The sea wraps around three sides of Haifa with intoxication blue ad gold beaches. You can schedule you whole day around the sea. Begin with a morning run along the promenade at Bat Galim or on the sands of Carmel Beach. Afterwards, relax with breakfast at a cafe overlooking the sea. In the afternoon, take a dip at one of the well-tended municipal beaches, or set out for windsurfing on the smooth waters of the bay.

If scuba diving's your thing, you'll take great interest in exploring the area's underwater archaeological sites. Wind up the day with a romantic sunset, cooled by a cocktail or a slice of watermelon at one of the many restaurants along the beaches.

You can see also the city slopes from the sea they face. Boats leave he Kishon port for a cruise around the busy harbor, affording a perspective of Haifa and the Carmel no less marvelous than the view from the mountain's top.

Haifa, whose name stems from its beautiful beaches, is rich with spectacular diving locations.
The city’s image of an industrial town with polluted areas, which have a severe impact on its sea and ecological system, is not evident in the quality and abundance of diving spots found both near its shorelines and deeper in the bay area.

The beach is known for the gardens situated along its boardwalk, kiosks, buffets and beachside restaurants, free parking, sheds, plaza for summer events, benches, sitting and barbeque areas.

The Surfers’ Beach in Bat Galim is a unique beach in terms of wind and water components. This is the only beach in the country that faces north and provides western winds opposite the coastline, while the Carmel top descends to the sea and strengthens the winds. It is not just a mere local beach for surfers, but one of the best beaches for surfing in the Middle East, and some say in Europe.

The beach is known for the gardens situated along its boardwalk, beachside snack bars, free parking, benches, sitting areas and sports and play sections. The breakwater in the beach enables a relaxed swim. Due to the location of the beach in the Haifa Bay area and its breakwater, the sea is calm and suitable for swimming most days of the week.

The beach is known for the gardens situated along its boardwalk, beachside kiosks and restaurants, recreational areas (at the passageway and Carmel Beach Hotel), free parking south of the beach, benches, sitting areas and sports and play sections. The breakwater in the beach provides a partial protection against waves and thus enables a relaxed swim.

The beach is known for the gardens situated along its boardwalk, beachside restaurants and coffee shops, free parking, benches and sitting areas, dancing arena, amphitheatre for summer events, sports and play sections and a pool for toddlers.

This beach is extremely narrow, bordering on a very low coarse sand cliff that often touches the waters edge. The water line is characterized by abrasive plates of coarse sand. Both Shikmona Mound and sea below contain archeological findings. Also, opposite the shoreline, there is a maritime nature reserve.

This sandy shoreline borders on small dunes from the east. Its access road and parking lots are located east of it. It borders on Dado Beach from the east and on Tirat Carmel from the south.

The beach consists of a kiosk and restaurant, paid parking, shading screens, benches and sitting areas. The breakwater in the beach provides a partial protection against waves and enables a calm swim. This beach is the quietest beach in the country, with conditions resembling a “swimming pool.” The beach is situated at the Haifa Bay area, close to the harbor.