Caesarea Condos - Reviews and Rates

Caesarea, Mt. Carmel, Megiddo, Nazareth, Cana

After breakfast at the Grand Beach Hotel in Tel Aviv, we loaded the bus and headed north along the coast. Our first stop was Caesarea, a seaport on the Mediterranean built by King Herod the Great in 20 B.C. and named after Caesar Augustus. It was one of the most spendid cities of the ancient world and was the capital of the Roman province of Jud...

Day 9 - going Roman

Day 9 - going Roman Thankfully all heads cleared overnight so we were ready to hit the sites again. Today's destination was Caesarea, once most important port for the Romans. There's a beautiful and still active amphitheatre overlooking the Sea (although in my opinion not quite as awe-inspiring as the cliff-top Minnack Theatre in Cornwall). Then...

To Caesarea

This place was absolutely stunning, check out the pictures. The weather was wonderful. We had a great day!

Caesarea - the first major man made harbor

Waking up before the alarm, yet again, I am glad we are leaving the hotel in Tiberias as that place was a dump. We drive pass Nazareth (not before plenty of walking on water jokes fall flat) on the way to the Mediterranean to see the ancient city of Caesarea. Our family went to Caesarea 12 years ago and I had very fond memories of the ruined por...

Day of Rest

Today we just took it easy, went to the beach, a great afternoon nap and in the evening dinner with friends in Rehovot.

Day 4

We saw the beautiful theater at Caesarea, where the Apostle Paul would have been tried. What a view of the Mediterannean Sea!

Lebanon

O.k., we only visited here, but on several occasions. The Lebanese are some of the nicest people I've ever met. Would love to go back at some point......