Jisr az Zarqa - all beaches

We had our wedding here and we couldn't have been happier with everything. Before we started planning our wedding, we had heard a lot of negative things about the wedding industry in Israel. However, our experience with Cochav Hayam's finance, admin, decorator, bar, and catering was incredibly positive and efficient. This venue is like a well-oiled machine when it comes to weddings. They leave nothing to chance and are true professionals. They make sure that all your needs are met and they are fair, straightforward, and most importantly, honest. Our event manager, Sapir, was extremely organized on the day of the wedding. She took charge of everything including the schedule, Rabbi, DJ, caterer, and guests. She knew where everyone was throughout the entire event and was always available to us before, during, and after the wedding. If you're looking for a classy, honest, professional, and beautiful place to tie the knot, this is the perfect venue for you.

This lovely beach is a peaceful retreat, free from commercialization and perfect for relaxation. While the wind can be strong, the waves make swimming questionable. However, it's worth noting that the beach boasts an ancient Roman aqueduct that provides some shade on hot days. A large parking area is available nearby, but early birds are more likely to snag a free spot.

This beach is fantastic and has a one-of-a-kind swimming pool that blends in with the ocean. I absolutely adore it.

This beach offers ample space for visitors to soak up the sun and enjoy the refreshing ocean breeze. It's a popular destination for those seeking a few days of outdoor adventure, with many opting to pitch tents and spend the night under the stars. It's crucial that we all do our part in keeping this natural wonder clean and pristine. Let's make sure to collect any trash we come across and leave this beach just as beautiful as we found it.

This beach is one of the top choices for families with children, as it has calm waters without any waves. However, it's worth noting that there may be some small fish that nibble if you stay still, but this is only within the first few meters of the water.

There is a great cafe located by the sea in the village of Jessar a Zarka.