Rosh HaNikra Visitor Center

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• Jonathan Foo

  21 March 2018

  The view from the top. The cable ride is just for a minute ride down. Another option is to travel from the shore side and feel the wave and open space. Not so touristy too.

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• Coleen B

  25 February 2018

  Beautiful place to visit. Includes a choice of dining and a souvenir shop. To see the grotto, you need to take the cable car for which there is a charge.

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• Shahar Shalev

  15 February 2018

  Renovated store and visitor center, great scenery of the Mediterranean sea, amazing tour of the caves in the mountain. Extremely recommended!

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• Saar Klein

  14 February 2018

  Very nice place, amazing caves, great view. Similar to many blue caves around the world but here you can walk into the mountain. This is also a route for the old train from Lebanon to Israel, the movie theater is located on the old tracks.

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• Stefano Tomasi

  29 January 2018

  Fantastic spot in the very north of the country! Very interesting story of the place as border cross! Pity that now is out of service! Many facilities to reach the spot by public transport. Absolutely enjoyable atmosphere and great natural views and beauty!

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• Vladimir Popov

  18 November 2017

  Short way from Haifa, good place for family rest.

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• Anca Bell

  11 October 2017

  Lovely views and the grotto is great. Very poor organization when crowded, we bought tickets online, and after waiting for a shuttle bus on the heat, the employee at the grotto wouldn't accept the tickets simply because they weren't paper - we had to go back and do the route all over again.

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• Zaryana Yablochkin

  13 September 2017

  Great place for groups and for family, also as a romantic place.. Historical site! Very beautiful

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• DJ Alfani

  13 September 2017

  Great views and a historic location! For a thrill there's a location you can cliff dive

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• Mark Storer

  30 August 2017

  Beautiful natural sea grotto accessed by a small cable car. Also has a history attached to it as it's so close to the border with Lebanon

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• Shmuel Weissman

  17 August 2017

  Overcrowded. Visiting with children, part of the attraction was descending the cliff with the cable cars (in retrospect, it's an overplayed experience). The lines were extremely long (a 45-minutes wait going down, 15 minutes going up) and only half way through the line someone stopped by to offer an alternative - going down by bus

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• Jacob Tsabar

  22 July 2017

  Walking through the Rosh Haniqra Grottoes is a unique experience. The nature created tunnels in the mountain's rocks and the splashing sea waves are not often seen elsewhere. Right by the Israel-Lebanon border which provides another level of excitement. The only issue are the limited parking spaces, so early arrival is recommended.

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• Susan Colville

  20 April 2017

  Beautiful place to visit at the top of Israels border.
  Car parking and shop closes early for Holy days.

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• Ofer Groman

  09 April 2017

  Fantastic place! The view is magnificent the moment you park your car. Ocean waves splashing violently into the mountain. The grottos are incredible. It's about 15 minutes walk but the kids asked to do it twice. The cable railway is fun but a bit too quick. You can also rent a bike or a golf cart and go for a quick ride along the shoreline.
  Try to get here when it's not too busy so you could have a quiet and fun experience.

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• Amjad Shehadeh

  28 March 2017

  Good but the cable car time is way too short.

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• Alexander Balabanov

  06 March 2017

  Beautiful viewing point of the northern shoreline, Haifa is visible in most days.
  Recommend going down to the cliffs.

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• Sabrina Boisvert

  24 December 2016

  Located right on the borders, it is pretty hard to access without a car - or any other personal transports.
  The cave itself is beautiful! Clear water and white rocks. The paths inside are well maintained and there's translations in the 3 main languages.
  The only deception is that it's pretty small and under 20 minutes you're mostly done!

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