Nightlife in Akko

Akko Beach Hotel

The Akko Beach is located in one of the most beautiful bays in Israel. With a perfect view of the Mediterranean Sea and the ancient city of Akko, you will be able to enjoy a relaxing vacation.

Akko Lighthouse Suite

Situated on Akko’s western promenade opposite the lighthouse, this luxury boutique suite offers stunning sea views inside a preserved 400-year-old building. The historic space blends original Kurkar stone walls and soaring arches with refined, modern comfort.

Al-Basha Turkish Bath

Built during the late 18th century under Ahmed Pasha al-Jazzar, the bathhouse was central to transforming Akko from a fishing village into a thriving port city. Alongside the aqueduct, Khan al-Umdan, and the Great Mosque, it stood as one of the period’s grandest civic achievements.

Bab Al Hawa Guest House

Bab Al Hawa is a high-quality guest house in historic Akko. Located in the heart of the Old City, it showcases detailed handiwork by master craftsman Walid Kashash, blending custom woodwork and stone accents for an authentic Galilean stay.

Baha’i Gardens Akko

The Shrine of Baháʼu'lláh and surrounding Bahjí Gardens—the holiest site worldwide for the Bahá'í community - reopen to the general public as of October 2025 following a reaffirmation of the site's spiritual sanctity and purpose.

Daya Guest House

Situated in the heart of Old Akko, Daya sits near the Ottoman Turkish Bath and historic Shazalia Mosque. This beautifully renovated retreat blends fresh sea breezes with authentic local character, just a short stroll from vibrant markets, the port, and top attractions.

Extreme Park Akko

The Extreme Park in Akko is the largest and most professional in Israel, with the largest climbing wall in the Middle East at 32 meters, a huge 90 meter omega, SKYTRACK tracks and over 2000 meters of amazing climbing walls, with about 8,000 climbing grips designed specifically from France.

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Ghattas Turkish Bath

Founded by Akko native Emil Ghattas, this luxury bathhouse fulfills a lifelong dream of restoring authentic hammam culture to Old Akko. Housed in a restored Ottoman-era building, the structure blends historical architecture with fine imported marble from Turkey, India, and Guatemala.

Ha-Amami Market

Winding through Old Akko, Ha-Amami Market is the city's most colorful street. Following an ancient Crusader-era route, it stretches from Haim Farhi Square through stone-paved alleys down to Venice Square and the fishing port.