Caesarea
Train to Binyamina, then a short 15 minute bus ride to the beach, the Roman theatre and the ancient harbor.
Caesarea is a rare mix of Roman ruins on the sea, beach, art and golf. Take the train to Binyamina and finish with a short bus or taxi ride, an easy day without a car.
Your options
Train to Binyamina
Tel Aviv, Haifa and Jerusalem to Binyamina
- A direct train with no changes from the center or the north
- From the station continue on line 80 or a short taxi ride to Caesarea
- Does not run on Shabbat
Line 80 (Kavim)
Binyamina station to Caesarea
- Reaches central Caesarea, and from there a short walk or taxi to the park gate
- Check the times in Moovit before you set off, the line does not run all day
Taxi from the station
Binyamina to Caesarea
- Convenient with children, beach gear, or when line 80 does not fit your timing
What to see
Caesarea national park
A Roman theatre, ancient streets, a bath house and a hippodrome, right on the sea.
The harbor of Caesarea
The harbor built by Herod, today full of galleries, restaurants and short boat trips.
The beach and the farmers market
An organized beach, plus a market with local produce and food near the hotels.
Zichron Yaakov
Pair it with Caesarea: the founders street, wineries and a view over the Carmel, reached from Binyamina by a short bus or taxi.
Good to know
Check the line 80 times before setting off, at some hours a short taxi from the station is easier.
The theatre and the harbor offer little shade, so bring a hat, water and sunscreen even on a cool day.
You can do Caesarea in the morning and Zichron Yaakov in the afternoon, both from Binyamina station.
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