Founded in 1929 as an agricultural settlement, the city quickly became one of the important tourist and industrial areas of the country. Named after the American philanthropist Nathan Strauss, in 1948 the settlement received city status. The first inhabitants of Netanya in the 30s of the XX century were swept by an “orange fever”: Netanya was buried in citrus plantations that have survived to this day. Modern Netanya is a major tourist resort, is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in Israel.

This is a modern, hospitable city - the pearl of the Mediterranean coast. Also, the location of Netanya is the most attractive for tourists: it’s only an hour drive to Jerusalem, the trip to the north of Israel will take the same time.

Netanya's climate is mild, suitable for relaxing at any time of the year. The most favorable weather is 9 months a year. Hotels of all levels are located along the 11-kilometer-long sandy coast with 8 equipped beaches. Most of the beaches are equipped with volleyball and basketball courts, as well as places for windsurfing, sailing, fishing, hang gliding, where you can rent equipment and, if necessary, receive professional instruction. All official bathing places are equipped with sun loungers, sun loungers, showers and changing cabins.

For lovers of walks and entertainment, cafes, bars, nightclubs and discos are open throughout the year. Concerts and festivals in the open air, beautiful parks will please fans of outdoor recreation: everyone here can find something to their liking. Netanya is an ideal place to relax with the whole family.