Charles Clore Park Park

Address: Charles Clore Park, Tel Aviv, Israel (along the seafront near the Tel Aviv Port)

Hours: Open daily; park access during daylight hours

Admission: Free entry to the park

Charles Clore Park is a public seafront park on the Mediterranean coast of Tel Aviv-Yafo, named after philanthropist Charles Clore. It occupies the waterfront strip between the old Tel Aviv port area and the historic Jaffa shoreline.

The park offers open grassy lawns, walking and cycling paths, playgrounds and uninterrupted views of the sea, making it popular for informal recreation and seaside picnics. It connects on its edges to the promenade and to the redeveloped port precinct, providing easy pedestrian access to cafes and the waterfront.

The park was created as an urban open space along reclaimed or redeveloped coastal land and has been managed as a municipal park focused on public access to the shoreline. It serves as a civic green space within the dense coastal corridor.

The park lies along Tel Aviv’s southern waterfront, immediately north of Jaffa and adjacent to the old Tel Aviv Port. It is within the Tel Aviv municipality and is reached easily from central Tel Aviv by short road or promenade routes.

• Sunset viewing: Popular for sunsets along the Mediterranean coastline and easy access from the adjacent Tel Aviv Port area.
• Recreation: Open lawns, walking paths and playgrounds make it a common recreational space for families and picnics.

Charles Clore Park runs along Tel Aviv’s seafront near the Tel Aviv Port and the Old Tel Aviv Harbor (Namal). It is easily reached on foot from the city center or by local buses serving the waterfront; there are bike rental stations and promenades that connect to Jaffa.

• Walk the coastal promenade in late afternoon for sunset views over the Mediterranean.
• Avoid mid-day beach crowds in summer by visiting early morning or after 5pm.
• Bring a picnic to enjoy under the shaded pines; the park is a common local gathering spot.