In this episode, we dive into the vibrant energy of Frishman Beach — one of Tel Aviv’s most iconic seaside spots. Whether you're planning a visit or just curious about life by the Mediterranean, this local guide covers the must-know tips: where to rent chairs, the best time to go, local food spots, beach culture, and the laid-back lifestyle that keeps both locals and tourists coming back. Also a discussion about restaurants near Frishman beach, Tel Aviv.

Tune in to discover how Frishman Beach captures the essence of Tel Aviv — equal parts chill and electric.

Today, we’re diving into one of the most iconic beach cities in the world — Tel Aviv, Israel’s non-stop city, where golden sand meets vibrant culture and every stretch of coastline has its own personality.

Whether you're a sunbather, surfer, jogger, partygoer, or just someone looking to catch a Mediterranean sunset, Tel Aviv has a beach for you. So grab your sunglasses and let’s take a stroll — north to south — along the Tel Aviv coast:

🌴 Metzitzim Beach – A favorite among locals and families, with shallow waters, a playground, and a great beachside restaurant. It's chill, low-key, and super welcoming.

🌊 Nordau Beach – Also known as the separate beach, this one has designated days for men and women for religious reasons. Peaceful and respectful — a different vibe altogether.

🏐 Hilton Beach – Divided into three sections: one for dog lovers, one for surfers, and one of the most famous LGBTQ+ friendly beaches in the world. Always lively, always fun.

☕ Gordon Beach – Probably the most iconic beach in the city. Think volleyball courts, smoothie bars, and tons of action. It’s the city’s social hub by the sea.

🏋️‍♀️ Frishman Beach – Super central and great for people-watching. There’s a laid-back energy here, with plenty of tourists and young Tel Avivians hanging out.

🧘 Bograshov Beach – Clean, accessible, and a bit quieter than its neighbors. It’s perfect for a lazy afternoon with a book or a peaceful yoga session by the sea.

🎶 Jerusalem Beach (Geula Beach) – A hit with younger crowds and beach volleyball players. Plus, the sunsets here are next-level.

🍷 Banana Beach (Aviv Beach) – Tucked between downtown and Jaffa, this spot is a go-to for mellow music, cold beers, and Friday drum circles that stretch into the evening.

🎣 Charles Clore Beach – A little less crowded, great for BBQs and chilling out. You’ll find locals fishing here or hosting weekend picnics with family.

🌅 Givat Aliyah Beach (Ajami Beach) – The southernmost beach, near Old Jaffa. It’s quieter, more authentic, and feels like a secret escape from the hustle of the city.

From high-energy to hidden gems, Tel Aviv’s coastline really has it all. Stick around — in this episode, we’ll share insider tips, stories from the sand, and even some wild weekend beach rituals you’ve probably never heard of. Let’s hit the waves!