Rosh Hanikra Grottoes

Around the border, you'll find Rosh Hanikra. It is a rocky promontory over the sea which has beautiful grottoes. The grottoes resulted from an ongoing geological process of thousands of years which created an opening in the rock. Rainwater penetrated the open cracks and formed marine tunnels and caves) that relentlessly widened due to the intensity of the waves hitting the rock during storms. The caves are a natural wonder. They're mysterious and fascinating for their breathtaking beauty at all hours of the day and throughout the year. The caves are illuminated to allow overnight visits. Also there

The limestone cliffs are a magical place to visit, where you can discover the combination between water and land, with fantastic images that will remain in your memory. The place is north of Naharyia, however, Naharyia is where you will have to find a hotel to stay, since Rosh Hanikra remains an uninhabited area. You can visit it by a toy train with the little ones, and see the wonders of Rosh Hanikra without getting tired. It is really cheap, and the visit lasts about 1-2 hours. Then you see a movie in Hebrew, English or French in a room situated in a cave in Rock Hanikra which tells the story of this place.