You have a dive certification, you’re in Eilat, and you don’t want to dive alone at a site you don’t know? That’s what a guided dive in Eilat is for. You come over, we pick a site together that fits your level and what you’d like to see, and you go in with a guide who knows every coral in the bay.
Who a guided dive in Eilat is for
Anyone with a dive certification – Open Water or higher, from PADI or any other agency.
- Haven’t dived for a while? Start with a refresher – who needs it and why it’s not an exam.
- No certification yet? Try a Discover Scuba Dive – no experience, no card needed.
- Deep sites (below 18 m) – for Advanced Open Water divers.
How the dive goes
- Meeting and briefing. We say hello, check your card and logbook and explain the site: depth, route, what we’ll see and how we communicate underwater.
- Gear. Bring your own – great. If not, you can rent on site.
- The dive – about one hour. Relaxed pace, no rushing, with stops at whatever is interesting: a camouflaged frogfish, schools of fish, a wreck.
- After. We talk about what we saw, fill in the logbook and, if you like, plan the next dive.
Where we dive: our sites in Eilat
- Underwater Restaurant – up to 12 m. Our home site and number two in the bay for fish density. Good for all levels.
- Sun Boat – up to 22 m. The highest density of fish schools in the bay, plus a wreck.
- Satil – up to 24 m. A 70 m Israeli Navy missile boat on the sand. One of the most impressive dives in Israel (full Satil guide).
- Yatush – up to 30 m. A Vietnam-era patrol boat next to the Coral Reserve. Advanced required.
- Pyramid – up to 30 m. Best in sidemount.
- Princess – up to 30 m, near the Egyptian border. Beautiful corals and depths for every level.
- Caves – up to 8 m. One of the best shallow sites in the bay, easy and relaxed.
- Katza – up to 15 m.
- The Lighthouse and Almog Beach – we dive there too, depending on your level and the weather.
Not sure what to choose? Tell us about your experience and what you’d like to see – we’ll suggest a site. More about the sites: The Best Dive Sites in Eilat.
How much does a guided dive in Eilat cost – 2026 prices
The price is per group, so the more of you there are, the less each person pays.
| Divers | Most sites | Sun Boat / Night dive |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ₪250 | ₪350 |
| 2 | ₪450 | ₪650 |
| 3 | ₪630 | ₪930 |
| 4 | ₪820 | ₪1,220 |
| 5 | ₪1,000 | ₪1,500 |
| 6 | ₪1,140 | ₪1,740 |
- More than 6 divers: each extra diver ₪180 (Sun Boat and night – ₪190).
- One diver doing several dives is priced the same way: 3 dives = the price for 3.
- Gear rental: ₪100 per person per day.
- Payment on site.
All Eilat prices, including courses, are in our 2026 price list.
Night dive
The same reef – a completely different world: sleeping fish, crabs and octopuses out hunting. The night dive starts after sunset. Want to learn night diving properly? There’s a Night Diver course.
Why dive with a guide
- Safety – someone who knows the currents, the route and the exit point.
- You see more – a guide knows where the frogfish hides and where the schools are.
- Less stress – you enjoy the dive, we take care of navigation and time.
Dives are guided by Dmitriy Trubarev, PADI Course Director with about 20 years of diving in Eilat.
FAQ
How long is a guided dive? About one hour, depending on the site and your air consumption.
Can I dive without a certification? Not on a guided dive. Without a card – Discover Scuba Dive.
Do I need my own gear? No. You can rent on site for ₪100 per day.
Can I do several dives a day? Yes. Each dive is priced by the table above.
When is the best time to dive in Eilat? All year round – even in winter the water is pleasant.
Book
Message us on WhatsApp: the date, how many divers and which certification – and we’ll come back with a site and a time.
