea.
- Nature Escapes– Visit Timna Park, the Botanical Garden, Hai-Bar Nature Reserve, and the Alpaca Farm.
- Shopping Hotspots– Stroll along the lively promenade and explore top shopping centers just a short walk away.
PLAY Eilat Hotel
PLAY Eilat, a boutique hotel just minutes from the northern promenade, shopping centers, and Eilat’s top attractions, invites you for an unforgettable winter vacation.This winter, experience Eilat like never before. The sun is waiting—are you?
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