1+1 Attractions in Eilat: How to Find Deals and Ticket Discounts
In short: 1+1 attractions in Eilat show up mainly through credit card clubs, employee clubs, combo tickets and the attractions' own campaigns, usually on weekdays outside peak season. There is no permanent deal, so check the validity, excluded days and ticket type before you buy. The best comparison is the final price per person against the regular price.
You are standing at the ticket desk and the price for four looks steep. Then a friend tells you he had a 1+1 coupon on his phone and forgot to use it.
Where to Find 1+1 Attractions and Deals in Eilat
Deals in Eilat are not all in one place. They are spread across a few regular channels, and it is worth going through them before you book.
Credit Card Clubs and Points Programs
Credit card companies and consumer clubs occasionally publish perks for attractions, sometimes in the form of 1+1. The perk is usually in the app or the personal account area, not on the attraction's website. Open them two days before your trip, not at the ticket desk.
Employee Clubs and Organizations
A workers' committee, a professional association or the customer club of a large organization sometimes offers discounted tickets or coupons. Ask at work, and if you are a soldier or a student, check the perks for those groups too.
Combo Tickets and Packages
A combined ticket for several attractions lowers the price of each visit. It makes sense when you really plan to visit all of them. If you only go to one, a package like this will not save you anything.
The Attraction's Website and Newsletter
The up-to-date price and current deals appear on each attraction's official website. Signing up for the newsletter sometimes brings a discount code for a first purchase. For general information about the city and its sites, see the Eilat tourism website.
Weekdays and Off-Season
Many deals are limited to Sunday to Thursday and to quiet periods. On holidays, weekends and school breaks there are usually no deals. If your dates are flexible, this is the easiest saving.
Local tip: Book the most expensive attraction for a weekday, and keep the weekend for the promenade, the beach and things that cost nothing.
What to Check in the Fine Print Before You Buy 1+1
A 1+1 promise sounds simple, but the terms change everything. Go through this list before you pay:
Validity: Until when you can redeem it, and on which dates.
Excluded days: Holidays, Saturdays and school breaks are usually not included.
Ticket type: Whether the free ticket is a child's or an adult's, and whether it is the cheaper of the two.
Advance booking: Some perks require you to set a date and time in advance.
Cancellation and changes: What happens if the weather or the sea does not allow the activity.
Single use: Whether the code is valid for one ticket or several.
Combining offers: Whether it can be combined with another discount, usually not.
Participation conditions: Age, height or fitness limits for water activities.
If anything is unclear, ask the attraction's customer service before you buy. A written answer is worth a lot at the ticket desk.
How to Check Whether a 1+1 Is Really Worth It
A deal that looks good on paper is not always good for your wallet. Here is a simple way to compare:
Calculate the total price of the order and divide it by the number of people.
Compare it with the regular price of the same ticket on the official website.
Add side costs such as parking, handling fees or a forced package.
Ask yourself whether you would have gone even without the discount.
If the answer to the last question is no, it is not a saving but an extra expense. With 1+1, a couple or two friends gain the most. A family of five will usually have to buy additional tickets separately.
Discounts for Eilat Attractions by Type of Visitor
Not every discount is called a deal. Many discounts are based on who you are, not on a campaign:
Families: Family tickets or a reduced price for children of certain ages.
Soldiers and service veterans: Perks with a suitable ID.
Seniors and holders of a disability card: A reduced price at some sites.
Students: Perks when you show a valid confirmation.
Groups: A separate price for a large group, with advance booking.
The terms change, so ask each site separately. Bring a valid ID, not an old photo.
Insider tip: Booking directly on cityeilat.com takes 5% off automatically, with no coupon code. There is no need to look for a code, the discount appears on the booking page.
A Cheap Eilat Holiday: Where the Real Savings Are
A discounted ticket saves you a few dozen shekels. Accommodation and food affect a cheap Eilat holiday far more. Here are a few points from our calendar to help you plan.
In an apartment with a kitchenette you can eat breakfast at home and go out for just one meal. Each of our 9 apartments has a kitchenette with a fridge, stovetop, kettle and microwave. You can also save on getting around: from the apartments it is a 5-10 minute walk to the promenade and the North Beach.
On midweek nights the price of the stay is lower. Studio 1 for couples and the one-bedroom apartment 2 for families are the cheapest at these times. Each starts from about ₪285 per night (as of 13.11.2026, before the 5% direct-booking discount; the price varies by dates), on Sunday to Thursday nights. Thursday and Friday nights are about 29% more expensive on average in our calendar.
If you are planning a weekend soon, as of our calendar check on 13.11.2026, for arrival on 26.11.2026 for 2 nights, 8 of the 9 apartments were still available. By contrast, over Hanukkah (arrival on 04.12.2026, 3 nights) only 2 of the 9 were left. When demand rises, the deals disappear too.
Saving tip: Combine two weekdays at attractions with a stay on Sunday to Thursday nights. That way you save on both tickets and accommodation.
For a long list of ideas that cost nothing, read Free Attractions in Eilat: 10 Things to Do Without Paying. You will find more budget tips in the guide to affordable Eilat vacation apartments.
Free Attractions in Eilat: How to Fit Them into Your Plan
The promenade, an evening stroll and beach days are free, and they balance out an expensive day. If you want to know how much time to plan and how to divide your days, read Eilat Holiday: How Many Days Do You Need. You will find wider ideas in the guide What to Do in Eilat.
A marine nature reserve is part of the experience too. For official, up-to-date information about the beach reserve, including its rules of conduct, see the official Coral Beach Nature Reserve page.
Insider tip: Arriving by car? The apartments at 23 Nevi'ot Street (7, 8, 9, 10, 11) also have free private parking, subject to availability. All the buildings have free public parking outside, so you do not pay for parking even on attraction days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is it easiest to find 1+1 attractions in Eilat?
Start with your credit card app and your employee club. Then check the attraction's website and its newsletter. These are the channels where deals usually appear.
Are there deals in Eilat on holidays and weekends?
Usually very few. Deals are generally limited to weekdays and quiet periods, and demand is high on holidays. Always check the list of excluded days.
Is it worth buying a combo ticket?
Only if you truly plan to visit all the attractions in it. Calculate the price per person against buying separately. If you only go to one, a regular ticket or a 1+1 deal will be cheaper.
What do I do if the activity is cancelled because of weather?
Ask before you buy what the cancellation and change terms are. This matters especially for water activities. Prefer a booking that lets you change the date.
How do I plan a cheap Eilat holiday without giving up attractions?
Choose one or two paid attractions on a weekday, and fill the other days with free activities. Stay in an apartment with a kitchenette and eat breakfast at home. Book directly to get 5% off.
Ready to plan? Check dates and availability on our booking page, and the 5% direct-booking discount is added automatically.
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