Apollonia Beach — Attraction in Herzliya

It is such a Romantic and quiet beach 🏝 also it is one of my favorite spots in Israel 🇮🇱 There’s a mosque nearby and some nice places to sit and picnic. The view is absolutely beautiful and peaceful. I would recommend to wear comfortable shoes such as sneakers and some good sandals because there’s a lot of sand when you go down to the beach. There’s also a small walking area like a path so you can walk while you see the beach. Sunglasses and hat are probably necessary. Nice place to see the sunset too. Sometimes the ocean smells bad but still worth a visit.

In order to be there, you can take the bus 29 to go there in Herzliya. You can drop off nearby the Apollonia park and walk a little. Or you can just walk if you’re staying around Herzliya Pituach. It’s quite near and good walk unless the weather is not so hot and humid.

Plus there’s not much shops here if you are hungry or sit. This beach is for light walking not really for enjoying dining. But if you go south further there are many good restaurants and coffee shops to enjoy 😉 Especially around...

The beach has great potential — it’s naturally beautiful and quite picturesque, with plenty of parking space available nearby. However, there are some serious downsides that made the visit disappointing. The entrance is not secure and could be dangerous, especially for families or anyone with mobility concerns. It appears to be an unofficial beach with no lifeguards or supervision. Unfortunately, it’s also quite dirty due to garbage left behind by other visitors. What bothered me most was the lack of control: people bring their dogs, let them run freely, and don’t always supervise them, which can be really uncomfortable for others. With a bit of regulation and cleanup, this place could be amazing — but for now, it’s...

One of my favorite spots in Israel! If you want to go somewhere to de-stress or disconnect from reality, this is it. It's a cliff overlooking the stunning ocean. I recommend to go right before sunset and bring a bottle...