Hilton is an important public beach in Tel Aviv's city center that is named after a hotel in the world-famous Hilton group. Beautiful light sand covers the shoreline beyond which the reef is located. The sea's entry is level, and the bottom is sandy and smooth. The lengthy sandbank is ideal for children's bathing. Although there is a breakwater, the sea in this portion of the coast is calm, surfers frequently start from the reef, making swimming dangerous.

Hilton Beach is one of Tel Aviv's most popular. Locals and European tourists are among the holidaymakers. There are a lot of young folks here. The northern half is designated for travelers with dogs, and there is a nearby rest stop for members of sexual minorities. At Hilton, there are no nudists.

There are paid umbrellas and sun loungers on the property, as well as change facilities, showers, and restrooms. There are sports facilities as well as children's playgrounds. Catamarans, jet skis, boats, and kayaks may all be rented. There is a wheelchair ramp provided. There is a surf club, as well as a number of cafés and restaurants. The region is illuminated throughout the evenings. Near the shore, there is free parking.

Hilton Beach is accessible through public transportation or a rental automobile. Spring (April-May) and fall (September-October) are the best times to visit the Mediterranean and Red Seas for a beach vacation (September, October, early November).

• Location: Tel Aviv, Israel

Gordon municipal beach is located on the shore of Tel Aviv's central district, near Dizengoff and Yitzhak Rabin Squares. The shore, which is covered with beautiful golden sand, is one of the most popular holiday places for locals. Tourists from all around the world join local holidaymakers throughout the summer. There are a lot of families on vacation.

J L Gordon Street, one of Tel Aviv's principal east-west thoroughfares, is the inspiration for Gordon Beach. This is the most popular of Tel Aviv's several beaches, and you'll have to get there early on a hot, sunny day to avoid competing with families, tourists, and teenagers. Gordon Beach begins from the Tel Aviv Marina's south end and runs for about half a kilometer before changing its name to Frishman Beach.

Gordon Beach has a sports ground with exercise machines, a playground, beach soccer and volleyball fields, showers and toilets, fresh water taps, changing cabins, rental points for sun loungers, umbrellas, tables, and water equipment for parasailing, kitesurfing, windsurfing, and sky-surfing, as well as a seawater swimming pool and slides.

On the beach, you'll find bars, a pizza, a cafe-restaurant, a bistro, ice cream stands, stores, and souvenir shops. Rescuers have been dispatched. There are numerous nice hotels along the seaside, as well as prominent restaurants serving local and foreign cuisine, art galleries, and entertainment venues.

• Location: Tel Aviv, Israel

Banana Beach is one of Tel Aviv's most private beaches, located on a remote stretch of the Mediterranean coast in the Charles Clor Park region. The beach is made up of very light sand. It's a nice slope into the sea. The bottom is sandy and free of debris. Anglers will find a suitable location. In open regions, it's fairly windy. Because the sea is restless, parasailing, kitesurfing, and windsurfing are popular activities on the beach. A surf school is available.

The beach in Banana is suitable for a relaxed vacation. Locals with children are the majority of those who relax here. There aren't many visitors. There are no raucous gangs of teens and young people. There is no recognizable tourism infrastructure with several entertainment outlets along the shore.

On the Banana Beach, there is just one café, which is how the beach earned its name. On the large screen in the evenings, vintage films and famous sporting events are displayed. Everyone is welcome to watch. You may reach Banana Beach by taking public transportation, renting a car, or walking.

• Location: Tel Aviv, Israel

Coral Beach is a rare marine reserve in the Red Sea, 6 kilometers from Eilat. Volcanic sand covers the whole shoreline. Off the shore sits Israel's biggest coral reef, with a length of around 1.2 kilometers. Sunshades are available on the beach. There is no longer any beach infrastructure. There is no longer any beach infrastructure. It is recommended that you bring food and beverages with you. Adults pay 35 shekels and children pay 21 shekels to enter the beach.

The beach is quite congested. By midday, there was no more room under the sun awnings. Among the visitors are numerous tourists and vacationers from different parts of Israel.

On the Coral Beach, there is a diving facility and stores selling diving equipment. There is a water equipment rental service. Kayaking, kitesurfing, windsurfing, and scuba diving are all available on the beach.

Wooden pathways with large stairs lead down to the sea, where you may immerse yourself in the water up to your waist. This precaution was taken to keep the reef in its natural state. Coral processes should not be touched or broken.

Divers are particularly interested in coral reefs. In multi-colored coral thickets, thousands of species of indigenous Red Sea wildlife – jellyfish, crabs, octopuses, tropical fish, moray eels, stingrays, and sea urchins — dwell. It is illegal to feed fish, and anyone who do so will be fined heavily.

• Location: Eilat, Israel

Metsitsim is a well-kept public beach near the harbor and the Hilton, Gordon, and Frischman beaches. There is a place for orthodox Jews in the southern portion of Metsitsim, with separate areas for men and women. Metsitsim is suitable for families with children as well as those who enjoy water-based activities. A thick layer of fine, spotless sand covers the shore.

The sea entry is a gradual, long sandbank, the bottom is sandy, the water is clean and tranquil, and there are no waves. In the sea, a breakwater is constructed. There are rental locations for umbrellas and sun loungers, as well as sports and playgrounds. Changing rooms, showers, and toilets are all free of charge. This is the first station on-site, as well as a rescue service.

Every time I go to the beach, it's always busy. There are few visitors among vacationers, who are mostly locals. Even in the winter, Metsitsim is not deserted. The ability to relax on the sandy coast at any time of day or year is made possible by convenient transportation.

The Habima Theater and the Museum of Fine Arts are also near to Metsitsim. The beach is accessible by foot, public transit, or leased automobile. Parking is available nearby.

• Location: Giv'atayim, Israel

Dado Beach, which is located near the beaches of Bat Galim and Carmel, is one of Haifa's most pleasant and popular beaches. The large stretches of sandy beach are ideal for unwinding. Sunshades, showers and toilets, changing rooms, special equipment for washing feet, drinking water fountains, an exercise area, and a grilling area are all available at the beach.

It's a nice slope into the sea. On sometimes, coral can be found on the sandy floor beneath the feet. A stone breakwater keeps the sea quiet. All of the necessary requirements for safe swimming are in place. Here, rescue towers with rescuers and a first-aid post are stationed. Sunbeds, umbrellas, and water equipment for diving, snorkeling, parasailing, and surfing are available for hire. You may also hire several swimming pools.

A grassy space with a garden and lawn is located at the intersection of Dado and Carmel beaches. A number of cafés provide regional delicacies with soft drinks, coffee, and tea.

On weekends, Dado Beach is quite busy. Locals and visitors from various nations take a break here. A large number of young individuals, as well as families with children, live here. Public transportation and a rented vehicle are both options for getting to Dado Beach.

• Location: Haifa, Israel

Habonim Beach is located on the rugged rocky coves of the Dor Dor National Park in Netanya. Paid entrance - $7. The Habonim is worth a visit for the beautiful landscapes with rocky shores covered with unique endemic plants. On the territory there are no beach infrastructure facilities, no lifeguards.

For recreation, a small stretch of shore, covered with white and fine sand, is available. Camping areas with tents, tables and toilets are equipped in an accessible area. There is an opportunity to do parasailing or paragliding.

The golden sand beach under the clear blue sunshine and a sand dune jutting out towards the sea surface will not disappoint visitors when participating in water sports.

Habonim Beach is popular, but there are few vacationers because of the remoteness of the beach and some restrictions of the national park. The ban on swimming does not stop some tourists. You can get to Habonim by renting a car using the navigator.

• Location: Netanya, Israel

Sironit is a beach in Netanya's downtown city, located on the city's shore. The long and broad sandy strip of the beach, which runs along the promenade, is conditionally separated into two parts: Sironit Alef and Sironit Bat. Fine soft sand is kind on the skin and nice to walk on barefoot. The sea's entry is level, and the bottom is sandy and smooth. In the water, breakwaters are erected, which keep the sea quiet. The beach is available from 6:30 a.m. until sunset every year.

The terrain is well equipped. Sunbeds and umbrellas, boats, and surfboards may all be rented. Showers and toilets are available, as well as sports areas for beach volleyball and five-a-side football. Exercise equipment are also available. Two restaurants specialize in regional cuisine. In the evenings, themed parties are frequently hosted on the beach.

On the Sironit beach, it is pleasant to relax with children. Bathing young children is possible thanks to a safe drop into the water, a large sandbank, and a warm, tranquil sea.

Sironit Beach is one of the city's most popular and congested beaches, where both locals and visitors relax. Rescuers are stationed at two towers on the beach, and there is a first-aid center and a police station nearby.

You may reach the beach by taking the high-speed elevator at Sironit-Bat or descending the stairs from the promenade. You may reach the beach by renting a vehicle or using the number 13 bus. Parking is accessible for a fee nearby.

• Location: Netanya, Israel

Dolphin Reef Beach is a tiny beach with a 50-meter length that is located on the Red Sea coast south of Eilat. Adults pay 67 shekels to enter, while children aged 3 to 15 pay 46 shekels. On the beach, umbrellas, sun awnings, sun loungers and sun beds, as well as tables and chairs, are set up. There is a coffee and a restaurant. A vast coral reef with four bottlenose dolphins transported from Russia in 1990, as well as other representatives of the Red Sea marine wildlife, is located in a confined portion of the beach with an area of 10,000 m2 and a depth of 18 meters isolated from the open sea by a net.

On the wooden deck, beachgoers may stroll close to the reef and interact with dolphins. For a charge, you may dive into the water with fins and a mask.

Animals emerge from the water, making a series of greeting sounds and displaying total kindness and cordiality. Dolphins aren't taught anything. All of the antics they do for guests are entirely on their own initiative. They burst through the net and swim into the open sea when they are free, but they always come home after a stroll.

The Dolphin Reef attracts a large number of tourists with children of all ages. Adults (from 15 years old) pay 339 shekels for a dive, while minors (from 15 years old) pay 309 shekels.

• Location: Eilat, Israel

Alma Beach is a private beach on the suburbs of Tel Aviv, on the banks of Charles Clore Park, with views of old Jaffa's historic buildings. The beach is made up of beautiful, clean sand. The sea's entry is mild, and the bottom is sandy. The sea is restless because there are no breakwaters. Swimming is perilous, and there are no lifeboats available. Surfers are drawn to the beach because of the high waves. In windy conditions, you may go windsurfing, kitesurfing, or parasailing.

Locals who like peace and quiet frequently visit the beach. Sunbeds are not available for rent. There are just umbrellas provided beneath which you can sit on a towel. Showers are available.

On the beach lies the Manta Ray Restaurant, which serves great cuisine. A modest lounge with comfy seating places is also available at Alma Beach. A section of the restaurant is located on the beach. A little beach accessory kiosk has opened nearby. You may reach to Alma Beach by renting a vehicle or by public transportation in the direction of Jaffa.

• Location: Tel Aviv, Israel