Tel Dor National Park
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This might be my new favorite beach in Israel. Lots of little coves where you can feel like you have the place to yourself even if it's a popular day. There is one main beach but we set up on the slightly smaller and less sandy beach to the left, with fewer people.
Bring goggles, there is a lot to see under water - fish, rock formations, sea shells, crabs, etc. Also wear some sort of water shoes because the karkur rock can be sharp.
The short walk along the ancient ruins of two temples and some kind of ancient shipyard is really magical, with nice views from the top viewpoint as well.
There are a few other popular beaches in the area (Nachsholim and Hof Habonim) but I think this one is special because of the rocky tidepools private coves, and ruins.
There are shaded picnic tables and small shop that sells ice cream and some basic food at the entrance. Free entry.
