Topsy Surf Guide

Surf spot guide

Ideal Surf Conditions

Swell Direction

NNW

Wind

E

Surf Height

Waist to chest-high.

Tide

All

Topsy Surf Guide

Just to the north of Hilton lies its little brother, Topsea Beach, aka Hilton B. Hiding between two jetties and breaking over a small, shallow piece of reef, this spot might not hold the size that Hilton does, but its consistent power and slabby shape draws crowds on any given day. It’s a very localized spot, especially when compared to Hilton which can be a zoo on certain days. Likes E winds, but can handle S and SSW quite well.

Ability Level

Intermediate - Advanced

BegIntAdv

Topsea breaks over a shallow reef and can be quite steep. Beginners have no business being here.

Local Vibe

Intimidating

WelcomingIntimidating

Hungry, aggressive and competitive. And locals are usually out from sunrise to sunset.

Crowd Factor

Moderate

MellowHeavy

Can get super crowded, as there’s only one peak. Don't expect to find yourself alone out there.

Spot Rating

Fun

PoorPerfect

One of Tel Aviv’s better breaks, Topsea can pick up any swell that’s out there and turn it into super playful rights and lefts.

Shoulder Burn

Light

LightExhausting

Easy paddle on all days with the jetties.

Water Quality

Fair

CleanDirty

As with most spots in the center of a big city, water quality can be an issue, especially during winter.

Hazards

Shallow reef.

Bring Your

Shortboard

Access

A few overpriced parking lots around the spot.

Bottom

Reef with patches of sand.

Best Season

All.

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