Float over Red Sea coral gardens on a guided 40-minute snorkel off Eilat. Perfect for beginners, the outing includes equipment, instruction, and transfers to shallow reefs teeming with color.
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You step off the boat to a warm, clear wash of Red Sea; the water parts around your fins and the reef below seems to breathe. Within minutes the instructor’s voice is steady at your ear, and the riot of color—bright soft corals, plate formations, darting parrotfish—comes into focus through your mask.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for people in average physical condition; comfortable swimming skills and basic breath control helpful.
Wildlife
History
Eilat’s reefs have long been a crossroads between Red Sea trade routes and modern tourism; the nearby Coral Beach Nature Reserve was created to protect these fragile systems.
Conservation
Stick to marked areas, avoid touching coral and choose reef-safe sunscreen; local operators often contribute to reef monitoring and cleanup programs.
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Use reef-safe sunscreen
Apply biodegradable, reef-safe sunscreen before arrival and reapply sparingly between swims to protect marine life.
Wear fins and a snug mask
Fins make the short swims between bommies easier; a well-sealed mask prevents distractions from leaks.
Stay hydrated and pace yourself
Bring water and sip between swims—saltwater exposure can dehydrate quickly even on short trips.
Follow the guide’s lane
Guides set routes to minimize reef impact and keep groups together—stay close and mirror their movements.
Mask, snorkel, fins (rental available)
Proper-fitting equipment improves comfort and visibility during the 40-minute reef swim.
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protects skin while preventing chemical damage to corals.
summer
Light long-sleeve rashguard
Provides sun protection and a light barrier against rub from vest or straps.
spring
Water bottle
Staying hydrated between swims reduces fatigue and heat stress.
summer