Sunshine Map

Eilat weather by month & the best time to visit

🇮🇱 Israel · small town · hot desert climate

The best time to visit Eilat is March — its sunniest month (Sunshine Score 99/100), with April and November close behind. Eilat averages about 4,012 hours of sunshine a year. Daytime highs around 27°C / 81°F and roughly 5 mm of rain in March.

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Sun hours / year
4,012
Sunniest month
March
Peak score
99/100
Rain / year
45 mm
Midday UV at peak
10 (very high)
Population
52k
Elevation
84 m
Eilat, Israel
Eilat — photo via Wikimedia Commons

When is the best time to visit Eilat?

For sunshine, the best time to visit Eilat is March, then April and November. The dullest month is July (20/100, 0 mm of rain). The full month-by-month picture is in the table below.

How sunny is Eilat?

Eilat is one of the sunniest places on Earth: about 4,012 hours of sunshine a year. 79 Sunshine Score points separate March (99) from July (20), so the month you pick matters. Eilat is the sunniest of the 3 destinations tracked in Israel. Rain is a non-event in Eilat — about 45 mm in a typical year.

Sunshine Score by month

January: 98February: 98March: 9999April: 99May: 60June: 30July: 20August: 20September: 40October: 90November: 99December: 99JFMAMJJASOND
MonthScoreDay highNight lowRainUV
January98 20° / 68°F8° / 46°F 9 mm4
February98 23° / 73°F10° / 50°F 10 mm5
March99 27° / 81°F12° / 54°F 5 mm7
April99 31° / 88°F16° / 61°F 4 mm8
May60 36° / 97°F20° / 68°F 1 mm9
June30 39° / 102°F22° / 72°F 0 mm10
July20 40° / 104°F24° / 75°F 0 mm10
August20 40° / 104°F24° / 75°F 0 mm10
September40 38° / 100°F22° / 72°F 2 mm8
October90 33° / 91°F19° / 66°F 3 mm6
November99 27° / 81°F15° / 59°F 6 mm4
December99 22° / 72°F10° / 50°F 5 mm3

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