Along the Red Sea coast stretches Eilat’s flagship promenade that runs from Pninat Eilat to Kisosky beach – the Northern promenade.
The promenade is paved with red stone – alluding Eilat’s natural landscape, dotted with palm trees and combines elements of water fountains and gurgling artificial streams. This is a tourist’s paradise with many little shops to visit. An exciting holiday atmosphere.
This city is believed to be last inhabited by residents in 1291, the year the crusader state power fell to a Muslim army from Egypt. The existing Akko city, which was reduced to ruins by the end of seventeenth century, was built by the Ottoman Turks around 1750.
