Sironit Beach (Netanya)
- Bodyboard, Shortboard
- Best for
- Beginner
- Skill Level
- Ocean, Mixed
- Spot Type
- Moderate
- Crowd Level
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About
Sironit Beach (Netanya) is described as a reasonably exposed beach-and-reef break, shaped heavily by artificial breakwaters and rock groynes. Surf is often better when working groundswells, and the break can produce peeling waves along breakwater edges. For swell, the spot is most consistently associated with west to west-northwest directions. Conditions are described as semi-sheltered overall, with offshore/cleaner surfing conditions linked to east-southeast winds (and some shelter from north winds). Wave power is typically moderate, with heavier winter storms having the potential to create more powerful, barreling sections near the breakwaters. Safety is a major consideration: rip currents can occur (particularly near breakwaters when swell is higher) and there are hazards including breakwaters, submerged rocks near groynes, and additional risk from crowds. Swimming and water-sports activity are managed with designated zones, and there are restrictions during lifeguard hours and during peak summer beach hours. The area is well set up for beach access and amenities, including parking, toilets, and food options. Lifeguard presence is seasonal (April to October), while rescue availability is described as limited in one source and more broadly available in another—so conditions should be treated seriously outside lifeguarded periods.
- Peeling wave lines shaped by breakwaters
- Easy access with promenade elevator/stairs option
- Sandy seabed with artificial coastal structures
- Seasonal lifeguards (April to October)
- Wide sandy shore with ample space for entry and equipment
- Artificial breakwaters help shape waves into peeling lines
- Reasonably exposed beach-and-reef setup with consistent surf potential
- Strong on-foot access from the promenade, including an elevator option
- Rip currents can occur, especially near the breakwaters during higher swell
- Breakwaters and groynes create submerged hazards and complex takeoff/approach zones
- Crowds can build during good conditions and peak summer months
- Seasonal lifeguards and limited rescue coverage outside peak periods
Wind, water and seasons
Wind
- Direction
- W, SW, NW
- Offshore directions
- ESE
- Wind Range
- 10–20 kts
- Wind Type
- Sea breeze — Sea-breeze/thermal pattern with stronger afternoon winds in summer.
- Reliability
- moderate
- Gust Factor
- Light gusts — Gusts are generally described as light.
- Best Months
- January, February
- Shadow Zones
- Close to the cliffs and immediately behind breakwaters.
Water & beach
- Water Type
- Ocean, Mixed
- Beach
- Sand — Sand beach composition.
- Beach Size
- Big
- Waves
- Medium — Surf conditions range from smaller setups to more substantial winter storm waves.
- Launch
- Big — Wide sandy beach with ample space for equipment and entry.
- Launch Difficulty
- Easy — Wide sandy launch with ample entry space; still be mindful of breakwater zones.
Through the year
Highest in July and August; weekends are busy year-round if conditions are good.
November to March.
By sport
What to expect for each.
Possible during winter storms or summer thermal afternoons, but breakwaters and crowds can make conditions challenging.
- Kite Sizes
- 7–12 m²
Suitable for freeride and wave riding when conditions align, particularly during winter westerly winds.
- Sail Sizes
- 4.5–6.5 m²
The area outside the breakwaters offers good wingfoiling conditions, but take care when launching.
- Foil Friendly
- Yes — Foil-friendly conditions outside the breakwaters.
- Min Depth
- 1.5 meters
- Wing Sizes
- 4–6 m²
A reasonably exposed beach and reef break that can handle groundswells best, with semi-sheltered conditions shaped by artificial breakwaters.
- Optimal Swell
- W, WNW
- Swell Height
- 0.5–2 m
- Optimal Tide
- All tides
- Shelter
- Semi-sheltered — Semi-sheltered due to breakwaters; more exposure overall compared with fully protected bays.
- Wind Effect
- East/Northeast winds provide the cleanest offshore conditions for surfing; offshore winds from the east-southeast with some shelter from north winds.
- Bigger Swell
- Can produce powerful, barreling sections near the breakwaters during heavy winter storms.
- Wave Quality
- Good — Breakwaters help shape the waves, especially during winter swells.
- Wave Power
- Moderate — Works well for waves shaped by breakwaters; can become more powerful during heavy winter storms.
- Wave Shape
- Peeling — Waves often peel along the edges of the breakwaters.
- Peel Speed
- Medium — Peeling sections often form along the edges of the breakwaters.
- Ride Length
- Medium
- Ride Length Details
- Ride lengths are often decent as waves peel along the breakwater edges.
Check the forecast before you go
See wind, waves, weather and session windows for Sironit Beach (Netanya) in the full forecast view.
Sironit Beach (Netanya) wind and wave forecast summary
- Wind
- 2–13 ktsGusts 19 kts
- Direction
- WNW295°
- Strongest day
- Thu, Oct 2913 kts
- Windy days
- 1/712 kts or more
- Waves
- 0.3–1.8 m5s period
- Temperature
- 19–29 °C
Over the next 7 days, Sironit Beach (Netanya) is forecast for daytime winds of 2–13 kts, peaking around 13 kts on Thursday, October 29 with gusts to 19 kts. The prevailing direction is WNW. Waves run 0.3–1.8 m with a period of about 5s. Based on the Wavind model, in the spot’s local time.
Other spots in the area
What to know before you launch
Safety, access, restrictions, rescue, and local rules can change. Treat these details as informational and confirm them locally before launching.
Hazards
- Breakwaters
- Rip currents
- Crowds
- Submerged rocks near groynes
Rescue & support
- Lifeguard
- Seasonal — Seasonal lifeguards operate on declared beaches from April to October.
- Rescue & Self-Rescue
- Limited — Rescue availability is described as limited in one source and yes in another.
- Emergency Info
- Lifeguards are on duty seasonally; nearest major medical facility is Laniado Hospital in Netanya. Emergency services: 100 (Police) and 101 (Ambulance).
- Localism / Vibe
- None — Localism is described as none in one source; mild in another source.
Rules of the spot
Respect marked swimming zones; do not surf in designated swimming zones during lifeguard hours. Kiting can be restricted during peak summer beach hours in crowded areas.
- No surfing in designated swimming zones during lifeguard hours
- Kiting restricted during peak summer beach hours in crowded areas
- The southern end of the beach often has slightly more space.
- Check breakwater positions as they significantly influence wave shape.
- Swimmers have designated zones; surfers and kiters should respect marked areas and local beach regulations.
Getting there & access
- Nearest City
- Netanya
- Nearest Town
- Netanya
- Parking
- Plenty of parking available at the beach; paid parking lots are available near the beach and along the promenade.
- Access
- Beach has plenty of parking available; easily accessible via stairs or elevator from the main Netanya promenade.
- Cost Level
- Expensive
- Local Language
- Hebrew
What's on the beach
- Accommodation
- Nearby town — Numerous hotels and holiday apartments are located along the Netanya coastline.
- Food & Drink
- Several beachfront cafes and restaurants are located directly on Sironit Beach.
- Equipment Rental:
- Equipment rental is available through local surf shops in the Netanya area and through major beach clubs and schools in the Netanya/Beit Yanay–Poleg areas.
- Gear Storage
- Not typically available directly at the beach; gear storage described as limited and not universally provided across all public beaches.
- Gear Repair
- Surf shops in Netanya city center provide board repair services.
No schools or services are listed for this spot yet.
From riders who've been here
Latest reported conditions
Spot questions
Frequently asked questions
When is the best season at Sironit Beach (Netanya)?
The best overall months at Sironit Beach (Netanya) are May, June, July, August, September, October. The best wind months are January, February.
Which wind directions work at Sironit Beach (Netanya)?
Sironit Beach (Netanya) works with W, SW, NW winds. Offshore directions are ESE.
What equipment sizes are recommended at Sironit Beach (Netanya)?
Recommended equipment sizes at Sironit Beach (Netanya): Kitesurfing: 7–12 m² · Windsurfing: 4.5–6.5 m² · Wingfoiling: 4–6 m². The typical wind range is 10–20 kts.
What skill level is Sironit Beach (Netanya) suitable for?
Sironit Beach (Netanya) suits these riding levels: Kitesurfing: Intermediate · Windsurfing: Intermediate · Wingfoiling: Intermediate · Surfing: Beginner.