All of the ice in town might come from a freezer, but water in liquid form could hardly be more abundant in Miami, and the city knows it. From the person who wants nothing more than to lounge on a sandy beach to the thrill-seeker wanting to see everything at as high a velocity as possible, Miami has something for everyone looking for a watery experience. Some people seek out hot springs for swimming. Fortunately, the closest Miami has to a hot spring is the beach in late summer. The second closest is the …More

Located near Timna Valley, site of the oldest copper mines in the world, the port of Eilat served as a strategic trading point between neighboring states, and prehistoric excavations dating back to the 7th century B.C.E. Since its inception into the Jewish State under the UN Partition Plan of 1947, Eilat has flourished as a tropical tourist haven in Israel’s southernmost point. With toasty temperatures and a long stretch of beach, you’ll find many visitors sunning themselves under a cloudless sky, but …More