Hod Hotel Beach
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More information
Officially declared as a bathing beach by the Ministry of Interior.
Official source · Ministry of Interior · data.gov.il · record #94 · verified 19.09
Hod Hotel Beach — live conditions
UV 4.8 (Moderate) · Air 33°C · Wind 10 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, 14:46
Are there jellyfish at Hod Hotel Beach right now?
There is currently no live community jellyfish report for Hod Hotel 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.
What is the sea weather at Hod Hotel Beach today?
Right now at Hod Hotel Beach, the UV index is 4.8 (Moderate). See the live UV screen for the full hourly forecast.
About the beach
Hod Hotel Beach is a beach on the Dead Sea, Israel.
- Region:
- the Dead Sea
FAQ
Can you have a BBQ at Hod Hotel Beach?
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 Hod Hotel Beach, check the beach and local-authority rules.
Are there jellyfish at Hod Hotel Beach?
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.


