Herzliya Accadia Beach

Accadia Beach is in Herzliya Pituach, an upscale coastal district about 14 km north of Dizengoff Square in Tel Aviv, Israel. The beach has fine golden sand and a wide, open shoreline on the Mediterranean, with clear water in summer and moderate waves. It is closely associated with the nearby Accadia resort hotel and with the beach clubs that line this part of the coast, giving it a more polished, resort-style character than most Tel Aviv city beaches. The atmosphere is relaxed and somewhat upscale, with families, couples and groups using sunbeds and umbrellas, and beach clubs offering food, drinks and sometimes music in the evenings. Lifeguards operate during the swimming season, with showers and toilets provided, sunbed rental available and on-site parking, which makes the beach convenient for visitors travelling by car. Access by public transport is by Israel Railways to Herzliya station followed by a short taxi or bus ride; trains do not run on Shabbat, so a taxi or private transport is needed then. The journey from central Tel Aviv takes about 20 minutes by train and taxi combined. Some sections of the coast are managed by clubs or hotels and may have access rules or fees, so visitors should check on arrival which parts are open to the public. Swimmers should use the supervised areas and follow the flag signals. The beach is quieter on weekdays and mornings and busier on Fridays, Saturdays and holidays. Nearby Herzliya Marina offers restaurants and boat views for a meal after the beach.