Top Beaches in Tel Aviv

My advice is to take a stroll along the promenade. It's a lovely walk where you’ll discover some cute cafes and shops that won’t break the bank.

I suggest bringing your own snacks and drinks. Buying food on the beach can be pricey, and I ended up spending way too much on a sandwich and water!

Don't forget sunscreen. I skipped it thinking I’d be fine, but got burned way too quickly. Just trust me on this – you'll thank yourself later.

I recommend checking the wind conditions before you go. It can get pretty breezy, which is nice for sunbathing but not so good if you're planning to swim

I suggest bringing your own beach towels and snacks to save some cash. The food at nearby cafes can be pricey, and I felt like I was spending a fortune just on drinks.

If you're planning to grab food, hit up the local eateries behind the beach instead of the overpriced beach shacks. Much better food and way cheaper!

Don’t forget your water shoes! The beach has some rocky areas which can be a bit uncomfortable to walk on barefoot.

Check for free beach yoga classes in the early morning. I stumbled upon one by accident, and it was a fantastic way to start the day!

i suggest getting there via public transport. the bus system is great and you'll save on parking fees, which can really add up.

I recommend wearing water shoes. The beach floor can be a bit rocky, and you'll have a more comfortable experience when splashing around.

I recommend exploring the surrounding area after the beach. The promenade has great shops and cafes that are worth checking out.

Check the weather before you go. I got caught in a surprise rainstorm and it definitely put a damper on my day!

My advice is to use the public transport to get here. Buses are cheap and save you the hassle of parking.

Be sure to bring your own snacks and drinks. I spent way too much at the beach bars for some chips and soda. You can save euros like this!

I suggest getting to the beach early, around 8 AM, to grab a good spot and avoid the crowds. It gets really busy by noon!

I think you should pack your own beach gear if you can. Renting umbrellas and loungers can add up, and the sun can be pretty relentless!

If you're looking for a chill vibe, head to the northern part of the beach. I accidentally stumbled into the crowded area and next time I'll avoid that.

Grab some snacks and drinks from a nearby supermarket before hitting the beach. I found the prices at the beachside cafes a bit steep. Bringing your own stuff saved me a good chunk of cash.

If you’re into beach sports, bring a paddleball or frisbee. There’s lots of space, and it’s a great way to meet fellow beachgoers. I ended up playing a game with some locals, and it was a blast!

If you're looking to save some cash, consider avoiding the water sports rentals unless you're really set on trying them out. They can add up quickly, and the beach itself is more than enough fun.