The Gulf of Aqaba-Eilat lies at the northern end of the Red Sea
and along the borders| of four countries: Saudi Arabia, Egypt,
Jordan and Israel. In the Gulf of Aqaba-Eilat there are nearly
600 different species of marine and creatures, and hundreds of
kinds of plants. In the past few years, the situation of the
fish, and especially of corals, has changed for the worse.
Information and photos on the environmental impact of all the
key sites found along the coast in Israel and in Jordan is
given. || | | | ||