Author: TLV Beach Staff
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La Mer: Tel Aviv’s Classy Beach Bar That Doesn’t Try Too Hard If you’ve ever walked the Tel Aviv promenade around sunset and spotted an airy white building with soft house music, clinking glasses, and people somehow looking both relaxed and expensive… you’ve probably found La Mer. Tucked right into the sand between the Banana…
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If Tel Aviv had a backyard, it would be Charles Clore Park! Big, green, and stretched out along the shoreline just south of Neve Tzedek and north of Jaffa, next to Charles Clore Beach, this park is where the city comes to breathe. It’s not flashy like Rothschild Boulevard or crowded like Gordon Beach. It’s…
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The Jaffa Clock Tower stands as a prominent landmark at the northern entrance of Jaffa, Tel Aviv, on Yefet Street. Constructed between 1900 and 1903, this limestone tower was initiated by Joseph Bey Moyal, a Jewish businessman, to commemorate the silver jubilee of Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II’s reign. The project was a collaborative effort,…
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Are you already bored of the Jaffa Clock Tower? No problem – time for you to head down to the Jaffa Port!! Jaffa Port—or Namal Yafo—is one of the oldest ports in the world. We’re talking biblical mentions, ancient Egyptian records, Crusaders, Ottomans, British—you name it. But today? It’s a beautifully weathered, semi-hidden spot where…
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If you’re tired of the crowds at Gordon Beach or the party scene at Banana, there’s a lesser-known TLV beach gem quietly sitting at the southern edge of Tel Aviv: the Bat Yam & Jaffa Border Beach! It’s a stretch of sand that blends two cities and two vibes—Bat Yam’s chill, underdeveloped atmosphere meets the…
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If Tel Aviv’s beaches were characters at a party, Charles Clore Beach would be the cool one lounging on a blanket with a beer, watching the chaos from a comfortable distance. Officially, it is NOT a Tel Aviv beach, rather it is a park, also known as Charles Clore Park. But there is also a…
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1. Reading Parking Lot (Rokach 7 Lot): Located at 7 Rokach Boulevard, just above the Yarkon River and near the Tel Aviv Port, this is one of the few free parking lots in the city. It’s conveniently situated near several bus lines, allowing you to park and continue your journey into the city without the…
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The famous Tel Aviv Marina, located at Dock #8, Tel Aviv-Yafo, is one of the most prominent marinas in Israel, catering to local and international boaters. It sits between Gordon Beachand Hilton Beach, offering stunning views of the Mediterranean and easy access to Tel Aviv’s dazzling Israeli coastal attractions. The TLV Marina Features & Capacity…
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You’re spending Shabbat in Tel Aviv? This is amazing! That is because this means you will likely get to go to the beach on Shabbat! After you attend synagogue, of course. However, it is important to know what time Shabbat starts in Tel Aviv, and when it ends. Shabbat lasts for 25 hours: from the…
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Tel Aviv’s Tayelet (טיילת) is one of the most beautiful coastal promenades in the world, stretching 14 kilometers along the Mediterranean shoreline from the northern Tel Aviv Port (Namal) to Jaffa in the south. It is also walking distance to Park HaYarkon. Whether you’re a jogger, a cyclist, a beach lover, or just someone looking…