Israel attracts not only lovers of antiquity and religious adherents. The country has a developed beach recreation industry, and, of course, the economic capital of the state cannot stay away from this. Therefore, let's go to the beaches of Tel Aviv.
Gordon Beach
In the very center of the beach area of the city, there is Gordon Beach - one of the most popular sports spots along the entire coast. Located opposite the Sheraton Hotel, the beach is very recognizable, as it is its view that is most often decorated with guidebooks. It is also famous for the fact that you can find various sports equipment directly by the water. These include beach volleyball and beach tennis courts.
Hilton beach
Hilton Beach is located near the hotel of the same name. Surf fans have chosen it for a long time. It ranks among the best sandy beaches in Tel Aviv.
Hof Jerushalaym beach
This beach is famous for having a dedicated kitesurfing area. The beach is loved by young people, as here you can work out on sports equipment. On weekend evenings, Latin American musicians give concerts here.
Unusual Nordou beach
This beach is considered to be religious. Here, a separate bathing regime is observed on different days of the week. On some days, men gather here, on others - women. On Saturdays, the beach is visited by everyone.
Hof ha-Metzitzim beach
Near the port there is one of Tel Aviv's most iconic beach, Hof HaMetsitzim. The port itself is likewise a cultural center. All kinds of fairs work here, you can visit cafes and bars with a unique design. There is a unique atmosphere. Moreover, it is also a shopping center of the city. Many shops sell branded products of well-known brands. Numerous tourists are eager to buy the freshest products in the covered market a la Barcelona. Here you can taste the exclusive dishes of these products, prepared by the chefs of local eateries. Visitors can choose from different cuisines: Eastern, Italian, French.
Alma beach
Tel Aviv's southernmost beach is Alma Beach. It is quite quiet there as it is far from the center. The beach is located next to Jaffa - the oldest port city not only of Israel itself, but of the whole world. It was through the port in Jaffa that timber was delivered for the Temple of Solomon.
Banana Beach
The name of the beach comes from a nice cafe, built right on the beach. In summer, 30-40-year-old residents of the city spend their weekends here with their children. There are practically no ubiquitous teenagers here, therefore it is not noisy here even on the busiest days.
Tel Aviv beaches
