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Five cities.
Which one for your stay?

While our homes are on their way online, a few pointers to choose the city and the neighborhood for your stay.

You are looking for…

  • The beach and going out

    Tel Aviv

    • Kerem HaTeimanim: close to Carmel Market and the promenade
    • Florentin: cafés, workshops, lively in the evening
    • North Tel Aviv: beaches, parks and the old port
    The neighborhoods of Tel Aviv

  • Quiet, with the family

    Ra’anana or Herzliya

    • Ra’anana: popular with families, around its large park, no beach
    • Herzliya city center: quieter streets, a few minutes from the sea by car
    The neighborhoods of Ra’anana

  • A business trip

    Herzliya

    • Herzliya Pituah: tech offices, west of the coastal highway
    • The marina, hotels and beaches in the same neighborhood
    The neighborhoods of Herzliya

  • The sea, outside Tel Aviv

    Bat Yam or Netanya

    • Bat Yam: recent buildings facing the sea, just south of Jaffa
    • Netanya: cliffs, beaches and a large French-speaking community
    The neighborhoods of Bat Yam

The five cities, from Netanya to Bat Yam

For each city: its neighborhoods, described for guests.

MediterraneanTel AvivHerzliyaRa’ananaNetanyaBat Yam

The neighborhoods, city by city

Netanya

  • Cliffs and beaches

    The seafront and Independence Square

    The clifftop promenade, the beaches below and the central square with its cafés and shops.

  • Newer neighborhood

    Ir Yamim

    A newer neighborhood in the south of the city, between the sea and the iris reserve.

Herzliya

  • Business and marina

    Herzliya Pituah

    West of the coastal highway: tech offices, the marina, hotels and beaches.

  • Residential

    City center

    East of the highway: quieter residential and shopping streets, a few minutes’ drive from the sea.

Ra’anana

  • Shops and cafés

    Ahuza Street

    The city’s main street: shops, cafés and restaurants.

  • Green and residential

    Around Ra’anana Park

    The city’s large park, surrounded by quiet residential neighborhoods.

Tel Aviv

  • Historic center

    Neve Tzedek

    Small streets, restored houses, cafés, and shops. A central neighborhood for wandering between Rothschild Boulevard and the waterfront.

  • Market and seafront

    Kerem HaTeimanim

    Close to Carmel Market and the promenade, with a lively feel and restaurants and shops nearby.

  • Architecture

    The White City

    Around Rothschild Boulevard and the city center, Bauhaus-style buildings are part of Tel Aviv’s best-known streetscape.

  • Creative and lively

    Florentin

    A southern neighborhood known for cafés, workshops, and street art. It can be lively, especially in the evening.

  • Port and promenade

    North Tel Aviv

    Along the coast, the promenade connects beaches, parks, and the old port. Check the exact walking distance from each home.

  • Old city

    Jaffa

    An old center with a port, lanes, and markets, south of Tel Aviv. Travel times to the center depend on the exact location.

Bat Yam

  • Beaches and promenade

    The seafront

    A long promenade and beaches, lined with newer seafront buildings.

  • Light rail and shops

    City center

    Shops and Red Line light rail stations, toward Jaffa and central Tel Aviv.

Before you choose

  • Stations and beaches

    In Netanya and Herzliya, the train station is two to three kilometers from the beach. Allow for a bus or a taxi between the two.

  • Shabbat

    From Friday afternoon to Saturday evening, trains and the light rail do not run. Keep it in mind if you plan to travel from one city to another.

    From the airport: your arrival
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