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Beit Yanai

Beit Yanai, Mediterranean coast · Israel · 32.385°N, 34.865°E

One of Israel's most popular kite beaches, with a big riding community and learning conditions an established IKO school calls excellent.

Rider weight75 kg

Live wind

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Water & wetsuit

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About this spot

Extreme School, one of Israel's oldest and largest kitesurfing schools, runs courses at Beit Yanai and describes it as one of the country's most popular kite beaches, with excellent learning conditions and a lively community. Students receive IKO certification.

The beach is north of Netanya on the open Mediterranean; expect chop and waves on stronger days. The wind sector isn't published by the school, so the directions shown are an estimate for this west-facing coast.

Check current travel advisories before planning a trip.

3-day forecast

Speed / gusts in knots. Colour = rideability for this spot. Bottom row = recommended kite size for your weight — not recommended outside this spot's 12–25 kn range.

Conditions

Water
choppy, waves
Depth
Open sandy beach; standing depth not verified
Seabed
sand
Skill
beginner, intermediate, expert
Beginners
Beginner friendly
Wind range
12 kn – 25 kn

Access & parking

Beit Yanai, Mediterranean coast beach; schools on the sand.

Parking: Beach parking; fees unverified.

Amenities

  • Extreme School — IKO lessons
  • Beach community of local riders

Needs local verification: Sources: https://asabro.co.il/en/surf/courses/kite-course (Extreme School, one of Israel's oldest kite schools, IKO certification; Beit Yanai described as one of Israel's most popular kite beaches with excellent learning conditions and an active community). Wind directions are an estimate for this west-facing coast (onshore to side-shore from the sea) — no school page we found publishes the sector; confirm locally. Check current government travel advisories before any trip. Water temperatures are estimates. Coordinates approximate the beach, not a surveyed launch. Windy links are searches/maps, not verified local webcams.

Local hazards

  • Shore break and waves on stronger days
  • Easterly wind blows offshore — don't ride
  • Swimmers and surfers sharing the beach
  • Wind sector is estimated — confirm with the school

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