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DRECK hosts special editions throughout the year, taking over some of Tel Aviv’s biggest club spaces for nights running from midnight until early morning.
DRECK is one of Tel Aviv’s long-running gay party brands, returning for big late-night events with local DJs, themed productions and a packed LGBTQ+ crowd.
- Stay close to the party and the best gay bars in the city at The Norman Tel Aviv, rated “Superb” by guests with an epic rooftop pool, elegant rooms and great location close to Rothschild Boulevard in a 1930s period building.
The Party
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- DRECK is a late-night Tel Aviv gay party with a strong local following and a mixed crowd of guys from across the city’s LGBTQ+ scene.
- The party has moved away from its original weekly club-night format and now returns for selected larger events.
- Expect electronic sounds, house and pop influences, with the music and DJ lineup changing for each edition.
- Parties feature different themes and visual concepts, giving each DRECK event its own identity.
- Doors typically open around midnight, with the main crowd arriving late and staying into the early morning.
What to Expect
- DRECK has been part of Tel Aviv’s gay nightlife for years, evolving from a regular midweek party into larger standalone events.
- The crowd is very Tel Aviv: young guys, gym boys, hipsters, bears, friends and visitors mixing together rather than a narrowly defined circuit audience.
- Music is central to the night, with Israeli DJs and changing lineups across different editions. Recent parties have mixed electronic sounds with house and club tracks.
- Come late. Tel Aviv doesn’t really get going until around midnight, and DRECK is designed as a proper after-dark club night rather than an early evening party.
DRECK at Haoman 17
- Recent DRECK editions have taken over Haoman 17, one of Tel Aviv’s landmark large-scale clubs.
- Located at 88 Abarbanel Street, south of Florentin, Haoman is a warehouse-style club designed for major productions, with a large dance floor, powerful sound and enough space for DRECK’s bigger events.
- The venue can change between editions, so check the official announcement before heading out.
Partying in Tel Aviv
- Tel Aviv’s gay nightlife doesn’t revolve around one gay street or a permanent collection of gay clubs. Instead, many of the city’s biggest nights are promoter-led events taking over different venues.
- This makes checking the night’s lineup before you go particularly useful. DRECK may be at Haoman 17 for one edition and move elsewhere for another.
- The city parties late. Dinner at 9 pm or 10 pm followed by drinks and a club after midnight is a much better way to plan your night than arriving at a venue early.
Where to Stay
- For a DRECK weekend, stay around the central beachfront, Dizengoff or Rothschild rather than choosing a hotel beside the club. Party locations can change, and taxis make it easy to reach the larger venues.
- The Carlton Tel Aviv is our preferred luxury option, directly on the beachfront and close to Hilton Beach.
- The Royal Beach Tel Aviv offers five-star facilities directly on the promenade with a large outdoor pool.
- Stay at the Hilton Tel Aviv if you want to be right beside Hilton Beach, Tel Aviv’s best-known gay beach.
- For something smaller and design-led, Beach House Tel Aviv puts you close to the seafront and within easy reach of central Tel Aviv.
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Gay Tel Aviv
- Tel Aviv’s gay scene spreads from the beachfront through Dizengoff, Rothschild and the streets of central Tel Aviv.
- Hilton Beach is the main daytime meeting point during the warmer months, moving from beach to sunset drinks before the city’s late-night parties begin.
- Florentin and the southern club district are home to several larger venues used for one-off gay parties, including Haoman 17.
Recommended Tel Aviv Hotels
Here are the hotels we recommend that have good reviews and keep you close to the best parties in Tel Aviv.
Carlton Hotel, Royal Beach Hotel, Brown Beach Hotel, Hilton Hotel.
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The Carlton hotel is right in the heart of
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We have only put the real gay bars into the map as the gay one nighters in the straight bars and clubs change so often, it is better for you to pick up a local gay guide from one of the bars we have listed. We have chosen Hotels close to the gay bars that have high reviews on booking.com our hotel partner.
Address: 10 Eliezer Peri Street, Tel Aviv-Yafo, 63573, Israel
Address: 19 HaYarkon Street, Tel Aviv-Yafo, 68011, Israel
Address: 205 HaYarkon Street, Tel Aviv-Yafo, 6340506, Israel
Address: 64 HaYarkon Street, Tel Aviv-Yafo, 63432, Israel
Address: 38 Allenby Street, Tel Aviv-Yafo, 63325, Israel
Address: Menakhem Begin Rd 37, Suite 78, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Address: 88 Abarbanel Street, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Address: Varies by event; commonly held at Eleven Club, 11
Address: held at Duplex Club, HaShah Street 10, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Address: Held at Magdalena Club, De Picciotto St 22,or John Doe Club, Rothschild Blvd 19,
Address: held at Haoman 17, Abarbanel Street 88, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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