House of Dallal
Restaurant · 424 m

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חניון צ׳ארלס קלור
General estimate, not real-time availability · עודכן יוני 2026
A general list for beaches of this type, not verified for this beach
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Officially declared as a bathing beach by the Ministry of Interior.
Official source · Ministry of Interior · data.gov.il · record #425 · verified 14.08
UV 4.8 (Moderate) · Water 28°C · Waves 1.6 m · Air 27°C · Wind 17 km/h
Jellyfish — no live community report right now. Check the live map before you swim.
Crowd (time-of-day estimate): Moderate
Updated 15/10, 14:51
There is currently no live community jellyfish report for Aviv Beach. In high season (July–August) swarms can reach the coast — check live community reports on the beach map and the national tracker before you swim.
Right now at Aviv Beach, the UV index is 4.8 (Moderate) and the sea temperature is about 28°C. See the live UV screen for the full hourly forecast.
Aviv Beach is a beach on Tel Aviv, Israel. It is great for watching the sunset, has a lifeguard service season from April to October, free to enter.
There are 2 places to eat and drink near Aviv Beach — 1 restaurant and 1 more, among them House of Dallal and Anita Gelato.
Yes, Aviv Beach is a dog-friendly beach.
Entry to Aviv Beach is free. There may be a charge for parking — free alternatives are usually available nearby, and arriving on foot is free.
Most urban declared bathing beaches in Israel prohibit open fires on the sand. The Sea of Galilee beaches and some nature/park beaches have designated grilling areas. Before bringing a BBQ to Aviv Beach, check the beach and local-authority rules.
Jellyfish presence changes day to day and can't be known in advance. At the height of summer (July–August) jellyfish swarms reach Israel's beaches. For the current situation, check live community reports on the Beach4Fun beach map.
Aviv Beach is especially good for watching the sunset.
There are 2 places to eat and drink near Aviv Beach — 1 restaurant and 1 more, among them House of Dallal and Anita Gelato.