Landmark
Tel Aviv Port
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Tel Aviv Port, or Namal Tel Aviv, has been transformed from a working port into one of the city's trendiest leisure destinations. The wooden boardwalk stretches along the Mediterranean, lined with chic restaurants, bars, and boutiques housed in renovated warehouses. Visitors can enjoy a meal with sea views, browse local designer shops, or simply stroll and watch the sunset. The port also hosts a large farmers' market on weekends and a popular nightlife scene. Its open spaces and playgrounds make it family-friendly, while the adjacent beach offers swimming and water sports.
Don't miss
- Walk the entire wooden promenade from the port to the beach for panoramic sea views.
- Visit the weekend farmers' market for local cheeses, breads, and crafts.
- Dine at a seafood restaurant on the water's edge, especially at sunset.
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Tel Aviv Port
You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.
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