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- Mostly hetero
- Public beach
- Little Infrastructure
- Walking
- Food & drink
Banana Beach is relaxed and family-friendly, drawing a slightly older crowd than the more party-oriented spots. It's named after the cafe located here, which has comfortable seating and a simple menu - a nice place to while away the afternoon. There's not much else on offer, but this is an ideal setting to catch up on quieter pursuits like beach reading or backgammon.
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Banana Beach, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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Contrary to it's name, this is not a beach where you are likely to find a gay crowd. Still, it's the nicest beach this far south and regularly has a crowd.
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