Rosh Hanikra to Clil

Alto Dairy is a rural and family boutique dairy. Alto produces cheese from excellent Galilean goat’s milk using traditional methods of work found in rural areas in Europe. The focus is on health alongside rich gourmet cheese. Alto serves rich and tasty breakfasts and lunch.

Driving along the coast you will find Israel’s most beautiful coast line. Blue bay water and rock grottos, rare plants and sea turtles nesting sites, remains of the biblical city Achziv and sea ponds beach – all waiting for you. The strip is 5 km long. To get the most out of your visit, you could try the free Betzet Beach just past the main Achziv strip, but we’d highly recommend checking out the organized Banana Beach with life guard services or Achziv National Park, five minutes further up the road.

Rosh Hanikra Reserve is located at the northern part of Israel’s Mediterranean Sea, with a steep cliff descending to the sea and a bay beach. The only point in Israel where the sea meets the mountains. A short walk at the heart of the cliff reveals the unique and beautiful grottos which are actually marine caves with changing colors throughout the day and seasons. The grottos are most beautiful during sunsets and storms.

Shahaf Avraham and Tomer Swisa are friends and co-workers from northern Israel, who after many years of gaining knowledge and experience working in leading restaurants in Israel, decided to make their dream come true and opened Tosha. Tomer, who studied under Hans and Galit Bertele, under Estella and also interned in France, creates cakes and pastries that are as beautiful as they are tasty. Tosha has an eclectic and comfortable design, including a bar made of bicycles, built by the two of them.

Hanita Forest occupies an area of over 2,300 dunam (approx 575 acres) across the slopes of the Western Galilee hills at a height of 100-400 meters above sea level. KKL-JNF acquired the lands of Kibbutz Hanita, which was established as a Tower and Stockade settlement in 1938, and planted a forest around the Lower Hanita site that had served as a way station for the settlement group before they reached the top of the hill where the kibbutz stands today. At the upper end of the forest, which now extends from Hanita all the way down to the township of Shlomi, stands a reconstruction of the tower and stockade site with an adjacent recreation area that is accessible to visitors with limited mobility. An Additional picnic site can be found at the lower end of the forest, near Shlomi.