Nahariya and the Northern Coast
A vibrant small city by the sea, with the train south.
Nahariya is the northern end of Israel’s railway network.
Nahariya, founded in 1935 by German Jewish refugees, is the northernmost city on Israel’s coast. A stream runs down its eucalyptus-lined main boulevard to a seafront park, promenade and beaches.
North of the center, a new neighborhood of about 1,050 homes is rising 200 m from Achziv beach, next to a coastal strip declared a national park.
Don’t miss
- Sderot Ga’aton and the seafront promenade
- Achziv beach and national park
- The train south to Haifa and beyond
- Galilee Medical Center
Why people choose Nahariya and the Northern Coast
Quality of life
The beach, the promenade, cafés and the train, with Galilee Medical Center on the edge of the city.
Community
A small, friendly English-speaking community that Nefesh B’Nefesh calls a relatively easy place to integrate, in a city built by waves of immigrants.
Value for money
The average recorded sale price is around ₪1.84M, for a city with a beach and a train. Residents also get a 12% locality income-tax credit (2026).
Good to know
- Nahariya is close to the Lebanese border and has been hit by rocket fire in past conflicts. Check that any home has a safe room.
Towns in Nahariya and the Northern Coast
Homes and projects in Nahariya and the Northern Coast
Sources
Researched by DreamNorth, checked 18 Oct 2026. Developer and promotional material is marked as such; confirm details before you buy.
- Wikipedia, Nahariya
- Nefesh B’Nefesh, Nahariya
- Madlan, Nahariya sale prices
- Israel Tax Authority 2026 deductions booklet, locality income-tax credits (compiled by relotax, updated 2 Aug 2026)
- Magdilim, sales in Nahariya’s new beach neighborhood (27 May 2024)
- Sponser, Electra and Tzemach Hammerman to build at Achziv (21 Sep 2015)