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Eilat was always meant to be the glittering escape at the edge of the desert—a place where the sun never stopped shining and the rest of the country came to exhale. But that fantasy has worn thin. What’s left is a city built entirely around the idea of tourism, long after the tourists have stopped coming. Eilat’s entire economic and social DNA depends on visitors, yet the kind … [Read more...] about Eilat: The Resort That Forgot to Evolve

There’s a certain softness to the sky here, that pale winter-cloud light that makes everything feel like it’s being viewed through a diffuser. The Municipal House rises in that familiar Art Nouveau flourish, its pale façade worked over with ornamental details that never shout but still manage to hold your gaze. You can see the curve of that big greenish dome, copper aging into … [Read more...] about Light Festival at the Municipal House, Prague

There’s something effortlessly soothing about Eilat in November. The sun is still warm enough to bronze your shoulders, but the heat has lost its summer edge. The sea feels silky, almost meditative, and the beaches stretch out half-empty, just as they should. In the soft morning light, the sand looks pale and untouched, shaded by a few scattered straw parasols that frame the … [Read more...] about Beach Vacation in Eilat, November Calm

The sea at Eilat has its own kind of rhythm—quiet, deliberate, and somehow hypnotic when the afternoon begins to soften into evening. In this photograph, framed perfectly by the palms that guard the shore, two figures move across the glittering water on a paddleboard, their silhouettes sharp against the bright, silvery expanse of the Red Sea. The light is so intense that the … [Read more...] about Paddleboard Silhouettes, Eilat

There’s something about Eilat after dark that changes its entire personality. When the heat finally lets go and the Red Sea turns glassy under a violet sky, the city becomes a mirage of light and motion. Palm trees glow from hidden spotlights, pools shimmer like molten sapphire, and the faint hum of music escapes from hotel terraces and open-air bars. It’s the kind of scene … [Read more...] about Eilat Nights

The early morning light in Eilat has a way of softening everything it touches. The palms cast long, slender shadows across the sand as the first rays climb above the Jordanian mountains across the water. On a wooden platform by the sea, a small group unrolls their yoga mats, the quiet rustle of fabric blending with the rhythmic hush of the Red Sea lapping gently against the … [Read more...] about Yoga by sea in Eilat

I didn’t expect to enjoy it quite this much, to be honest. From the first moment I opened the door to my room at the Dan Eilat, there was this quiet sense of ease — the kind that tells you you’ve made the right choice. The room felt bright and airy, with light pouring in through the balcony doors, bouncing gently off the curved ceiling and patterned carpet. It wasn’t just clean … [Read more...] about Dan Eilat – Where Every Morning Feels Like a Fresh Start by the Sea

You can almost miss them the first time. This one, the one in the photo, sits pressed against a building’s corner like he simply chose the spot and never left. The cobblestones around him are uneven in that old-European way, patches of gray and brown stone fitting together like teeth. His hat is long, bent at the top, with a chip missing where fingers or weather have worn it … [Read more...] about The City at Knee Height: Walking with Wrocław’s Dwarves