Nahariah

Built around a planned agricultural settlement, Nahariya grew into a coastal city on Israel’s northern Mediterranean shore. The seasonal Ga’aton River crosses the city on its way to the sea, and its channel is traced by Sderot Ga’aton, Nahariya’s central boulevard. Founded in 1935 by Jewish immigrants from Germany, the town retained a connection with that early community while developing from its farming beginnings into a residential and holiday destination. Its seafront lies near the Lebanese border and the archaeological coast around Achziv. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Israel’s northern Mediterranean coast connects regionally.

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