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Eilat is a duty-free zone, meaning that shoppers from all over Israel make the journey here to take advantage of tax-free shopping. You’ll find that most of the prices are lower here than the rest of the country.
Along the beachside Promenade, on the ground level of each hotel, you'll pass one designer boutique after another. If you'd rather hit the beach during the day, you'll still have plenty of time to shop after dark—these places are open until 9 pm or later every night except Friday.
The two sections of this shopping center are connected by a passage filled with cafés where you can stop and take stock of all the bargains you've found. On a smaller scale than Mul HaYam Mall, it nevertheless has a wide variety of stores. There's a notable absence of tacky souvenir shops.
One of Eilat's prime shopping destinations, Mull HaYam Mall is noted for its made-in-Israel products. Here you can stroll along with the chattering crowd, pick up a lottery ticket, or enjoy a glass of freshly squeezed orange or carrot juice. Then check out such stores as
