Shabbat Times in Eilat

Halachic note

Eilat follows the local custom of lighting candles 40 minutes before sunset. The Shabbat-end time shown uses tzeit hakochavim (8.5°). A 72-minute alternative is also shown for those who follow that opinion.

Eilat's Jewish life is centered on its thriving tourism, with nearly all major hotels offering kosher food and synagogues. The local Chabad provides a warm hub for visitors, and a city-wide eruv makes observing Shabbat a comfortable and accessible Red Sea experience.