Red Sea · Elat
Red Sea beach south of the Princess Hotel
Red Sea beach south of the Princess Hotel, Elat, Red Sea: Swimming Prohibited.
There are 2 bus stops within 400 m.
The file lists this shore as prohibited. That label is not a report of today’s water.
- Swimming Prohibited
- South
- Bathing classification
- Swimming Prohibited
- Sea temperature
- 25.1 °CNow
- Wave height
- 0.6 mNow
- Length, meters
- 688 m
Sea and weather now
Model forecast from Open-Meteo for this beach’s coordinates. It is not a lifeguard report: follow the flags on the beach. Air: Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service forecast via Open-Meteo, for this beach’s location.
- Sea temperature
- 25.1 °C
- Wave height
- 0.6 m
- Air temperature
- 22 °C
- Wind
- 25 km/h
- UV index
- 5
- Sunrise
- 05:59
- Sunset
- 16:48
- Air quality (European AQI)
- 35 · Fair
- Fine particles (PM2.5)
- 8 µg/m³
- Desert dust
- 20 µg/m³
Facilities near this beach
Mapped in OpenStreetMap within 400 m of the beach. Mapping is done by volunteers and does not mean a facility is open.
- Lifeguard posts
- —
- Showers
- —
- Toilets
- 1
- Drinking water
- 1
- Parking
- 4
The shore
- Sea
- Red Sea
- District
- South
- Municipal body
- Elat
- Settlement
- Elat
- Operated by
- Local authority
- Lifeguard station name
- Red Sea south of Princess Hotel
- Length, meters
- 688 m
- Width, meters
- 15 m
- Stored coordinates
- 29.492762, 34.904111
About Elat
- Population
- 51,935 (2019)
Source: Wikidata (open data). Figures are the latest value Wikidata holds.
Services in Eilat

- Bank branches
- 12
- Police stations
- 1
- Beaches
- 22
- Driving schools
- 5
- Certified mohalim
- 3
Public transport nearby
Straight-line distances. Stops: Ministry of Transport stop list (data.gov.il). Railway stations: © OpenStreetMap contributors.
- Bus stops within 400 m2
- Nearest bus stop100 m
Questions and answers
Is swimming allowed at this beach?
No. The Ministry of the Interior lists it as a beach where swimming is prohibited.
Other stored shores on this sea
Sources
Every figure on this page comes from the official or open sources listed here, with their licence.
- Ministry of Interior — beaches and lifeguard stations — Israel Government open data
- Open-Meteo — CC BY 4.0
- Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) air-quality forecast, via Open-Meteo
- OpenStreetMap — ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors
- Wikidata — CC0