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Herzliya Pituah, Herzliya — Area Guide & Where to Stay

Herzliya Pituah is the beachfront neighbourhood of Herzliya, established in 1925, with the largest marina in Israel along its shore.

About Herzliya Pituah

Where to stay in Herzliya Pituah

Not every neighbourhood fits every trip — here's what each one is good for.

Hotels are the point here. Herzliya Pituah is one of the few neighbourhoods in the Tel Aviv District where a room on the beach, a restaurant street and a berth at the marina arrive as a single package, which pulls in visitors who would otherwise book in Tel Aviv. Sailing shapes the demand. Boat crews and anyone with business in the high-tech offices take this side of Herzliya, while plainer beds sit back from the water in the rest of the city.

About Herzliya Pituah

What are the main landmarks in Herzliya Pituah?

Herzliya Pituah names exactly one building. Davor house is the only named structure the neighbourhood records, which leaves the marina, the beach and the restaurant frontage to do the work monuments do elsewhere. Sailing replaces sightseeing.

Herzliya Pituah runs along the shore of the Tel Aviv District, and the largest marina in Israel gives it a landmark that is used rather than looked at.

What is the history of Herzliya Pituah?

The neighbourhood dates from 1925. What began as a coastal addition to Herzliya became an affluent quarter of the Tel Aviv District, known first for its hotels and restaurants and afterwards for the high-tech firms that settled beside them. Davor house survives from the older stock.

The marina followed, and with it the standing that puts Herzliya Pituah among the most prestigious addresses in Israel, a reputation resting on beach frontage rather than on any monument of stone.

Where is Herzliya Pituah?

Herzliya Pituah takes the beachfront edge of Herzliya, in the Tel Aviv District of Israel, with the marina set on its shore.

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Updated August 2026