The moon phase today in Tel Aviv, Israel is shown in detail below – complete with exact illumination percentage, moonrise/set times, and the best local spots to see it. For the moon phase today in any other global location, visit our Dynamic Moon Phase Calendar on our home page to get instant, accurate lunar data tailored to wherever you travel.
Moon Phase Today Tel Aviv
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Best Places to View the Moon in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv’s Mediterranean coastline, Bauhaus skyline, and rooftop culture create vibrant moonrises – especially when the moon rises over the sea behind the city lights. Here are the top spots (all free and accessible 24/7 unless noted):
Jaffa Old City – hilltop overlooks & St. Peter’s Church terrace
The absolute #1 Tel Aviv moonrise viewpoint. Elevated ancient port with panoramic views; the moon rises over the sea behind the modern skyline – stunning with Jaffa’s stone walls and clock tower in silhouette.
Tel Aviv Port (Namal) – wooden deck promenade
Revitalized harbor with open western horizon. The moon rises straight out of the Mediterranean – reflections in calm water; restaurants and lights add vibe.
Azrieli Observatory – rooftop deck (Sarona Tower)
Highest public viewpoint (~240 m). 360° deck where the moon rises over the city and sea – dramatic telephoto compression of skyline; entry fee ~ILS 50–70, open evenings.
Gordon Beach / Frishman Beach – promenade
Iconic urban beaches with the moon rising over the sea and skyline lights. Wet sand reflections at low tide; palm trees and lifeguard towers for foreground.
Hayarkon Park – high points near lake
Large central park with open views. The moon rises over the city lights – darker surroundings and water reflections; popular for picnics.
Old Jaffa Port – breakwater or hill paths
Historic harbor with the moon rising over the water – dramatic waves and ancient stones; less crowded than main beaches.
Best Times for Moon Photography
- Full Moon ±1 day — brightest and most impressive
- 48–72 hours before full moon — moon rises during golden/blue hour for beautiful colour contrast
- November–February — lowest humidity, clearest skies; moon path more southerly
Moonrise & Timezone
Tel Aviv operates on IST (UTC+2) in winter and IDT (UTC+3) in summer. Clocks go forward on the last Friday of March and back on the last Friday of October. PhotoPills or Stellarium handle it automatically.
Quick Photography Tips
- Sturdy tripod (sea breeze is strong)
- Shoot RAW and expose for the moon
- Looney 11 rule works great against skyline lights
- Low tide enhances wet-sand reflections at beaches
Enjoy the moon over Tel Aviv — Mediterranean magic under lunar glow!
