Dolphin Reef

Dolphin Reef is a horseshoe-fashioned sea-pen holding captive bottlenose dolphins inside the Gulf of Eilat within the northern-japanese Red Sea near the city of Eilat in southern Israel. It is a primary traveler appeal on this place. The Dolphin Reef opened its doorways in 1990. The site is domestic to Black Sea bottlenose dolphins that are not trained to perform and there aren't any dolphin shows, but they're capable of interact freely with human visitors.

The dolphins, regarded for their interest and friendliness, technique the statement posts and floating piers, and swim alongside the folks that snorkel and dive there. The sea-pen covers a place of 10,000 squarem. Enclosed with buoyed nets. It is an average of 12 meters deep. The jap facet has a steeply sloping wall profile, giving way to a sandy slope. Many species of fish can be discovered inside the region. Angelfish, butterflyfish, cuttlefish, bluespotted and blackspotted stingrays are common.