Israeli Coastal Plain

The Coastal Plain in Israel stretches from the Carmel Range in the north, to Gaza and Egypt in the south. At its center is the sprawling Tel Aviv metropolitan area. Cities From north to south, the Coastal Plain can be roughly divided into three groups of cities: The Sharon Caesarea Hadera Netanya Herzliya Ra'anana Kfar Saba Tel Aviv area Tel Aviv Bnei Brak Petah Tikva Ramat Gan Givat Shmuel Bat Yam Holon Southern Coastal Plain Rishon LeZion Ramla - the only town in Israel founded by the medieval Arab empires. It includes the White Mosque Rehovot Ashdod Ashkelon Other destinations Understand The Sharon is the part of the coastal plain located north of Tel Aviv. It is famous for its orange groves, some of which are now being replaced by new housing developments. The Southern Coastal Plain, as its name indicates, has less of an identity. It is mostly known for its cities - Ashdod and Ashkelon. Get in Get around See Almost all of the Sharon has publicly accessible beaches. But as usual, don't swim without a lifeguard. The swimming season is usually between June and September, and lifeguards are only available during this season. Do Eat Drink Stay safe Get out This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!