Wingate's Deluxe Villa Walking Distance to the BeachN°001
Caesarea, Israel
From $11,445 per night
Israel's Coast Line is the Mediterranean ribbon running from the Lebanese border south through Haifa, Caesarea and Tel Aviv. It is the country's cultural and leisure heart. Renting a luxury villa here means seafront living, Roman ruins on the doorstep and effortless access to beaches, marinas and world-class dining.
- Caesarea's Roman amphitheatre, harbour and Herodian ruins beside the sea
- More than ten kilometres of Tel Aviv coastline and celebrated beaches
- UNESCO-listed Old City of Akko and the Rosh HaNikra grottoes to the north
- Seafront restaurants and marinas from Haifa to Herzliya
- A curated collection of luxury villas with private pools and concierge service
Known forMediterranean beaches, Caesarea's Roman ruins, marinas and a vibrant Tel Aviv dining scene
Best time to visitApril to June and September to October for warm sea and mild, sunny days
Nearest airportBen Gurion International Airport (TLV), near Tel Aviv
Ideal forCouples, families and groups wanting beach access with culture and gastronomy
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1–9bedrooms
up to 32guests
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Coast Line in pictures
Where to stay in Coast Line
Events not to miss in Coast Line
- June
Tel Aviv Pride
The Middle East's largest Pride celebration fills Tel Aviv with parades, parties and beach events for a week each June. The whole coastal strip picks up the energy.
- February or March
Purim
Israel's most exuberant holiday brings costumes and street parties to the coastal cities, with Holon's Adloyada parade the most famous. Expect a carnival mood from Tel Aviv to Netanya.
- February
Tel Aviv Marathon
Tens of thousands run a course along the seafront promenade and through the White City in the mild late winter. A festive weekend even for spectators.
- May to September
Caesarea Amphitheatre summer concerts
Israel's summer concert season plays out in the Roman theatre at Caesarea, midway along the coast. World-class performances in a two-thousand-year-old seaside venue.
Coast Line through the seasons
- Spring (March – May)
Perfect weather along the promenade
Warm days, cool evenings and green hinterland make this the coast's sweetest window. Ideal for combining Tel Aviv's food scene with quieter villa bases in Herzliya or Caesarea.
- Summer (June – September)
Beach culture at full volume
Long hot days on the Mediterranean, beach bars, sailing from Herzliya Marina and late nights in Tel Aviv. Private pools and sea breezes handle the heat.
- Autumn (October – November)
Warm seas after the holidays
Once the High Holidays pass, the coast settles into golden, swimmable calm. Restaurant tables and beach space come easily.
- Winter (December – February)
Mild days, culture and citrus
Sunny spells between short rains keep the promenades and markets lively, and it is peak season for the region's famous citrus. City museums and coastal walks without summer's intensity.
The Area
The Coastal Plain holds most of Israel's population and nearly all of its leisure life. The shoreline begins in the north at the Lebanese border, where the chalk cliffs and sea grottoes of Rosh HaNikra meet the Western Galilee. Quiet kibbutzim, historic farming villages and hidden coves give way to the port of Haifa and, just north, the UNESCO-listed Old City of Akko. Further south sits Caesarea, an elegant resort town built around one of the finest Roman archaeological sites in the Mediterranean, before the coast reaches cosmopolitan Tel Aviv. It is a compact, varied stretch where ancient harbours, broad beaches and modern marinas sit within easy reach of one another.
Where to Stay in Luxury Villas in Coast Line
Caesarea is the natural base for a luxury villa on the Coast Line. Israel's most exclusive residential enclave, it pairs golf, a yacht marina and quiet leafy streets with direct access to Roman ruins and uncrowded beaches. Smiling House offers a curated collection of luxury villas here, many with private pools, generous gardens and sea views. Properties suit couples seeking seclusion as readily as families and groups wanting space. For city energy, villas closer to Herzliya and northern Tel Aviv place the beach, marinas and nightlife within minutes. Every stay comes with concierge support, from private chefs to guided excursions, and can be booked direct.
Things to Do
Caesarea's national park is the headline: a Roman amphitheatre that still hosts concerts, a Herodian harbour, a hippodrome and mosaics, all set against the sea. Divers can explore the submerged ancient port. Beyond it, the coast delivers long days on the sand, from Tel Aviv's lively beaches to the calmer northern coves. Head north to wander the UNESCO-listed Old City of Akko with its Crusader halls and bazaar, or ride the cable car down to the sea grottoes at Rosh HaNikra. Golf, sailing and watersports are easy to arrange, and the Carmel hills inland offer wineries and walking within a short drive.
Dining and Nightlife
The Coast Line eats well, with the sea rarely out of sight. North Tel Aviv landmarks such as Seatara serve everything from sushi to French-style seafood on a balcony above the waves, while Mediterranean and Greek-leaning kitchens like Kalamata add a Middle Eastern accent to grilled fish and mezze. Caesarea's harbour has its own cluster of waterfront tables. Days drift easily from beach cafes to sunset cocktails, and Tel Aviv's bar scene runs late, energetic and inventive. A Smiling House concierge can secure tables at the best seafront restaurants or arrange a private chef in your villa.
When to Visit and Getting There
Spring, from April to June, and autumn, in September and October, are ideal, with warm water and comfortable, sunny days before and after the intense summer heat. July and August are hot and busy but perfect for committed beach time, while winters stay mild and green. The Coast Line is exceptionally easy to reach: Ben Gurion International Airport sits between Tel Aviv and the coast, putting Caesarea within roughly a forty-minute drive. A hire car is the simplest way to explore the shoreline, and your villa concierge can arrange private transfers on arrival.