Rosh Hanikra

Rosh Hanikra, otherwise known as Hanikra, is a kibbutz in northern Israel, situated at the Mediterranean coast, in the western Galilee region. As of 2018, the population of this city is estimated to be around 1,365.

Rosh Hanikra is located just meters away from the border of Lebanon and has some fantastic places that will leave you with amazing experiences if visited. Rosh Hanikra is known for being a communal agricultural settlement with lots of produce every year. This has made them contribute massively to the economy of Israel as a whole.

There are lots of places that make Rosh Hanikra a beautiful and amazing place that a tourist must never miss. This includes among others;

Rosh Hanikra grottoes are one of the factors that gave Rosh Hanikra the needed recognition and makes it a place of attraction for both tourists and locals. It is a cavernous tunnel built by the British in 1968. The tunnel’s branches are built in different directions and have some interconnecting segments. It is said to be about 400 meters in length.

If you are looking for where to spend some hours while enjoying the cool embrace of the atmosphere as well as the unique landscape, the grotto is your best option.

Also, to make things easier for visitors, a cable car was built. The cable car is designed to take visitors from the cliff to the tunnel so that they can have a better view of the place. The cable car holds a world record of being the steepest with a gradient of 60 degrees!

Another place to make your visit to Rosh Hanikra worthwhile is the Rosh Hanikra beach. If you are looking for a place to enjoy a nice fresh breeze or a place to have a feel of nature, Rosh Hanikra Beach is one of the places that can help you achieve such an aim. It is considered to be one of the most beautiful beaches to visit in Israel.