Catch a Wave in Tel Aviv
April 12th, 2010Diving & Surfing, Travelling No Comments »
Tel Aviv offers approximately 20 km of beach stretch at the eastern shores of the Mediterranean and good weather conditions for surfing all year-round.
Generally, surfing in Tel Aviv is mild, nothing like extreme surfing in Indonesia, Hawaii or Australia. If you are just a beginner try Dolfinarium beach, where water breaks make the waves come orderly. The West Shore is recommended for professional surfers, the swell here is usually higher and waves break far from the shoreline. The most famous surfing beach is Hilton Beach; waves here are wide, breaking very well. Water breaks protect the surf line, but not in high swells.
Summer water temperature gets as hot as 28 C and the wave’s height is about 1 meter. Early in the morning (at 6 – 7 am) swell offers the best surf, when the waves are breaking long and perfect. Later, at 8 – 9 am the swell can get chaotic with waves breaking shorter. Wintertime offers you the best swells and big waves (2-3 meters) but with quite cold water (about 14 C).
Mediterranean is just a ten minutes bicycle ride from city center, but if you are an eager surfer and you are going to wake up early for better waves, it can be a good idea to find Tel Aviv apartments closer to the beach you like.






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