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Parking SUCKS but it is a nice place to come and visit, do some shopping and grab some food. Beware of tourist traps restaurants but get some good food at the inside market
We enjoyed a fascinating sunset. Even though many restaurants and coffee-shops were closed and some of them even looked abandoned, the sea with its natural wild power, with bursts of fresh cool wind and never-ending background noise of waves, gave the place some magic, surrealistic aura.
Great place to view sunset, take a walk, relax
The Namal is always alive seven days a week. The Shuk Namal (The Port Market) always has the freshest produce. The stalls that are open on Shabbat are generally closed on Monday.
On Fridays there are also vendors straight from the farm selling their produce.
On Saturdays the market is alive with different food (think of the fair but better) vendors.
There is a variety of restaurants at The Namal all with indoor & outdoor seating.
On Fridays there are also vendors straight from the farm selling their produce.
On Saturdays the market is alive with different food (think of the fair but better) vendors.
There is a variety of restaurants at The Namal all with indoor & outdoor seating.
Nice place, great sea view especially during sun set. Good restaurant selection as well as shops.
Beautiful place to ride and enjoy views of the sea, whether you have one wheel, or more
There are couple of places to visit in Tel Aviv and the new port is definitely one of those. Mainly during the weekends when there are many families enjoying great weather, sea view and good restaurants. For families with kids, there are two nice playgrounds and another close by, just across the road.