We drove from Jerusalem to the small Israeli border town of Eilat, more than 300 kilometers, more than 4 hours, passing through the Dead Sea. Eilat is not a big city, and the airport, luxury hotels, shopping malls, piers, etc. are connected to the city center. There are rows of RV campsites on the side of the road near the beach, tents on the side near the Red Sea, fresh water, bathrooms and other camping facilities are fully equipped, which is one of Israel's three major holiday leisure places.

The pearl of the Red Sea is also the first choice for Israeli Jews for leisure and vacation. The sea view is not as good as other "well-known" places, and the beach is not delicate, but the city surrounded by Arab countries in Israel is already very good. It takes about 4 hours to rent a car from Tel Aviv to Eilat. The scenery along the way can make you unforgettable (mainly desert and karst erosion), and you will be impressed by the tenacity of Jewish statehood (the rise of urban greening is particularly good, and there is a strong contrast with the Palestinian area). Especially through the ramon canyon, the huge sinkhole is amazing! The disadvantage is that the Elat hotel is particularly expensive, and there are not many choices for Trip.com. It may be almost no Chinese tourists. Most of the people who come to Israel have gone to Jerusalem and the Dead Sea. It is recommended to experience Red Sea diving, which is not indistinguishable from several famous dive spots in the Pacific Ocean, and even better.

The red seaside of Elat, you see the blue water lined with the red mountains in the distance. Less than four o'clock in the afternoon, the entire beach was almost the two of us sitting there watching the sea. Leaving the beach, continue southbound 5 kilometers along Highway 90 to the Egyptian border. I saw a lot of RVs camped by the sea, drinking beer, watching the beautiful scenery, it was very pleasant! I like the bright color of the skyline after the sun sets. In addition, Eilat is a free port and is a good shopping location.

Eilat is a southern Israeli port with a population of 20,000 (1982) built on the narrow, low-level coast of the southern end of the Arabian Valley and the northern end of the Gulf of Aqaba, which belongs to Israel, and the city has stretched north along the Arabian Valley. Large refineries and pipelines leading to Ashkelon and Haifa on the Mediterranean coast. The Timna copper mine in the Arabian Valley is part of the city's economy. The winter climate is warm, the beaches, coral reefs and nearby Mount Elat are beautiful and there is tourism.

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