Tel Aviv’s promenade plays a vital role in the city’s thriving beach culture. Even in winter months, people jog or bike ride along the path, which stretches from the green expanses of Hayarkon Park in the north to Old Yafo in the south. The promenade truly comes alive during spring and summer, when it is …
Situated just off Ben Gurion Boulevard on Tel Aviv’s beachfront is the marina, Israel’s first and biggest with some 400 yachts. The grounds include a restaurant, diving center, boat repair facilities and sailing school. There is also a bulletin board where boating enthusiasts can look for work on one of the yachts. Non-members are subject …
Founded in 1936, this was the first Hebrew docking port established in Mandate Palestine. The port recently underwent a substantial renovation and is now one of Tel Aviv’s most vivacious areas to eat, shop and enjoy nightlife. Its breathtaking waterfront has an undulating wooden boardwalk lined with restaurants, bars and some of the city’s trendiest …
