Jaffa Port

One of the oldest working harbours in the world: fish restaurants and short boat trips, no guest berths.

Crew preparing a wooden boat in the harbour
Port of entry
No
Airport
TLV · ~25 min

Jaffa Port is one of the oldest working harbours in the world, set below Old Jaffa at the southern end of Tel Aviv. Today it is a small fishing and yacht harbour and a destination in its own right: restored warehouses hold fish restaurants, galleries and cultural venues, with Old Jaffa’s lanes above and the Andromeda Rock just offshore.

It is very small and crowded and has no organised guest berths, so it is not a base for visiting yachts. It is a good place to start a short boat trip, or to visit on foot or by sea from Tel Aviv Marina. The entrance through the reef should be avoided in strong onshore winds.

Facilities

  • Restaurants

On the map

Marina office

For berths call the marina directly. For a boat, a day trip or a flotilla from here, send us a request.

We are still checking some of these facts with the marina. Confirm berths and depths before you sail in.

Request a boat