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North Coast

Heading North of Tel Aviv, Israel’s coastline becomes increasingly dramatic and less populated. Israel’s Northern Coastline is home to some of the most impressive historical sites, natural beaches and works of nature, and diverse and interesting places to visit.

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    Jisr Az-Zarqa
    Jisr Az-Zarqa is a small fisherman’s village located on Israel’s northern coast. The only remaining Arab town in Israel on the Mediterranean Sea, it is located just north of Caesarea... explore more
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    Atlit Detainee Camp Museum
    The Atlit Detainee Camp Museum is located in Atlit, a small town located on the northern coast about 20 kilometers south of Haifa. In the 1930s and 40s, this site served... explore more
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    Bahai Gardens in Akko
    The Bahai Gardens create a majestic, beautiful and meticulous display of sculptured perfection and devotion to the Bahai faith. Located along the northern coast of Israel in the city of Akko,... explore more
  • The beautiful sunset at Achziv. Image Uzi Yachin via Flickr

    Achziv
    Achziv is located in the Western Galilee region of northern Israel, on the Mediterranean coast about 15km north of Akko, south of Rosh HaNikra, and close to the city of Nahariya.... explore more
  • Caesarea Aqueduct

    Caesarea
    Caesarea is a magnificent site, a national park where amazing ancient harbor ruins, beautiful beaches, and impressive modern residences sit side by side. Caesarea is originally an ancient Herodian port city located... explore more
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    Akko (Acre)
    Akko (Acre) represents tumultuous the history of the Land of Israel possibly better than any other city in the country. Akko is a city that has been shaped by the Romans,... explore more
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    Western Galilee
    The Western Galilee is a small region in Israel’s north western corner. Encompassing the Mediterranean Coast north of Haifa and stretching inland toward the Upper Galilee. Moving away from Haifa, the Western Galilee... explore more
  • The beautiful gardens at Ramat Hanadiv

    Ramat Hanadiv
    Ramat Hanadiv is a unique site located just south of Zichron Yaakov on the southern slopes of Mount Carmel. Ramat Hanadiv is the memorial for the Baron Edmond de Rothschild whose... explore more
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    Mount Carmel
    Mount Carmel towers over 15 miles of Israel’s Mediterranean Coastline between Hadera and Haifa. Mount Carmel has always been a symbol of beauty, and whilst it is not especially high, with a... explore more
  • Nahariya Beach. Credit: Ashley Cohen

    Nahariya
    Nahariya is Israel’s northernmost coastal city, a last testament to the seaside settlements that reach up along the sunny Mediterranean shoreline. Being the end of the train-line and just a few... explore more
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