The southern stretch of beach in Eilat comprises a mix between untouched natural beaches and quiet well-organized beaches that boast some excellent underwater views and pleasant beachfront restaurants

Princess Hotel Beach

The most southern beach on the southern stretch is the Princess Hotel beach, which is near the Taba Border Control (through which you pass to Sinai). A bridge will give you easy access into the water and assure you don’t accidently get pricked by a sea urchin. The beach is closed in the evening.
Tel: 08-6365555

Migdalor Beach

Further north, not far from the Underwater Observatory, you’ll find the Migdalor Beach. The beach boasts a laidback atmosphere and a lively late night bar that draws younger crowds. The views from this beach are especially nice.
Tel: 08-6325920

Coral Beach

Next up you have the Coral Beach nature reserve (click for a detailed review of the Coral Beach).

Bar Beach

With regular and pro Diving Centers and an excellent beach front restaurant (also named Bar Beach, to avoid any confusions), the Bar Beach is a lovely, laidback beach with both a quiet atmosphere and plenty of water activities available nearby. The beach is also available for private events.
Tel: 057-5554456

Club Med

The Club Med Beach offers plenty of water sport activities and a pleasant beach bar. In the summer evening, the bar hosts a variety of musicians and stand-up comedians, and even holds the occasional dance party.
Tel: 08-6326066

The Village Beach

Located opposite the main traffic circle that leads you into this stretch of beaches, the Village Beach is an especially lively beach that is popular with young partygoers. Open daily from early in the morning till late into the wee hours of the night, the Village Beach is a vibrant option with parties sometimes starting as early as noon.
Tel: 08-6375410

The Dolphin Reef

Next up the coast you have the famous Dolphin Reef Beach (click here for detailed review of the Dolphin Reef).

Dekel Beach

Ending the southern stretch of the Eilatian Beach, the Dekel Beach is a spacious, sandy beach which is popular with locals and tourists. The beach boasts activities for kids, a floating sunbathing raft opposite the shore and a lively café-restaurant that often hosts private events in the evenings.
Tel: 08-6326026

In between the declared southern beaches you will find stretches of natural beach with nothing but the blue sea, cobbled shores and tents (enjoying such excellent weather almost all year round, Eilat is a popular camping destination). It can get rather crowded on the Jewish holidays and during the summer vacation (like the rest of Eilat), but it is otherwise a very serene and basic camping experience.