Metsitsim

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