Beaches Israel

Tel Aviv	Jerusalem	Haifa	The Dead Sea	Eilat	Sea of Galilee	The Golan Heights
The Galilee	The Western Galilee	Nazareth	Caesarea & Netanya	The Judean Lowland	Beit She'an & the Valleys	The Negev

Hof HaTzuk (The Cliff Beach) The most northern beach in Tel Aviv, touching on the beaches of Herzliya, is a well-kept and friendly beach for families and for individuals.	Bograshov Beach The fairly small Bograshov Beach, which is situated right at the center of the Tel Aviv Promenade, is visited by Israelis and tourists alike.
Drums’ Beach The Drums’ Beach, or Drummers’ Beach, is a southern Tel Aviv beach, located near the structure which once held Tel Aviv’s Dolphinarium, and named after the familiar scene for which it is famous.	Gordon Beach In a great location in the center of Tel Aviv, in front of the Atarim Square and near the Tel Aviv Marina, is Gordon Beach.
Palmahim Beach Palmahim Beach, which is on the Southern Coastal Plain of Israel, is an excellent example for a beach that still remains wild.	Hilton Beach Hilton Beach, which is located in front of the Tel Aviv Hilton Hotel, attracts a young crowd and tourists.
Metsitsim Beach (the old Sheraton Beach) The last beach to the north of Tel Aviv is also the city’s mythological beach, thanks to the Israeli cult movie “Metsitsim” which was filmed here in 1972 and gave it its name.	Jerusalem Beach Perhaps the city of Tel Aviv decided to name this beach the Jerusalem Beach, so that the beach-less Jerusalemites, who come here for a dip in the Mediterranean Sea will feel better.
Charles Clore Beach The Charles Clore Beach is a long strip of beach situated to the south of the Dolpinarium just below the Charles Clore Park.	Nordau Beach Nordau Beach is usually called the separate or religious beach, as this beach that is adjacent to the Metsitsim Beach is dedicated to the religious community.
Tel Baruch Beach Only recently was the Tel Baruch Beach (which is actually quite far away from the Tel Baruch neighborhood) connected through a long promenade all the way to the Tel Aviv Port.	Giv’at HaAliyah Beach Giv’at HaAliyah Beach is Tel Aviv’s most southern beach and it is situated below the Ajami neighborhood of Jaffa and touches on the border with the city of Bat Yam.
Frishman Beach You walk on Frishman Street and at its end you arrive at Frishman Beach.

The Neve Yam Beach It is understandable that whoever knows the Neve Yam Beach, to the south-west of the coastal town of Atlit, comes back to it again and again.	Dado Beach This long, familiar and loved beach is one of Israel’s leading beached according to a survey which was done by the Israeli Ministry of Environmental Protection, which took into account criteria such as: cleanliness, facilities, public opinion, handicap accessibility and water quality.
Kiryat Haim Beach The entrance and parking are free at the Kiryat Haim Beach which is situated at the western end of Kiryat Haim.	HaHof HaShaket (The Quiet Beach) HaHof HaShaket (The Quiet Beach) is located in the Haifa Bay area, behind the Rambam Hospital.
Bat Galim Beach Near the Galim neighborhood and Rosh HaCarmel (top of the Carmel) area is found one of the most famous and oldest of the Haifa beaches.	HaCarmel Beach The tall Hof HaCarmel (the Carmel Beach) Towers rise high above the Carmel Beach, west of the Neve David neighborhood.

Mineral Beach Near the kibbutz of Mitzpe Shalem (Shalem Lookout), in the northern part of the Dead Sea, is one of the most well-kept beaches that the slowly disappearing Dead Sea has to offer.	Neve Midbar (Oasis) Beach Neve Midbar (Oasis) Beach is located at the northern part of the Dead Sea, south of the Biankini Beach.
Ein Gedi Beach Not far from Kubbutz Ein Gedi, in the central part of the Dead Sea, is located the Ein Gedi Beach, which has been very popular for many years now.	Ein Bokek Beach Not everyone knows that in the south-western part of the Dead Sea, in the area of the hotels, next to the commercial center of Ein Bokek, there is also a bathing beach that is open to everyone, free of charge.
The new Kalia Beach The new Kalia Beach, managed by Kibbutz Kalia and only a half an hour drive from Jerusalem, is the most northern beach of the Dead Sea.	The Biankini Beach at the Siesta Beach At the northern part of the Dead Sea, south of the new Kalia Beach, is located Biankini Beach, behind which stands Dina Dagan, who searched for peace and quiet after owning a pub in Jerusalem and having pushed an armed terrorists out of the pub a few years ago.

Coral Beach Nature Reserve The Coral Beach Nature Reserve is one of the most famous underwater nature reserves in the world.	The Moriah Hotel Beach The Moriah Hotel Beach is located in front of the Moriah Hotel Promenade.
Nikki's Beach Nikki's Beach is located in front of the Neptune Hotel.	The Princess Hotel Beach The Princess Hotel Beach is the last beach before Sinai.
Club Med Hotel Beach The Club Med Hotel Beach is a southern beach, located not far from the Almog (Coral) Beach and of course in front of the Club Med Hotel.	Hof HaZahav (Golden Beach) At sunset, when the busyness of the beaches starts to dissipate and the beaches of Eilat are painted red, there is nothing better than to sit at Hof HaZahav (Golden Beach) with a cold beer, listen to the chill-Out music that comes from the bar and enjoy this magical Eilat moments.
Dekel (Palm) Beach Dekel (Palm) Beach is a southern beach that is situated between the Israeli Navy Base and the Eilat Port.	Hof HaShchafim (Seagulls Beach) Hof HaShchafim (Seagulls Beach) is located in the northern part of Eilat and is also called Herods Beach because of its proximity to Eilat’s Herods Hotel.
The Dolphin Reef Beach The Dolphin Reef Beach is located on the Eilat – Taba Road, after the Dead Sea Works potash plant.	The Royal Beach Hotel Beach The Beach of the Royal Beach Hotel is located in front of the luxurious Royal Beach Hotel.
The Village Beach The Village Beach, located in front of the square near Almog (Coral) Beach, is a declared and especially popular beach among young people, who come here to enjoy the great atmosphere and its famous beach parties.	The Hilton Queen of Sheba Hotel Beach In front of the Hilton Queen of Sheba Hotel is located of course the Hilton Hotel Beach.
The Religious Beach In a northern beach strip in front of the Herods Hotel, right next to the border with Jordan in the eastern part of the Mifratz HaShemesh (Sun Bay) Beach, a separate beach for religious people has opened recently which spreads over 70 meters.	The Dan Hotel Beach The Dan Hotel Beach, which is located at the north of the Eilat coastline, in front of the Dan Hotel to which it belongs, near the Dan Hotel’s Promenade, is also open to visitors who are not guests of the Dan Hotel.

Hukuk Beach The Hukuk Beach Parks (the southern and the northern) are located in the northern part of the Sea of Galilee, about three kilometers to the north of Kibbutz Ginosar on road number 90.	Gofra Beach Gofra Beach, located about two kilometers north of Ein Gev (on road number 92), offers a Beach Park with an organized campsite, beach lighting and refrigerators for renting, toilets and hot water showers.
Tzemach Beach Tzemach Beach, famous for the numerous musical events that took place here over the years, is located at the southern edge of the Sea of Galilee.	Berniki Beach Berniki Beach, located in the western part of the Sea of Galilee near Tiberias, has a pleasant and quiet atmosphere, featuring sycamore and palm trees.
Lavnun – Halukim – Kursi Beach The Lavnun – Halukim – Kursi Beach is composed out of three beaches that were joined together.	Hof HaHorsha (The Grove Beach) Hof HaHorsha (The Grove Beach) is the beach of Kibbutz Ginosar.
Ha'On Beach Ha'On Beach, which spreads over about a kilometer south of Kibbutz Ha'On, is an organized beach which offers shades and beach chairs.	Rotem Sheizaf Beach The Rotem Sheizaf Beach, located on the eastern side of the Sea of Galilee, between kibbutz Ha'on and kibitz Ein Gev, is the exact place for those who are looking for a small beach for a picnic in nature.
Kinar Beach The Kinar Beach is a declared beach at the north-eastern area of the Sea of Galilee.	Duga Beach Duga Beach, with its grove that gives plenty of shade, is one of the Sea of Galilee’s most beautiful beaches.
Susita Beach Susita Beach, located a little to the north of Ein Gev, spreads over about half a kilometer in the eastern area of the Sea of Galilee.

Argaman Beach in Acre (Akko) Argaman Beach, which looks over to the walls of the Old City of Acre (Akko), is a declared bathing beach which provides lifeguard services during the bathing season.

Betzet Beach Betzet Beach is the most northern beach in Israel and it is considered to be one of its most beautiful.

Beit Yanai Beach If you like action, wave surfing and wind surfing – come here on the weekends and you will get your fair share of colorful fun entertainment.	Gador beach The small coastal nature reserve of Gador beach, located to the north of Mikhmoret and spreading over more than 400 dunams of wonderful primeval landscape, is not known by many.
Dor Habonim Beach It seems like the most beautiful it is the less attainable it gets. Why? Because it is in the most beautiful coastal nature reserve in Israel that bathing is prohibited.	Sidna Ali Beach A somewhat alternative beach, a very alternative limestone cave and a Mosque that overlooks the blue sea.
Caesarea Aqueduct Beach Even a casual stroll on the beach calls for a proper entrance gate.	The Seasons Beach (Hof HaOnot) The Seasons Beach (Hof HaOnot) is located in the north section of Netanya’s shore line and it is named after the Seasons Hotel, at the feet of which it is situated.
Poleg Beach Poleg Beach, Netanya’s southern beach, is located near the Ramat Poleg neighborhood.	Sironit Beach A Sironit Beach A is one of Netanya’s main beaches.
Argaman Beach Argaman Beach is located in the south of Netanya, near the neighborhoods of Neot Shaked and Ramat Yadin.	Herzl Beach Herzl Beach is one of Netanya’s main beaches and one of it’s most popular.
Tsanz Beach Tsanz Beach in Netanya, located near the Galei Tsanz Hotel, is a wide declared beach with many shades.	Sironit Beach B Sironit Beach B is located at the center of Netanya’s coastline.

Zikim Beach The official facts about Zikim Beach are not very promising: it is relatively close to the Gaza Strip on its southern end and to the horrifying Trans-Israel Pipeline on its northern end.

Nitsanim Beach Apparently this is a very worthwhile piece of land, as especially real-estate sharks and other commercial entrepreneurs try to take a bite out of it again and again.