Gulf of Aqaba and Gulf of Aden

The Gulf of Aqaba, also known as the Gulf of Eilat, is a long and narrow sea inlet located at the northern tip of the Red Sea, bordered by 

• Israel, 
• Jordan, 
• Egypt, and 
• Saudi Arabia. 

It is approximately 

• 180 kilometers long and 
• 25 kilometers wide, 

and is known for its clear waters and diverse marine life, making it a popular destination for diving and snorkeling. 

The Gulf of Aden is a gulf located in 

• the Arabian Sea between Yemen to the north, 
• Somalia to the south, and 
• Djibouti to the west. 

It connects 

• the Red Sea to the Arabian Sea 

and is a strategic location for international shipping, particularly as it is located near the Suez Canal. 

The Gulf of Aden has been a focal point for piracy in the past, and international naval forces have been involved in anti-piracy efforts in the region.