Nature beaches away from the city

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Nature beaches away from the city

Not every beach is a city beach. In Eilat, the Sea of Galilee and the Dead Sea there are beaches that feel different — a different landscape, a calmer vibe, and sometimes quiet you won’t find in central Tel Aviv. We gathered them here.

The Mediterranean city beaches are convenient and close, but they are also the busiest at the height of summer. If you want a different landscape and fewer crowds, head for the nature beaches — Eilat’s coral reefs, the mountain-ringed Sea of Galilee beaches, and the Dead Sea with its unique water.

Note that many nature beaches are not declared bathing beaches. Declaration is an official status of the beach — it does not guarantee that the lifeguard station is staffed while you are in the water, and an undeclared beach may have no lifeguard service at all. Check before entering the water, and respect the reserve or park rules. Some Sea of Galilee beaches allow BBQ in designated areas only.

The list below includes the nature beaches in our portal, each with real-time sea conditions and UV index.

The beaches

FAQ

What is a nature beach?

A beach outside the big coastal cities — like the Eilat, Sea of Galilee and Dead Sea beaches — usually with a different landscape and fewer crowds. Some are not declared bathing beaches.

Is there lifeguard service at nature beaches?

Not always. Some nature beaches are not declared, so there may be no lifeguard service at all. Even at a declared beach, declaration does not guarantee the station is staffed while you are in the water — check before entering and take care accordingly.

Is BBQ allowed at nature beaches?

Some Sea of Galilee beaches and parks have designated grilling areas. Light fires only in the marked spots, and check the local rules.

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