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      <title>Eilat Adventure Sports: Diving, Wind, Desert</title>
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      <description>Get Your Adrenaline Pumping: Adventure Sports in Eilat The &amp;ldquo;Satil&amp;rdquo; (INS Sufa) rests upright between 18 and 24 meters of Red Sea water, a 45-meter Israeli Navy missile boat scuttled in 1994 and now furred with soft coral, lionfish, and glassfish swarms. It is the single most talked-about dive in Eilat, and it sets the tone for the city: this is a place built around the water, the mountains around it, and the wind that runs down the Arava Valley.</description>
      
      
       
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