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Eilat, Israel, Master Thread
Sawadeeka:
Hi,
I'm shortly heading to Israel for 2 weeks... I've been there many times but this is a first time going with family (wife and toddler)
I'm wondering if it's worth visiting Eilat... I'm trying to make an itinerary and not sure where exactly to go. Jerusalem, Tzfat and the dead sea are on my list, then I was thinking maybe worth continuing to Eilat. IS there any quiet area on the Red Sea that would be worth visiting? is the drive there nice? OR is it totally "inappropriate" for a frum couple... I figured most of israel touring is an experience not so much a vacation, whereas deadsea/eilat might be able to fill that...
Any other suggestions on locations that are musts (or nice photo spots...) golan? wineries? teveria (not sure if it's worth spending a night or not)
Thanks for your help.
Sawadeeka:
Dan, I just found your post from your trip to Israel, can you please advice how you got some SPG upgrades without Platinum?? also which of the SPG hotels were worth it and is breakfast in any of them kosher by our standards? (if you know..) THANKS
abetobee:
--- Quote from: Sawadeeka on August 10, 2008, 02:05:05 PM ---Hi,
I'm shortly heading to Israel for 2 weeks... I've been there many times but this is a first time going with family (wife and toddler)
I'm wondering if it's worth visiting Eilat... I'm trying to make an itinerary and not sure where exactly to go. Jerusalem, Tzfat and the dead sea are on my list, then I was thinking maybe worth continuing to Eilat. IS there any quiet area on the Red Sea that would be worth visiting? is the drive there nice? OR is it totally "inappropriate" for a frum couple... I figured most of israel touring is an experience not so much a vacation, whereas deadsea/eilat might be able to fill that...
Any other suggestions on locations that are musts (or nice photo spots...) golan? wineries? teveria (not sure if it's worth spending a night or not)
Thanks for your help.
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dont know much about eilat,but mentioning that you want to 'keep it frum' i'd suggest you stay far away from the teverya lakeside hotels,especially during these weeks when its overloaded by tourists.that being said it could be that further away from the water may be better.personally i dont see why a/o would want to deal with the stifling heat, i enjoy going there in the colder months when its 10-15 degrees warmer than yerushalyim.good luck and have a great time
moish:
mitzpe/machtesh ramon
Sawadeeka:
Dan, you around? any chance you can help me here? thanks
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