Introducing Netanya
Anyone with a sudden urge to fly off to the French Riviera could save money by popping up to Netanya for a few hours. This sun-and-sand resort town offers 11km of the finest free beaches in Israel, populated largely by French-Jewish immigrants. The lively pedestrianised main street is lined with shops, cafés, patisseries and a handful of excellent restaurants.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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Re: Transit through Tel Aviv airport - Iranian visa stamp
by alhaderech 23 May 2012
If being ignorant is not knowing the nuances of the names of the various full body coverings worn by Muslim women, then I guess I am ignoran…
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RE: Need a place to stay
by Shuffaluff 12 February 2012
Where are you heading by train the next morning? Trains run to Nahariya and intermediate points (Netanya, Haifa, Akko to name only a few)…
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RE: Middle East FAQ thread
by Shuffaluff 04 February 2012
*Why can't I find a sensible bus route between A and B in Israel?* Egged is only one bus company in Israel. For decades it had a monopoly…
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